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Hidden secrets of the right-wing brain: Do you like Scott Walker or Elizabeth Warren? New research explains why
Paul Rosenberg
Researchers had thought liberals and conservatives differed thanks to hard-wired emotions. That might not be true
Confessions of a pot shop girl
Corinna Nicolaou
At our recreational marijuana store, we have sativa strains, proper lighting, and many people, sharing their pain
“America’s Third World”: The marchers have gone, but Selma is still mired in poverty
David Masciotra
I crossed the sacred ground of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, only to find the decaying memorial--much like Selma itself
Caught between the cool girl and the “Trainwreck”: Navigating the cruel angles of pop culture dating tropes
Erin Coulehan
Books, music and film tell us that boys and girls (in America, at least) are still having such a sad time together
Is this the most awkward “Final Jeopardy” of all time?
Colin Gorenstein
Only one contestant made it to Final Jeopardy and things got uncomfortable
Return of a neocon nightmare: Tom Cotton, Rush Limbaugh & the worst deja vu ever
Heather Digby Parton
Think of all the screw-ups this crew inflicted on us a decade ago. Now they're back, revived and worse than before
“What I really wanted to do with Nicholson Baker was have Emersonian sex with him”
Steve Almond
The intensely confessional and openly carnal "B & Me" is the year's oddest love letter
“He would have been ashamed to learn that his own son was this weak, this cowardly, this unpatriotic”
Antonio Ruiz-Camacho
Sorry, Dad. I'm leaving Mexico. It's home, but raising my family here requires more bravery and denial than I have
“Simpsons” co-creator and philanthropist Sam Simon has passed away
Anna Silman
The comedy writer pledged to leave his $100m fortune to charity after being diagnosed with cancer in 2012
9 springtime activities to distract yourself from our rapidly burning planet
Joanna Rothkopf
Because Earth hasn't exploded yet
Racial Groundhog Day: How the right foreignized the first black president — again
Martin A. Parlett
From Walker and Giuliani to Netanyahu, here's how GOP efforts to undermine the president’s Americanness persist
I tried “Siri for sex” so you don’t have to (but maybe you want to anyway)
Tracy Clark-Flory
Inviting the digital foreplay assistant (and her sexy British accent) to bed with us was a little awkward at times
I reveled in my androgyny
R. Jurjevics
Passing as a young boy was easy -- no one questioned my belonging. Puberty turned my whole life upside down
Yes, black America fears the police. Here’s why
Nikole Hannah-Jones
When gunfire interrupted my Long Island outing with friends, we didn't ring the cops. None of us even considered it
9 senseless social panics that did lasting damage to America
Janet Allon, Kali Holloway
As anti-vaccine hysteria rages on, a look back at some of the lowest moments in our nation's history
“Grey Gardens”: The lost world of Little Edie, still amazing after 40 years
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting portrait of upper-class decay (with raccoons) returns in a new restoration, and it's weirder than ever
10 ways white people are more racist than they realize
Kali Holloway
Progressives like to believe they're enlightened, but they're no less vulnerable to their implicit biases
Noel Gallagher: “I’m in the process of f***in’ the arse off my solo career”
Mike Doherty
The former Oasis guitarist talks to Salon about his new album, "Chasing Yesterday," and the death of rock 'n' roll
Scott Walker makes conveniently-timed endorsement of 20-week abortion ban
Luke Brinker
After angering social conservatives with abortion comments, GOP hopeful backs one of their top priorities
Inside the pope’s bedroom, Vatican secrecy and the lives of married priests: My 11-year quest to write “The Fifth Gospel”
Ian Caldwell
In the decade I spent researching the Vatican for my latest book, some mysteries nearly eluded me
Dragons aside, Ishiguro’s “Buried Giant” is not a fantasy novel
Laura Miller
The "Remains of the Day" author's latest is a strange hybrid of genre and realism that doesn't always connect
David Cronenberg: “Hollywood hasn’t fed me very much. Biting their hand would be gratuitous”
Gary M. Kramer
The director talks to Salon about his unsentimental approach to Hollywood in his new film "Maps to the Stars"
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