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Confessions of a crybaby
ROBERT BURKE WARREN
For years I suppressed my tears. Then I became a father, and the painful memories of my childhood returned
Love is like cocaine: The remarkable, terrifying neuroscience of romance
Berit Brogaard
Yes, you really are addicted to love
America’s real racial terror: How lynch mobs & barbaric violence haunt us today
Elias Isquith
It's time to recognize our history of lynchings as a form of racial terrorism. Here's what it means today
Two more women accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault — but they’re not going away so quietly
Jenny Kutner
One former model is trying to abolish the statute of limitations for rape
The real tragedy of the Vietnam War
Christian Appy
Fifty years after the conflict began, America is still fighting brutal, indiscriminate wars under false pretenses
From fake news to politics — is there any way Jon Stewart will run for office?
Lisa Rogak
Stewart has a host of exciting options as he makes his exit. The future is less clear for the "real" newsman
Brian Williams’ saddest sin: The real insecurity that destroyed NBC’s star newsman
Jerry Lembcke
Williams tweaks his story to stay in the game: Since when does combat experience enhance professional credibility?
David Brooks’ pity party: Why his defense of Brian Williams is really about the 1 percent
Elias Isquith
New York Times columnist wants us to show the NBC star "forgiveness" -- because it's hard to be wealthy and famous
“Those commandments were heavy, but God gave me an important job”: The best of #BrianWilliamsMisremembers
Joanna Rothkopf
The Internet weighed in on the "NBC Nightly News" host's faulty memory
Zach Braff compares Pharrell to a monkey in an amazingly racist Grammys tweet
Erin Keane
The "Scrubs" star shares the most insulting "Who Wore It Best" comparison ever
EXCLUSIVE: “That’s outrageous! And incorrect and sexist!”: Sen. Gillibrand unloads to Salon
Joan Walsh
Sen. Gillibrand talks about why Congress doesn't grasp real people's struggles -- but why she's optimistic anyway
How to lose your virginity: What movies taught me about sex and vulnerability
Tara Ison
I was 16 when I experienced real desire. I was thrilled and terrified -- but two films had given me a few lessons
Chaos of the human brain: How our random thoughts inspire genius — and self-destruction
David Adam
Visionaries throughout history reported that intrusive ideas helped them create and caused them anguish. Here's why
Is religion evil? Weighing centuries of war, body counts, abuse
Michael Ruse
Gruesome deaths, sexual molestation, a wicked hierarchy — assembling an atheist argument against the church
Community Discussion: How should we approach anti-vaxxers?
Salon Staff
Salon readers debate the mess over vaccines
Conservatives are such crybabies: Whether Fox News or angry police, exaggerated whining is always the first move
Paul Rosenberg
Phony sanctimony, faux outrage -- and big-time exaggerations. The right's stock-in-trade is predictable and lame
The “perfect victim” myth: How attempts to discredit rape survivors stand in the way of real change
Katie McDonough
A profile of the man accused of raping Emma Sulkowicz discredits the alleged victim's story. Sound familiar?
Literary bombshell: Harper Lee publishing a sequel to “To Kill a Mockingbird”
Anna Silman
It will be the author's first novel in more than 50 years
A cornucopia of desperation: The movie trailers of Super Sunday
Andrew O'Hehir
From Tom Brady's sacred manhood to a bad acid trip with SpongeBob, the highs, lows and WTFs of Super Bowl movie ads
Divine genius does not exist: Hard work, not magical inspiration, is essence of creativity
Kevin Ashton
Mozart knew it as well as anyone: Creativity is not magic -- it's work
Why smoking pot feels so good: New neuroscience explains marijuana and the brain
Gary L. Wenk
Might marijuana actually prevent age-related memory loss? New science suggests we have lots to learn about pot
Football: An American tragedy
James A. Holstein, Richard S. Jones, George E. Koonce Jr.
The nation's favorite pastime is a multibillion dollar industry—carried on the backs of men savaged by its violence
“There is no cure for trauma. Once it enters the body, it stays there forever”
David J. Morris
Survivors say the day of their trauma marks the end of a chapter in their lives. The IED attack in Iraq was mine
Evangelicals’ racist “purity” culture: What’s really behind Huckabee’s Beyoncé slur
Dianna Anderson
When Mike Huckabee suggested that Jay Z was a pimp, he was tapping into an ugly history – and, likely, on purpose
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