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We don’t need your apology, Princeton kid
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Tal Fortgang wrote an essay saying he's not sorry for being male and white -- but who asked him to be?
Scientists uncover a secret of aging: Young blood helps restore elderly mice
Sarah Gray
A group of studies focused on properties of blood linked to rejuvenation, and human clinical trials are coming soon
7 worst right-wing moments of the week — Sean Hannity’s pathetic post-Bundy desperation
Janet Allon
Hannity has found an awful new person to champion on air, while Glenn Beck gets super gross about Hillary
I sold my body (and nearly my soul) to Abercrombie
Oliver Lee Bateman
As a manager, I did corporate's bidding -- by discriminating against staffers and customers who weren't "quality"
The deep, beautiful, tragic shared history of whales and humans
Philip Hoare
Whales' natural habitats are increasingly threatened. A look at our past reveals what we're in danger of losing
“I’m in love with being on display”: Adult film star Asa Akira on her insatiable love of porn
Tracy Clark-Flory
The porn star talks to Salon about her memoir, smoking crack in BDSM dungeons, and why she's smitten with her work
Guilty of being Mexican
Francisco Goldman
I knew immigration agents messed with people like my girlfriend and me. But I was still shocked by what happened
Diagnosing Paul Ryan’s psychopathy: Arrogant, manipulative, deceitful, remorseless
Paul Rosenberg
Paul Krugman revealed Ryan's big con years ago. It's gotten worse. Why does anyone take him seriously on policy?
Obamacare will be vindicated by history: From JFK to FDR, here’s how the nation’s memory works
Ronan Keenan
From Gettysburg Address to space exploration, pitfalls of our nation's big moments rarely make the history books
The burden of atrocity: How Vietnam was exposed as a “dirty war”
Penny Lewis
Nick Turse's exhaustive new book on America's war crimes gives short shrift to those who helped uncover them
Tom Frank: Bill Clinton was so not down with Thomas Piketty
Thomas Frank, David Daley
Worried about Warren, Bill's desperately recasting his economic record as progressive. Tom Frank recalls the facts
Roger Ebert was wrong: Video games are the new novels
John Michael Bell
The film critic once argued that interactive games could never be high art. "Portal" and "Halo" prove otherwise
5 dangerous substances the food industry is pumping into your meat
Martha Rosenberg
Chlorine baths. Ammonia. Bacteriophages. These are just a few food treatments Big Ag doesn't want you to know about
Bro-y Wan Kenobi: The boggling gender dynamics of “Star Wars”
Noah Berlatsky
Yes, the new cast is very male. But we've forgotten just how screwy the gender politics were in the original movie
How right-wing media profits from cranks like Cliven Bundy
Amanda Marcotte
If you think Hannity et al have learned their lesson, think again. Conservative pundits know their viewers too well
Lydia Davis: “I kind of like the fact that my work isn’t for everybody”
Brendan Mathews
In an amazing interview, the MacArthur genius opens up about future work, her process, critics and literary fame
The monster myth: What I learned from seeing my wife’s killer in court
Thomas Meagher
The man who murdered and raped my wife wasn't some inhuman "other." We need to understand the culture that made him
Chris Hayes: Thomas Piketty is misunderstood, and the climate crisis is worse than you think
Elias Isquith
The MSNBC star talks with Salon about the fight to save the planet, income inequality, Thomas Piketty and more
Rejected: One man’s endless search for a media internship
Scott Rodd
I hounded every publication I knew to prove I was the best job candidate. It didn't work out as I planned
The lost art of memorizing poetry
Nina Kang
In the age of search engines, perfect recall is no longer prized -- and we're taught to skim rather than remember
Douglas Coupland: “Everything they’ve been saying about Generation X they’re now saying about millennials. Like, everything”
Courtney Smith
The novelist who named Gen X on Nirvana, interviewing Morrissey, a "Law & Order" obsession and his wild new novel
Scientific breakthrough could significantly alter the treatment of depression
Sarah Gray
Depression affects approximately one in 10 adult Americans. Now researchers say they may have a powerful treament
“Game of Thrones” and the too-easy symbolism of TV rape scenes
Hayley Krischer
Last night's rape was perhaps the most realistic yet. But it was also one of the most problematic
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