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Let’s thank Donald Trump: The Ivy League, the 1 percent and the education horror brought forward by his racist campaign
Aaron Barlow
His overt hate, at least, has made it possible to talk about toxic dog-whistle politics -- especially in education
Racist then, racist now: The real story of Bill Clinton’s crime bill
Chauncey DeVega
Clinton's crime bill and Hillary's "super-predators" talk remains a problem, but its roots and legacy are complex
Kris Jenner, mother of the year: 13-year-old Khloe’s “traumatizing” surprise-wax says so much about the Kardashian childhood
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The reality star's daughters open up about their mom's hardcore grooming indoctrination for her daughters
We failed Anita Hill: Decades after Clarence Thomas’ “Confirmation,” we still can’t handle talking about sexual harrassment
Sonia Saraiya
HBO's film is a timely look at the thwarted, mishandled confirmation hearings that upheld a sad status quo
Kim Davis’ legal team is behind discriminatory anti-LGBT bills in 20 states
Sophia Tesfaye
And they have lawyers drafting similar legislation in all 50 states
Death on the street: America’s homeless population is growing older and sicker
Margot Kushel
Half the country's adult homeless are now 50 and over. It's a burgeoning crisis that demands systemic changes
Insurance companies “will happily kill people for profit”: Rob Delaney on the UK’s “empirically better” healthcare, Bernie Sanders and parenting through the filth and joy
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to the star, co-creator, and vulgar comedian behind "Catastrophe," the British-American Amazon comedy
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Rick Scott is really this pathetic
Janet Allon
The Florida governor releases an attack ad on a private citizen, while Bill O'Reilly whitesplains Donald Trump
The case for “good enough”: Forget striving–our happiness depends on being satisfied with less
Mark Slouka
Beware of the architects of insecurity: sex, love, decency, joy--these are not competitive sports
Malcolm Gladwell got us wrong: Our research was key to the 10,000-hour rule, but here’s what got oversimplified
Anders Ericsson, Robert Pool
Yes, it takes effort to be an expert. But Gladwell based 10,000-hour rule in part on our work, and misunderstood
The things I still carry
Rory Fanning
After 9/11, I gave up college to become an army ranger. I refuse to let high school students make the same mistake
Hillary is this out of touch: The Democratic frontrunner doesn’t understand economic struggle — and never will
Les Leopold
Clinton wants cash-strapped students to believe she's been in their shoes. Last week she let the truth slip out
Rush Limbaugh’s primary from hell: Even conservatives are finally turning on the famous blowhard
Eric Boehlert
Trump has exposed him for the fraud he's always been. Critics and listeners alike won't let him hear the end of it
Secrets of the penny candy jar: From Tootsie Rolls to Necco wafers, the real story behind every nostalgic treat
Susan Benjamin
Whether you loved Milk Duds, Pixy Stix, the Circus Peanut or the Charleston Chew, these histories are sweet
Hillary’s Iraq vote is disqualifying: It’s not enough to have experience if the judgment is wrong
H.A. Goodman
The Bernie/Hillary "qualification" debate really is important. It's essential to keep in mind the actual records
How Ted Cruz wins: Why beating Donald Trump has become extremely doable
Heather Digby Parton
The most extreme Senator in recent memory has a realistic shot at becoming the most extreme nominee, basically ever
The secret history of Donald Trump’s goon squad: How a wannabe demagogue hijacked the GOP primary
Heather Digby Parton
What do the inner workings of Trump's campaign look like? Thanks to a report from New York magazine, now we know
The 10 worst states for pot smokers
Phillip Smith
If you like pot and live in these states, it might be time to move
Ban homework: It doesn’t help little kids learn—and it ruins their love of school
Scott Timberg
We have elementary education all wrong. It is time to ease up on our kids, an expert tells Salon
I fall for strangers: I thought my fantasies made me writerly and special — it took decades to see how they were ruining my life
Kim Brooks
"Is it possible to fall in love with someone you don't really know?" I asked; he said that it was much, much easier
Bernie’s endgame: No, he can’t win now — but his campaign has exposed Hillary as a “weak frontrunner” in a divided party
Andrew O'Hehir
Bernie's revolution is winding down, but what it reveals about Hillary and her party could have lasting effects
Donald Trump is the man Rush Limbaugh always wanted to be
Heather Digby Parton
A former Bush speechwriter blames Limbaugh for the rise of Trump, but somehow manages to completely miss the point
Don Cheadle on playing the drug-addled Miles Davis in “Miles Ahead,” and the toxic costs of Hollywood racism
Andrew O'Hehir
The "House of Lies" and "Iron Man" star turns director with an exhilarating biopic about a damaged jazz genius
What automakers and regulators aren’t telling parent drivers
Myron Levin
Safety officials have known about the dangers of collapsing seatbacks for years and failed to share their expertise
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