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Secrets of the GOP science war: How spin-masters and pundits confuse conservatives about facts
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives have become much less trusting of science. A cynical right-wing campaign is behind that
“If any network had a chance to put Tina Fey in that job, they’d throw every man overboard”: Bill Carter surveys the late-night landscape
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to "The War for Late Night" author Bill Carter about "The Daily Show," Colbert, Fallon and more
Good news for dad bods and curvy girls — you’re getting more sex than anyone
Rachel Kramer Bussel
For straight men and women, the less obsessed you are with your weight, the more action you see in bed
From “kosher sex” to love maps, 5 tips for keeping your sex life hot
Jill Hamilton
Five big thinkers give their best advice on how to rekindle passion in a long-term relationship
The Many Faces of Donald Trump: A handy guide to the Trumpsplainer, the PowerFrown, and more
Benjamin Wheelock
Your visual primer for The Rubber-Faced One
Is marijuana a single species?: While you’re searching for the perfect high, scientists go deeper
Phillip Smith
With its commercialization, cannabis moves into a regulatory environment where its taxonomy matters
The military’s secret military: Green Berets, Navy SEALs and the special ops you’ll never know about
Nick Turse
A handful of elite soldiers are carrying out hush-hush missions across the globe, and their numbers are growing
Ben Folds reaches for a new classic: “This is how you make something you haven’t heard before”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the piano-driven songwriter on his new hybrid of rock with chamber and orchestral music
Scott Walker never stood a chance: Why this awkward, Koch-backed Midwesterner was outrageously overrated
Heather Digby Parton
The Wisconsin governor bowed out of the GOP primary on Monday. In truth, we shouldn't be surprised
America is still paying for W: Afghanistan, Iraq and our looming geopolitical crisis
Alfred McCoy
Obama has diligently repaired America's standing abroad, but its days of global influence may finally be numbered
Carly Fiorina’s climate change nonsense: Let’s see the GOP candidates deny reality at California debate, while California burns
Paul Rosenberg
The reality of global warming is about to intrude on the GOP presidential campaign in an undeniable way Wednesday
If “pro-lifers” wanted to end abortion — rather than control sex — their tactics would be radically different
Valerie Tarico
Cut abortions by 90 percent in 20 years? Yes -- but not the way antiabortion activists think
“Goodnight Mommy” will terrify you: This Austrian art-house thriller earns its early Oscar buzz
Andrew O'Hehir
The latest horror sensation in the "Deeply Disturbed European Family" genre is Austria's Academy Award submission
Scott Walker, meet Noam Chomsky: Here’s the real Iran history Republicans need to learn
Kyle Schmidlin
What will it take for conservatives to understand that we're the ones who have been meddling in Iran for decades?
The neo-Nazi next door: In “Welcome to Leith,” the deeply strange saga of a tiny town, a white supremacist and a crazy dream unfolds
Andrew O'Hehir
An infamous white racist tried to conquer a farm town — and the locals fought back. But that's not the whole story
Armed revolution and free breakfast: The extraordinary true story of “The Black Panthers” and how they shaped our era
Andrew O'Hehir
America's legendary black radicals faced covert ops, militarized cops and a proto-War on Terror -- 45 years ago
Jeb Bush is really bad at running for president: An examination
Jack Mirkinson
While Donald Trump surges in the polls, the erstwhile frontrunner from Florida struggles to connect with voters
The King of the Punks looks at 60: John Lydon on his Sex Pistols past, his new album and why he’s still “a work in progress”
Marc Spitz
Salon talks to the Public Image Limited frontman about his book and their new album "What the World Needs Now"
Miley Cyrus has learned nothing: Why her shots at Nicki Minaj were so tone-deaf
Morgan Jerkins
The pop star has profited handsomely from appropriation. Now she's telling a black singer how to talk about race
The pivotal climate-change challenge that America isn’t talking about nearly enough
Lew Daly
While we've made some strides already toward a clean-energy future, we risk leaving much of the population behind
Are these really the best songs of the ’80s?: Picking apart Pitchfork’s fascinating, frustrating list
Scott Timberg
Hip hop and soul are well represented, but alt-country and U.S. alternative, not so much
“It’s not just a party, it’s our life”: Jazz musicians led the way back to the city after Katrina — but what is this “new” New Orleans?
Larry Blumenfeld
Culture brought New Orleans back after the flood, but for some artists there's a newfound sense of alienation
Did Nazis really try to make zombies? The real history behind one of our weirdest WWII obsessions
Noah Charney
From comics to video games to Indiana Jones, the occult pursuits of Nazi villains continue to fascinate us
Noam Chomsky: America is the gravest danger to world peace
Noam Chomsky
The famous scholar and political activist talks Iran, the Middle East and the bellicosity of the Republican Party
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