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Everything you need to know about Jeb Bush’s dangerous education agenda
Matthew Pulver
The presumptive GOP frontrunner thinks privatization is a cure-all. In truth, that idea couldn't be more dangerous
Meet “Bitch Planet,” your new “bold, beautiful, and baaaad” subversive feminist comic obsession
Sonia Saraiya
"Orange Is the New Black" meets "The Handmaid's Tale" in space — for "non-compliant" women and those who love them
We’re all “Goonies” in Astoria: Following the lucid dream of the Goondocks, 30 years later
Kevin Smokler
I joined the thousands of fans descending on the tiny Oregon town where "The Goonies" was filmed
Big Cat Derek is the most amazing person on Vine
Joanna Rothkopf
The Vine star talks about his relationship with social media, big cats and how it feels to cuddle with a lion cub
Heirloom tomatoes’ bizarre evolution: The secret history of the tastiest summer treat
Jennifer A. Jordan
They've been around forever, but seemed to arrive overnight. Here's how it all happened
This is how I lost my faith: Science helped, yes — but finally I accepted the holy texts were written by man
Shulem Deen
I thought religion and sacred texts held absolute truth handed down from God. I was so powerfully wrong
The “rage to master”: What it takes for those scary-smart kids to succeed
Tom Clynes
Gladwell's practice theory is only partly right. A host of things must line up for the would-be prodigy to thrive
“We lived in constant suffering”: The secret life of a Palestinian refugee
Jen Marlowe
"Why did they take our home?" It's a question all too common for families in the Gaza Strip
What America’s failing schools can learn from “Sesame Street”
Feliks Garcia
New research finds that kids who regularly watch the PBS classic are more likely to keep up with their grade level
We don’t have to be monsters: The new neuroscience of genocide and mass murder
Paul Rosenberg
The Holocaust and other genocides taught us ordinary people can enact horrors. Now we might understand the science
“Oh, you Black Death!”: Henry Johnson fought valiantly in WWI and was hailed as a “race-hero” — until he returned home
Richard Slotkin
80 years after his death, Johnson was awarded the Medal of Honor -- but we mustn't forget what America did to him
“Something is rotten in Michigan”: Poisoned water supplies, dissolved school districts and a massive unraveling of American democracy
Laura Gottesdiener
Gov. Rick Snyder has given himself regime-change-style powers like Bush in Iraq, and his state is paying the price
“Brilliant and dangerous”: Anna North’s fictional Sophie Stark uses and discards people to make her vérité films
Karan Mahajan
North on the androgynous Sophie Stark, the chorus of ex-lovers who tell Sophie's story and the ethics of filmmaking
Joyce Carol Oates’ bizarre, offensive Twitter: A trip down memory lane
Joanna Rothkopf
"So barbaric that this should still be allowed"
6 laws signed by Republican presidents today’s GOP wouldn’t dare touch
Larry Schwartz
For decades, the federal government has been the right's public enemy No. 1. That wasn't always the case
Can I ever forgive the Josh Duggar in my life?
Anonymous
As I watch Jessa and Jill, I'm reminded of how long I stayed in denial about my own abuse, and how much it cost me
There’s no defending Stannis Baratheon now: The unlikely “Game of Thrones” fan favorite finally crossed the line
Anna Silman
After this week's tragedy, even the most loyal fans of "Stannis the Mannis" may have trouble sticking with him
“Liberals still don’t take Reagan seriously enough”: New biographer says Reagan was postwar America’s FDR
Elias Isquith
Despite his giant influence on U.S. politics, many of us still don't understand the Gipper, H.W. Brands tells Salon
The GOP circus is no laughing matter: One of these clowns could actually win it all
Bob Cesca
A lot can happen between now and Election Day -- and with no GOP adult in the room, that's a frightening thought
Nick Offerman: Jeff Tweedy is the best songwriter of my generation — and I want to marry him
Nick Offerman
Exclusive: Look out, Megan Mullally. The "Parks and Rec" star discusses his Wilco obsession & true love Jeff Tweedy
Our massive new monopolies: Amazon, Google and Facebook have the power to move entire economies
Anna Bernasek, D.T. Mongan
Tech companies have amassed frightening economic power -- and we handed over our data to make it possible
The ’60s great what-if: What would John F. Kennedy have done about Vietnam?
Godfrey Hodgson
The answer's unknowable but an esteemed historian pushes aside the spin and finds the record leans in one direction
Viral rewind: Stephen Colbert called out Texas Board of Education for refusing to turn the page on textbook mayhem
Colin Gorenstein
5 years ago, Stephen Colbert said that the TBE verdict would determine which historical figures kids drew all over
The funniest man on Twitter moves to TV: Rob Delaney takes a dirty, messy, realistic look at parenting and marriage
Anna Silman
Salon spoke to the prolific comic about "Catastrophe," his brand new Amazon sitcom, premiering June 19
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