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Religion’s “creative destruction”: Millennials, the new religious “nones,” are experimenting with new forms and rituals
Donald E. Miller
Could spiritual practices like feeding the homeless and fighting injustice take the place of traditional religion?
From “A New Hope” to no hope at all: “Star Wars,” Tolkien and the sinister and depressing reality of expanded universes
Gerry Canavan
When fantasy sagas never end, we see the cycles of brutality and totalitarianism that fuel them don't, either
You have bigger worries than terrorism: 5 diseases infinitely more likely to kill you
Larry Schwartz
Repeat after us, you're not dying in a terrorist attack. Cancer and heart disease pose far, far greater threats
Rumors of cinema’s death have been greatly exaggerated: 2015 was one of the best years for movies ever
Nico Lang
Sure, TV is in its peak now—but in spite of Hollywood's blind spots, this year's movies have been incredibly strong
Donald Trump’s run has spooked billionaires — so now one has an insane plan to rig the election system
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump has freaked-out wealthy donors who typically pick candidates, and one has a dumb plan to fight back
Nic Cage’s dino bones blues: The scientific ethics and international crimes behind the eccentric actor’s latest Hollywood-scale drama
Paula Young Lee
Cage didn't break the law when he bought a dinosaur skull, but it does have to go back to Mongolia—here's why
The attack on Youth Against Settlements: Why is Israel shutting down even nonviolent Palestinian youth activism?
David Palumbo-Liu
The UN's stand on the harassment of young human rights defenders in the West Bank: "It should cease immediately"
Sandra Bland will get no justice: By betraying minorities, the U.S. legal system is working exactly as designed
Chauncey DeVega
Bland’s death in jail and the decision to not prosecute proves again that courts are stacked against minorities
Donald Trump can’t truly win: Why we must not ignore that the Left is still growing too
Paul Blest
While far right forces have gained steam in recent years, they're outnumbered by a revitalized progressivism
The year in guilty-pleasure movies: The most delightful flops and worst trainwrecks of the year
Gary M. Kramer
From silly thrillers to a ridiculous romp through EDM DJ culture, here are the best of the worst for 2015
Don’t call it “prayer shaming”: How San Bernardino exposed our moral failure
Willie Dwayne Francois
People of faith have a sacramental duty to hold lawmakers accountable for protecting the sacredness of human life
An unbelievable story of rape
T. Christian Miller, Ken Armstrong
First she was assaulted, then she was arrested and shamed. A must-read from ProPublica and The Marshall Project
“You’re not so tough, Donny”: Michael Moore tells amazing story about “wuss,” “fraidy cat” Donald Trump
Michael Moore
The famed director protests outside Trump Tower -- and tells of how nervous Trump was to appear on TV with him
I am a white person against Trump: White people need to stop laughing and start taking responsibility
Adam Ciminello
Trump provided me lots of entertainment. Only now do I realize his racism isn't funny, and that I need to own it
This “Star Wars” fan is worn out: The nonstop marketing machine has turned fandom into a grind
Ethan Gilsdorf
I'm looking forward to seeing "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"—and to the hype machine slowing down
Yogurt could be the key to happiness: The surprising link between your gut and your mental health
Reynard Loki
Research suggests the bacteria in yogurt may help relieve anxiety and stress by reducing a specific brain activity
Ted Cruz is even worse than Trump: The Texas senator’s nihilism dwarfs the Donald’s
Matthew Rozsa
At least Trump has a progressive tax plan. Cruz is fully prepared to bring down America to satisfy his ambition
Rise of the GOP bullsh***ers: How the electoral process has been overwhelmed by lies & untruths
Conor Lynch
A cursory review of the campaign to date shows a veritable avalanche of B.S., passed off & accepted as fact
Provoking discussion, not riots: Sandow Birk’s “American Qur’an” is quietly transgressive, eschewing the satirical depictions of the Prophet Muhammad that grab headlines
Zareena Grewal
Birk is driven by a troubling political dilemma that couldn't be more timely: Can’t Islam be an American religion?
Vigilantism, “Fox & Friends”-style: Erick Erickson, Donald Trump and our new gun-nut terror
Alex Trimble Young
We hear it loud and clear: Radical gun nuts fight for Second Amendment with dreams of bearing arms against Muslims
Jesse Watters attempts to mock patrons of the arts, accidentally reveals how irrational his party’s anti-refugee fear-mongering is
Scott Eric Kaufman
No refugees allowed, he argued, even if there's only a 1 in 11.5 million chance of one being a terrorist
Donald Trump is the GOP now: Sorry, Bob Dole, and even Dick Cheney. This is your party
Simon Maloy
The Republican Party cannot disavow Trump as "anathema" to the GOP — for too many voters, he is the GOP
I used to laugh off Donald Trump: As a Muslim, a U.S. citizen and a veteran, I’m not laughing anymore
Nadeem Zaman
The first time our government fingerprinted me, it was for a post-9/11 registry. The second was for the Army
If you live in fear, it multiplies fast: “Your entire world simply looks more scary”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a psychologist about the mood President Obama tries to steer us away from
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