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The wild inside story of “The Dog”: How one failed bank robber shaped LGBT history
David Ehrenstein
I knew John Wojtowicz, the troubled, complicated star of a new documentary. And here's why I'll never forget him
Israel has broken my heart: I’m a rabbi in mourning for a Judaism being murdered by Israel
Michael Lerner
I've always been proud of Israel, but the brutal Gaza assault requires Jews worldwide to be honest, not nationalist
The truth about science vs. religion: 4 reasons why intelligent design falls flat
Greta Christina
The devil's in the details
I lived my life as a Native American, then found out I wasn’t one: Brando Skyhorse on his mother’s lies
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to Skyhorse about his powerful new memoir and the fictional past that haunts his family
Scientists revolt against one of Europe’s most ambitious research projects
Jason Overdorf
Dissenters are threatening to boycott a $1.6 billion attempt to simulate the brain’s workings
Wingnuts’ economic hysteria metastasizes: How it could set us back years
Richard Phillips
Extremism on the right has turned potentially moderate Republicans into ideological stooges. Here's what's at stake
Ayn Rand’s libertarian “Groundhog Day”: Billionaire greed, deregulation and the myth that markets aren’t free enough
Thomas Frank
Wall Street wrecks the economy, and we keep pretending they're heroes worth emulating. Maybe we really are suckers
Is Hillary Clinton the true heir of Ronald Reagan?
Andrew O'Hehir
Not since 1980 has a candidate seemed so unstoppable -- and Hillary resembles the Gipper in other ways too
“Calvary”: A good priest takes on a poisoned church and a crazy Irish village
Andrew O'Hehir
Irish acting titan Brendan Gleeson plays a decent but doomed priest in John Michael McDonagh's black-comic tragedy
Women are getting smarter faster than men
Jenny Kutner
New findings show there is a gender difference in cognition, but it varies with access to education
When brain disease strikes an NFL team owner: The heartbreaking irony of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen
Steve Almond
It's a tragedy that Bowlen has Alzheimer’s -- but for the football community, it should be a lesson, too
Laura Ingraham is “keeping an open mind” about becoming a politician
Elias Isquith
The right's leading opponent of all things immigration claims she's been asked about running by "various people"
House GOP’s sudden attempt to “show it can govern”: Are you kidding?
Jim Newell
Boehner's conference feels passing a partisan border bill will "show it can govern." How our standards have fallen
How sex got its soundtrack: The X-rated history of “boom-chicka-wah-wah”
Paula Young Lee
From "Deep Throat" to "Cafe Flesh," the stories behind the sultry tunes that define our famous sex scenes
Edwidge Danticat interviews Katia Ulysse: “Rich stays here. Poor stays there. That’s the Haiti I’ve always known”
Edwidge Danticat
Edwidge Danticat and Katia Ulysse talk Haiti, hiding in plain sight, fiction and journeys to America
What a plane crash feels like: The inside story of an American aviation disaster — and miracle
Laurence Gonzales
In 1989, United 232 crash-landed, splintered apart and burst into flames: 184 of 296 people lived. Here's the story
How the Tea Party reads history: Rand Paul, Mike Huckabee and the new battle of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence
Elvin T. Lim
America had two foundings, one in 1776 and one in 1789. Today's right is still fighting the same battles
I’m the mom whose baby photos you’re blocking on Facebook
Kirsten Clodfelter
When I post a pic of my kid, it's not an act of parental one-upmanship or mommy warfare. So let me do it in peace!
“When does your decency kick in?” Police overreach and the Eric Garner difference
Eric Lach
Another funeral for another unarmed black man taken down by NYPD. But here's how videotape may set this case apart
How to survive an American century: From JFK to the apocalypse
Tom Engelhardt
Seventy years of lessons on the contradictions and dangers of global superpower-dom
Tom Friedman’s Airbnb embarrassment
Andrew Leonard
The New York Times columnist picked the wrong week to publish a press release for the sharing economy
Meet the godfather of electronic dance music: Giorgio Moroder’s spectacular return to the spotlight
Mike Doherty
Moroder on starting his DJ career at age 74, working with Daft Punk, and the evolution of club culture
2 Americans killed in fighting in Gaza Strip
Tami Abdollah, Sarah Rankin
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