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The glory and heartbreak of corporatized soccer
Eduardo Galeano
As the World Cup approaches yet again, we look back at the lights and shadows of years past
Healthy seniors tested in bid to block Alzheimer’s
Lauran Neergaard
American exceptionalism and American innocence: The misleading history and messages of the 9/11 Memorial Museum
Patrick L. Smith
The 9/11 Memorial gets grief profoundly. But the museum cynically exploits tragedy, confuses history with ideology
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Glenn Beck is hearing voices
Janet Allon
The conservative host says he receives messages from God, while Neil deGrasse Tyson is driving one wing-nut bonkers
Front row seat to OJ Simpson’s fall, rise, fall
Linda Deutsch
Rise of the myth busters: Why Piketty and Tyson are the icons America needs
Paul Rosenberg
Thomas Piketty and Neil deGrasse Tyson are the breakout stars of 2014 — and not a moment too soon
Rand Paul knocked off his high horse: How he lost moral high ground in attack on Bergdahl
Elias Isquith
As fellow GOPers tried to revive hysteria of Bush years, supposed civil libertarian sat silent -- exposing his lie
Ronald Reagan “treason” amnesia: GOP hypocrites forget their hero negotiated with terrorists. He was just really bad at it
Paul Rosenberg
The Republicans who want to investigate the Bergdahl deal need to be reminded of Iran-Contra and October Surprise
“Ignore the inner demon that tells you you’ll never be as good as Zadie Smith”
Ted Thompson
Acclaimed debut novelist Ted Thompson on revision, writing good sentences vs writing a novel, and just keeping on
Behind the celebrity apology: Why so many are so bad
Elias Isquith
An expert breaks down why Jonah Hill's worked, and why most politicians' do not
An Irish Catholic orphanage hid the bodies of 800 children
Mary Elizabeth Williams
What happened to the children of "The Home"?
Hillary Clinton loves “House of Cards”: A brief history of politicians’ favorite shows
Daniel D'Addario
The former SecState watches Frank and Claire Underwood, while Obama's tuning into "Homeland"
“The most horrible thing”: Richard Martinez on his slain son — and the NRA
Katie McDonough
The courageous father of UCSB shooting victim Christopher tells Salon about his tragic week -- and the path forward
The “X-Men” franchise’s diversity problem is getting worse
Gavia Baker-Whitelaw
The comic books feature a diverse range of characters, so why are the movies' protagonists predominantly white?
“His murder did not stop us”: Meet the women keeping George Tiller’s legacy alive in Wichita
Katie McDonough
Five years after Tiller's assassination, his former clinic honors his memory by providing fearless care for Kansans
America’s leak hypocrisy: The double standard for exposing undercover identities
Jesselyn Radack
When CIA officer was ID'ed by government this week, all was forgiven. Whistle-blower John Kiriakou wasn't so lucky
NRA finally meets its match: Why Richard Martinez should have them shaking
Katie McDonough
NRA's trick is to silence critics by claiming politics disrespects victims. But Richard Martinez can't be silenced
Elliot Rodger’s creepy predecessor: The sexually frustrated killing spree that came before
Sophia Kercher
His heinous spree was, shockingly, a repeat of Isla Vista’s past, down to the sexual frustration and Hollywood dad
Jeb Bush’s humiliating plea: I swear I’m smart
Jim Newell
Jeb's pals are very eager to show the media he's not like George. The problem: He's got bigger worries to deal with
Our American mythology: What we’re all getting wrong about veterans
Paul Rosenberg
America's misunderstanding of war and its costs carries a heavy toll, according to author Jerry Lembcke
Jimmy Carter’s evangelical downfall: Reagan, religion and the 1980 presidential election
Randall Balmer
Jimmy Carter ushered in an era of progressive evangelicalism. But the religious right made sure it was short-lived
When literature goes to war: How Kurt Vonnegut, Norman Mailer and “Catch-22” changed the novel forever
Michael Schmidt
How the great American novels of the 20th century captured the horror, humor and devastating cost of modern warfare
God won’t save us: Memorial Day, honest history and our new military-industrial complex
Patrick L. Smith
Americans believe we are guided by divine providence. Obama's strange presidency shows the work of something else
Empire State disgrace: The dark, secret history of the Attica Prison tragedy
Heather Ann Thompson
Dozens were killed at Attica prison in a bloody 1971 clash. So why is New York state trying to hide the truth?
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