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Austerity will wreck Europe: Greece and the scary new European ultra-nationalism
Robert Kuttner
"Europe, much less Germany, is not a good place to play with the social dynamite of prolonged depression"
Lies I learned as a Southerner: Racism, the Confederate flag and why so many white Southerners revere a symbol of hatred
Charles McCain
Myths about the "Lost Cause," never mentioning race, came from our schools, from everywhere. Time to smash them
The darkness that consumed Nixon: Why “Tricky Dick” could never do him justice
Tim Weiner
Pulitzer winner Tim Weiner on the malevolent forces that drove the most dangerous president in American history
Mindfulness is a capitalist grift: How faux enlightenment maintains our status quo
Kali Holloway
The meditative practice favored by America's titans of industry bears no relation to its anti-materialist origins
A grand theory of anti-blackness: The unflinching and profound terror in Ta-Nehisi Coates’ “Between The World and Me”
mensah demary
In his unsentimental book-length letter to his son, Ta-Nehisi Coates is also speaking truth to white America
Let’s make the South stop lying: The right’s war on our history — and truth — must be defeated now
Bill Curry
Conservatives have fought a near-treasonous propaganda war in the media and schools for decades. We must fight back
“Masters of Sex”: Still struggling to make sexy material into a compelling story
Sonia Saraiya
Like a new CW show "Dates," the Showtime series can't quite figure out how to tell a new story about sex
Why women are more prone to migraines
Jean Kim
Women are 3x times more likely to suffer debilitating headaches. A psychiatrist offers a few possible explanations
“Don’t become invisible”: My Lubavitcher mother couldn’t utter the words, but let me discover Nora Ephron and Ms. and Judy Chicago
Chaya Deitsch
The zeitgeist seeped through the tight seals of our Lubavitcher home in the form of Judy and Nora and Gloria
“You are not just an affair”: I fell for the world’s oldest romantic cliché — being human
Jeanne Carstensen
I fantasized that Paris could somehow protect my love with Alexandra. Instead, I lost both the city and the woman
5 reasons to wish Amazon an unhappy birthday
Scott Timberg
As the online behemoth turns 20, let's remember how destructive it's been to the literary world
Leading the double Instagram life: When the secret “fake” account looks infinitely more real
Erin Coulehan
Thanks to the pressure to be picture-perfect, girls are turning to secret accounts to show their less-curated sides
Let’s make the Confederate flag a hate crime: It is the American swastika and we should recoil it from it in horror
Nick Bromell
The Confederate flag is a symbol of nothing but pure hatred. It is high time that we treat it that way
“Some of them asked if the slaves got paid”: True stories from a former plantation tour guide
Elias Isquith
The real nature of chattel slavery often eludes white Americans, former historical guide tells Salon
Louis Gohmert’s “Dumb & Dumber” philosophy of climate denial
Bob Cesca
The buffoonish Texas congressman is on the climate-change warpath yet again, this time comparing himself to Galileo
Donald Trump is Democrats’ greatest gift: Why his buffoonish politics threaten to bring down his entire party
Bill Humphrey, Stephan Richter
The GOP embraced and enabled him at every turn. Now he's become a yoke they may not be able to shed before 2016
The explosive Runaways rape story: Will Joan Jett speak up for her bandmates now?
Scott Timberg
A new account charges the band's late manager with numerous sexual assaults, and Jett refuses to comment
Evangelicals’ obsession with “sexual purity” has nothing to do with sex
Sara J. Moslener
The author of "Virgin Nation" on the hidden agenda of purity movements and the dangerous worldview they affirm
Rand Paul, dorm room philosopher: Why his “slavery” nonsense is so outrageous
Simon Maloy
Paying taxes makes you a slave, says a grown man running for the most powerful office in the world
How “Inside Out” rejects the self-esteem mandate: “You are not going to feel great about yourself all the time”
Scott Timberg
Salon spoke with Art Markman, a cognitive psychologist and podcaster, on the ups and downs of the Pixar movie
“I was really hungover”: Salon read Ted Cruz’s new memoir so you don’t have to
Sophia Tesfaye
GOP presidential candidate recounts his hard-partying days -- and his "spiritual" experience at the Reagan ranch
“True Detective” recap: A redemption, a murder, a rescue and a descent back into the underworld
Sonia Saraiya
The daddy issues and "angsty cop drama" compound in this plot-thick yet curiously flat episode
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Bill O’Reilly’s cruelty knows no bounds
Janet Allon
The Fox News pundit shames the homeless in humiliating fashion, while Geraldo blames blacks for racism (again)
We still don’t know how to talk about Pennsatucky: The reality of rural sexual assault and how class plays out in “Orange Is the New Black”
Emma Eisenberg
Women in rural areas are structurally at risk for sexual assault—and yet Tiffany's story is absurdly idiosyncratic
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