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Jonathan Lethem: “My intent to skewer is practically nonexistent”
Matt Bell
He talks to Salon about his new book "Lucky Alan," comics, fans and adoring his characters—even the difficult ones
The right’s hot Bergdahl rage: Why a former prisoner drives conservatives batty
Elias Isquith
This week's news of the former POW's charges inspired a future history lesson on the far right's violent tendencies
“I felt the handrail rise up and smack me dead in my pre-pubescent crotch”
Michael Christie
It was the most memorable and perhaps painful day of my childhood -- and it made me a skateboard lover for life
Apple wants to rewrite history: The demented scheme to make Steve Jobs a saint
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Apple's war on Walter Isaacson turns ugly -- and their puffery of a new Jobs biography is slick corporate spin
This is absolutely terrifying: People in Kazakhstan are falling asleep for days — and nobody knows why
Joanna Rothkopf
"He couldn't sit, he couldn't stand. I tried to put him on his feet, but he was falling"
Ted Cruz’s “country music” drivel: What’s really behind his musical conversion
Heather Digby Parton
After 9/11, the 2016 contender explains, he ditched classic rock for country music. Here's why he's full of it
When my birth mother found me
Liz Fields
I was adopted from China at 4. I had no interest in tracking down my past -- but my past tracked me down anyway
Ronald Reagan’s genocidal secret: A true story of right-wing impunity in Guatemala
Miles Culpepper
Here's the real story of how a genocide trial against former Guatemalan head of state Efraín Ríos Montt fell apart
I did heroin with my dad
Jacqueline Burt Cote
I know I should say those sordid hours were a waste of time. Instead, they were the happiest days of my life
Madonna thinks she’s too “shocking” for the White House: “If Jay Z would only take me as his second wife, then I’d score an invitation”
Anna Silman
She also revealed her favorite Michael Jackson memories and shared some romantic fantasies about Drake
The orgy prude: How I finally admitted I don’t like meaningless, porn-star sex
Tracy Chabala
When I was drinking, I made myself so sexually available. Now I can finally admit I want something different
Your stuff can kill you: How hoarding creates death traps
James Wallman
There's a secret hoarder within us all -- and it is hazardous to your health
“Tell me this one, Momma”: Each snapshot revealed something new about who we were
Jonathan Odell
When I found out what happened to Mother that hot summer day so long ago, I knew I'd never really know her at all
I left my drunk friends behind: Sobriety made me turn a terrifying new page
Darla Carmichael
It was time for the partying and drugs to stop. It was the right decision -- but cost me everything I knew
Meet the “inequality” posers: What’s really behind GOP talk on wages
Simon Maloy
Progressive are pushing to focus Democratic economic policy on wages, and expose Republicans's real motives
America’s immoral exceptionalism: The lie we keep telling ourselves about foreign policy and democracy
Patrick L. Smith
Americans are disgusted with all of these wars, but feel powerless to do anything about it
“The Gunman”: Sean Penn’s idiotic, glorious and doomed leftist thriller
Andrew O'Hehir
The two-time Oscar winner goes for action stardom as a brain-damaged CIA assassin in this ludicrous machismo fest
Bill McKibben: Scientists can’t save us
Trish Kahle, Bill McKibben
The celebrated author on the primary obstacle to action on climate change and the urgent need for a mass movement
Noam Chomsky: “Intentional ignorance” fuels American racism
Luke Brinker
Linguist and activist tackles America's original sin in new interview
From Gryffindor to Dauntless: “Insurgent” and our obsession with young adult sorting rituals
Anna Silman
The second film in the "Divergent" trilogy once again sees a young heroine rebelling against the rigid social order
“A real sourpuss”: Bill O’Reilly was at “SNL’s” 40th anniversary show and apparently didn’t laugh once
Colin Gorenstein
Will Ferrell's most vivid memory from "SNL 40" was Bill O'Reilly's disapproving face in the audience
Male angst in the wild: Emasculation panic fuels “Backcountry,” a satisfying hipsters-vs.-bear thriller
Andrew O'Hehir
A girl, a bear and the crisis of masculinity clash in this capable debut
On the minimum wage, Jeb Bush makes Mitt Romney look like a bleeding-heart liberal
Luke Brinker
Jeb opposes a federal minimum wage, but even the archetypal plutocrat supports it -- and thinks it should be higher
GOP’s internal hate-fest: How a low-profile budget dispute is tearing the party apart
Elias Isquith
For its new budget, the GOP has to pick: More defense spending, or more small government? Here's why it'll get ugly
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