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Susan Sontag was right: War photography can anesthetize
CHLOE PANTAZI
A troubling new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art throws into question the medium's very purpose
George Saunders: “I want to tell the truth about what really matters in a simple way”
David Daley
How do you win a MacArthur genius grant? Rewrite, rewrite, rewrite, the short-story master tells Salon
Ralph Fiennes: Dickens “was fueled by a kind of fury”
Andrew O'Hehir
The former Lord Voldemort on directing himself opposite the marvelous Felicity Jones in "The Invisible Woman"
The 13 most underrated albums of 2013
Nico Lang
You've heard the big blockbusters -- now give Chance the Rapper and Deafheaven a listen
Your brain is making you fat!
Deborah A. Cohen
Fighting obesity means overcoming our deepest ingrained urges
Sex, drugs and superheroes: Our 10 best personal essays
Sarah Hepola
I read people's secrets for a living. But these were the stories I couldn't forget
Coming soon to Alaskan paradise: Devastating pollution
Gretel Ehrlich
Alaska plans to pave over one of America's last pristine landscapes. Here's what's at stake
“All I Want to Do Is Make Love to You:” Breaking down the ’80s’ silliest song
Ron Currie Jr.
Lies! Cheap sex! Bad judgement! Power chords! This Heart anthem has absolutely everything — but makes no sense!
High-profile arrest uncovers plight of India’s invisible workforce
James Tapper
Diplomat Devyani Khobragade has been accused of paying one of her maids slave wages. She's not alone
The best and worst music moments of 2013
Stephen Deusner
From Miley's missteps to Beyoncé's triumph, it's been a roller-coaster year for music
If memory swerves: The 1 percent laughs last, as Wall Street wins again
Thomas Frank
Five years after wrecking our economy, the big banks are back. Here's why we need real government regulations
Science’s obsession: The search for a “smart pill”
Dan Hurley
Science has plenty of theories about how to enhance our brains. Journalist Dan Hurley tested those theories
Ethical sluts and “dirty whores”: Straight talk about sex work
Melinda Chateauvert
Has sex-positive feminism, despite its victories, forgotten that sex work is actually work, and often quite brutal?
2013’s unexpected lesson: Hope isn’t dead
Rebecca Solnit
It's easy to despair over the state of things, but this year showed hints of a brighter future — if we fight for it
Salon’s ultimate book guide for 2013
Michele Filgate
Got gift certificates to spend? James McBride, Elizabeth Gilbert, Junot Diaz and many more have suggestions
The 10 best movies of 2013
Andrew O'Hehir
The year's top 10, from Sarah Polley's family chronicle to "12 Years a Slave" to Scorsese's audacious comeback
Decorative Christmas villages: A model for sustainable living?
Jeff Turrentine
These scenes appeal to our longing for a Jane Jacobs-style urbanism -- one that encourages us to walk about freely
The real history of the “war on Christmas”
Jarret Ruminski
Christmas isn't under attack -- and it's always been commercial
Jesus never gave Christmas porn
Owen Egerton
My family loved our quirky holiday tradition of flesh mags -- until the year I became a born-again Christian
“The Trip to Echo Spring”: Great writers, getting drunk
Laura Miller
A gifted critic explores the links between literary genius and alcoholism
How the GOP became the “White Man’s Party”
Ian Haney-Lopez
From Nixon to Rand, Republicans have banked on the unerring support of Southern white men. Here's how it came to be
The year rock music didn’t die
Nico Lang
Maybe we haven't seen many rock blockbusters this year. But the genre's still thriving in its less-central position
Exposing the education “reformers'” big lie: Here’s how progressives — and our kids — beat the corporate establishment
Jeff Bryant
A populist uprising is coming in defense of public schools. Are Democrats on the side of Wall Street or the people?
Morrissey like you’ve never heard him before
Kyle Minor
The singer's unconventional memoir offers a fascinating window into his early life
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