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Faith after Ferguson: It’s been 1 year since Michael Brown’s killer wasn’t indicted, and I learned what I really believed in
Jacqui Germain
I lost faith in the system that night —but I replaced it with something stronger
Mother of Muslim American 9/11 first responder rebukes Donald Trump: “Maybe it is time for him to go back to Germany and advocate his pro-Nazi policies over there”
Sophia Tesfaye
Talat Hamdani says Donald Trump is insulting her son's memory
5 incredibly easy ways to “age-proof” your body
April M. Short
Worried about getting older? Here are some surprisingly effective strategies for staying stronger for longer
7 “unhealthy” foods that are actually anything but
Evelyn Nieves
Experts warned us to avoid these edibles at all costs. Turns out they were wrong.
The sounds of “Fargo,” 1979: The musical masterminds behind TV’s best soundtrack
Silas House
Perfect covers of Coen brothers favorites, spot-on period tunes — and the song that blew the budget is yet to come
Inside the plot to kill JFK: The secret story of the CIA and what really happened in Dallas
David Talbot
The official narrative only gets more implausible, especially when you hear the stories of these secret super-spies
We have the Woodrow Wilson/P.C. debate all backwards: Protesters are forcing a debate Princeton has whitewashed for decades
Corey Robin
Princeton placed Wilson on pedestal for decades. Protesters tell a fuller story. So exactly who is stifling speech?
Facebook’s safety check: The question of who’s “safe” or “not safe” isn’t so simple
Paula Young Lee
Facebook turned on the "SAFE" function for the Paris attacks and the Nigeria bombings—will Mali be next or not?
Springsteen’s “Ties That Bind”: The new documentary goes deep into the “adult concerns” that fueled “The River”
Caryn Rose
The documentary airs on HBO Nov. 27, and is part of a 35th anniversary box set of the 1980 double album, out Dec. 4
Ben Carson is cratering: New polls show controversies taking a toll on the wingnut favorite
Sophia Tesfaye
The surgeon is no longer surgin'
No, really, I’ll only vote for Bernie Sanders — and Paris helps explain why
H.A. Goodman
This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to vote for Bernie Sanders and I'm not going to waste it
This is why they hate us: The real American history neither Ted Cruz nor the New York Times will tell you
Ben Norton
We talk democracy, then overthrow elected governments and prop up awful regimes. Let's discuss the actual history
We created Islamic extremism: Those blaming Islam for ISIS would have supported Osama bin Laden in the ’80s
Ben Norton
Jingoists conveniently forget the West's Cold War strategy was to arm the Islamic extremists that became al-Qaida
The GOP’s deadly, broken history: Why last week’s Paris attacks prove yet again that George W. Bush didn’t “keep us safe”
Bob Cesca
"He kept us safe" isn't just a bad excuse for devastating foreign policy decisions. It's an affront to history
Jim Jones, deadly white savior: The tragic legacy of the Jonestown massacre
Anita Little
The most infamous murder-suicide in modern history is also a story of failed mixed-race utopia. An expert explains
“Vagina voter”: Witnessing the sexism hurled at Hillary in ’08 — and the assumptions made about her supporters — changed my life
Jennifer Hall Lee
My awareness of how sexism affected the '08 campaign came gradually, but when it did it changed me profoundly
The GOP’s Eisenhower charade: Why Ike wouldn’t have liked modern Republicans
Conor Lynch
Modern Republicans can be relied on to invoke the memory of good ol' Ike. Just one problem: He would've hated them
Veterans hope MDMA can cure their PTSD: “It’s hard to talk about because it’s the elephant in the room”
Christine Jun
Salon talks to a leading activist pushing for legalizing marijuana, MDMA and ayahuasca to treat returning soldiers
Socialism is suddenly hot! The unions show signs of life! Is “class consciousness” coming to America at last?
Andrew O'Hehir
Fast-food workers walk off the job and indebted college grads flock to Bernie -- and our overlords have noticed
Ronald Reagan’s hollow sales pitch: In “Fargo’s” fading American dream, 1979 feels more relevant than ever
Melanie McFarland
The FX show brilliantly captures the erosion of the middle class struggling under the shadow of recent war
It’s time to rake Ben Carson over the coals: Enough of the GOP’s victim complex — it’s not persecution to face tough questions
Bob Cesca
Obama and Hillary have been subject to near constant vetting. But it's a left-wing conspiracy when Carson faces it?
Chris Christie is losing ugly: Why his anti-democracy pandering is so shameful
Elias Isquith
The New Jersey governor's 2016 campaign has been an embarrassment, and now he's letting it harm voters in his state
Billy Graham’s dubious final chapter: The legacy of the Christian evangelical has been hijacked
Elesha Coffman
Graham is 97 and battling Parkinson's, and yet he's credited as the sole author of his new book "Where I Am." Hmmm
Homeopathy is pure quackery: People prefer alternatives, even if those alternatives are useless
Reynard Loki
Mounting evidence suggests it simply doesn't work, and yet it's more popular than ever. Psychology explains why
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