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“Thinking about how to transition”: David Means and Luke Mogelson, short story masters, contemplate the novel
David Means, Luke Mogelson
Two great writers -- one veteran, one newcomer -- discuss breaking out of cubbyholes and pondering first novels
“A champion of civil rights”: Reaction to the death of Muhammad Ali
The Associated Press
An outpouring of grief and honor from politicians, leaders and celebrities for Muhammed Ali
The women who took on Wal-Mart: “We started a revolution that has spread around the world”
Annelise Orleck
The multinational has denied its employees a living wage. A determined group of activists refuses to stand for it
Will Oldham barest interview: “I trust that there are people every day, finding their way to the pieces of work that are going to be important in their lives”
Peter Machen
Salon exclusive: The gutsy, mercurial actor and musician opens up on the magic behind his creative process
What Big Pharma doesn’t want you to know about the opioid epidemic
Martha Rosenberg
The industry has pushed drugs like Oxycontin for even minor pains, and the FDA has enabled it every step of the way
Make “Ghostbusters” great again? Reboot culture, male rage and the pathology of nostalgia
Scott Timberg
To understand cries of "you're killing my childhood!" let's go back to when nostalgia was considered a disease
“Racism is really just a mask for greed”: Salon talks to Alice Walker on the 40th anniversary of “Meridian” about the power of revolt
Jonathan Dick
The Pulitzer-winning novelist opens up about social justice, race, sexism and how literature can change the world
There will be mayhem: Petro-states are going down and taking the world economy with them
Michael T. Klare
Iraq and Venezuela are on the brink of collapse. Saudi Arabia may be next in line. The fallout could prove deadly
Andrew Sullivan is blind: It’s elitists who helped give rise to America’s neo-fascist movement
Mike Lofgren
The patrician essayist blames Trump on "hyperdemocracy," completely oblivious of his own complicity in this tragedy
Nagasaki, the atomic bomb and the radiated pig that haunts me
Alice Bingham Gorman
Obama's historic visit to Hiroshima brings back postwar memories of a living reminder of the power of the bomb
Megyn Kelly waves a white flag: Fox News completely belongs to Donald Trump now
Eric Boehlert
This will be the "Kelly File" host's legacy -- teaching the Republican Party how to surrender to a neo-fascist
Patton Oswalt posts moving message on Twitter in honor of his late wife Michelle McNamara
Scott Eric Kaufman
McNamara died suddenly in her sleep last month at the age of 46
“Hey Bernie, eat s**t and die”: Unhinged Trump supporter Ted Nugent tears into Sanders at NRA convention
Sophia Tesfaye
The unhinged NRA board member also encourages gun owners to "shoot .. and kill" recently released inmates
How one woman beat the big banks: The amazing, true story about how Wall Street’s mortgage fraud unraveled
David Dayen
Sued by a giant bank, Lisa Epstein didn't have many options. Then she found the small print that changed everything
“The Monkees songbook is maybe the third-best”: Peter Tork claims the bronze—right after the Beatles and the Stones
Marc Spitz
Salon talks to one-third of the surviving Monkees about indie rock collaboration, their legacy and "Good Times!"
Twitter’s best reactions to George Zimmerman’s failed gun auction and publicity stunt
Brendan Gauthier
It's hard to argue that Zimmerman isn't the antichrist. It's harder to craft a creative tweet about his latest move
The Democratic ticket that would have been a slam dunk: Joe Biden wanted Elizabeth Warren as his VP
Sean Illing
Biden's popularity is as high as it's ever been — a ticket with Warren would have routed Trump
The rape of Lyanna Stark: “Game of Thrones”’ biggest mystery revolves around a woman’s consent
Sonia Saraiya
Her abduction started the war that started this story—and we may be closer than ever to her side of the story
After noted Hillary supporter “forgets” his Iraq position, Twitter comedian creates the best timeline of pundits’ reactions to the war
Ben Norton
When pro-Clinton pundit John Aravosis said he forgot his Iraq War stance, Trillburne wrote a brilliant chronology
“Game of Thrones” recap: Jon Snow’s revenge comes, with a surprise
Sonia Saraiya
The resurrected Lord Commander drops the mic, Bran has a vision and a missing character makes a terrified return
“The evidence is pretty incontrovertible that he doesn’t exist”: Stephen Colbert’s favorite scientist on the universe, naturalism and finding meaning without God
Émile P. Torres
Sean Carroll excels at explaining complex science to regular people -- including those who don't believe
Don’t say Trump can’t win: Why the rush to forecast the general election in May is ridiculous
Gary Legum
Yes, Hillary Clinton has a clear advantage. But anything could go wrong between now and November
Saudi Arabia faces collapse: America’s Middle Eastern ally may not survive this latest oil crisis
Vijay Prashad
Petroleum accounts for 90 percent of the country's economy. A depressed market has exposed its fragile fundamentals
Ann Coulter vs. the #NeverTrump crowd: “Move out of DC and meet some Americans,” says the billionaire’s No. 1 shill
Brendan Gauthier
Trump's foremost supporter is making a really awful case for her candidate
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