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“I almost always feel like a failure as a father”
Rick Moody
There is love and there is anxiety, and sometimes I worry in those anxious moments, I could spend more time loving
The fake patriotism of Fox News: What the right doesn’t understand about Memorial Day
Paul Rosenberg
When conservative pundits accuse Obama of "disrespecting" the military, they're missing what's really important
Secrets of “The Normal Heart”: Behind the scenes as Larry Kramer’s historic AIDS play made it to the stage
Kenneth Turan, Joseph Papp
As the groundbreaking play becomes an HBO film this weekend, a look back at its long journey to the Public Theater
Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart slams Americas’s 200-year history of mistreating veterans
Sarah Gray
"Mistreating our veterans is a fully bipartisan endeavor"
Piketty paranoia: Why conservatives are suddenly terrified of revolution
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The signs are there. As wealth becomes more concentrated, American society is growing increasingly antagonistic
“Godzilla” and Hollywood’s boring white guy problem
Nico Lang
The monster reboot is just the latest blockbuster whose protagonist is far and away its least compelling character
Scientists may have pinpointed what’s killing the bees: Yep, it’s the pesticides
Lindsay Abrams
Mystery solved, a Harvard study claims
“It’s a very, very personal movie”: James Gray, the great American director Americans have never heard of
Andrew O'Hehir
The director of the slow-burn '20s melodrama "The Immigrant" on Joaquin Phoenix, Marion Cotillard and Ellis Island
Will the power plants of the future burn dead bodies?
Rory Tolan
A facility in Oregon was caught using human remains to produce energy. The revelation disgusts us — but why?
Why the ’90s are literally disappearing from history
Andrew Leonard
As the 1990s recede from view, their most important cultural artifacts are collecting — and turning into — dust
Why GOP’s Benghazi fundraising is so upsetting to veterans
Peter Dixon
As a veteran and former State Dept member, here's why I find NRCC's gambit so deplorable. Greg Walden should stop
Newt and Karl’s latest trick: Inside their good cop-bad cop routine
Heather Digby Parton
Why did Gingrich criticize Rove's indelicate comments about Hillary? It's all about hardcore partisan politics
Big Brother teams up with TMZ: How celebrity culture is hastening privacy’s digital demise
Julie Scelfo
As everyone from Monica Lewinsky to Solange knows all too well, our appetite for gossip has gotten way too big
Benghazi nuts, anti-vaxxers, birthers: Do they really buy their own nonsense?
Arthur Goldwag
Alex Jones fans, Benghazi believers and antivaxxers have real impact. They're wrong, but we need to understand them
Wayne Coyne has gone mad: Time for the Flaming Lips singer to stop being a monstrous jerk
Eric R. Danton
A man-sized toddler who throws tantrums for attention? No, not that "King of Queens" guy. It's Wayne Coyne
Impeachment, Fox News-style: Wing-nuts go mad, mainstream media follows them off the cliff — again
Paul Rosenberg
"Objective" media covered Iraq and '08 meltdown so brilliantly. Danger: False balance crowd wants impeachment next
Here’s what Magic Johnson’s done, Donald Sterling
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The embattled owner's attempt at HIV shaming reveals his own short memory
Mommy has anger issues! My daughters are pre-adolescent, I’m pre-menopausal
Sandra Tsing Loh
Gen X moms had kids late -- now we're dealing with their hormonal changes while also going through our own
For hospice nurse, wife’s death was one too many
Matt Sedensky
“I’m just an ordinary alien”: Sean Lennon makes an old-school album
Scott Thill
The Beatles' heir talks to Salon about his new album, his father’s legacy and -- what else? -- fracking
Our vasectomy love story
Jessica Stolzberg
My husband's surgery signaled the end of possibility, but I realized it was the beginning of something else
“Seducing you with their senses:” Jon Favreau on the cult of the chef
Drew Fortune
Salon spoke to Favreau about DIY filmmaking, the perfect meal and why ladies love a man who can cook
Samantha Power’s brazen hypocrisy: Media swallows propaganda, but here’s the truth about Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
The media swallows U.S. propaganda whole. Here's the truth about Ukraine -- and what it shows about American power
His brain injury made him a math genius: Science explains why
Sarah Gray
Scientists explain Jason Padgett's rare syndrome, and examine the possibility that we all have dormant abilities
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