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“How I Met Your Mother’s” Cristin Milioti is a win for women
Tricia King
Fans claim Cristin Milioti isn't "pretty enough," but she shows you don't have to be a supermodel to be loved
Elites’ strange plot to take over the world
Matt Stoller
A few decades ago, politicians hatched a Tom Friedman-esque idea to unite U.S. and Western Europe. Did it succeed?
“If someone wants to assassinate me, they’re going to find a way”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An abortion provider featured in "After Tiller" talks to Salon about the danger, and meaning, of her work
Professor uncovers slave novelist’s secret identity
Prachi Gupta
The discovery “revolutionizes our understanding of the canon of black women’s literature," says one scholar
Shall we play a game?: The rise of the military-entertainment complex
Corey Mead
The Army wants you to play video games: For decades, the military has been financing, inventing and perfecting them
Priced out of New York
Cari Luna
I never thought I'd leave, but the city I once loved is now unaffordable for middle-class families like mine
How thinking about Glenn Beck can aid the writing process
Teddy Wayne
Alice McDermott, Eric Lundgren and more fall novelists on how they psych themselves up to write
The Perfumer: Sanae Barber
Sponsored by Hendrick's Gin
LA-based perfumer Sanae Barber is a modern-day alchemist who brings a distinct sensibility to the world of scents
When my birth mother found me
Liz Fields
I was adopted from China at 4. I had no interest in tracking down my past -- but my past tracked me down anyway
When ESPN cheered violence
Aaron Gordon
It seems like a million years ago that ESPN's "Jacked Up" segment blithely celebrated NFL killshot tackles
Is war with Iran inevitable?
Michael Axworthy
Last time Obama tried to engage Iran, it led to the regime's most serious popular crisis. Time to try again
Lean in? Here’s why the glass ceiling still exists
Debora L. Spar
Barnard College's president on the new reality facing women in the workplace -- and at home
“Mother of George” actress: “I abhor how Africa is treated as one village”
Daniel D'Addario
Danai Gurira on "The Walking Dead," growing up in two countries, and the challenges "Mother of George" faced
What the media gets wrong about a woman’s murder
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A brutal gang rape took a Delhi woman's life -- so why don't the headlines reflect that?
Meet your future memory aid: The internet
Sarah Kessler
New app 'Memoir' will compile your photos, social media posts and geolocation coordinates to augment memory
The Light Maker: Jason Peters
Sponsored by Hendrick's Gin
Light artist Jason Peters illuminates viewers on the patterns that make their lives seem normal -- or do they?
Sexy teacher fantasies are not reality
Tracy Clark-Flory
Tales of female teachers "seducing" male students are in the news again. Why are we so taken by these rarities?
Dixie Outfitters is still fighting the Civil War
Alan Levinovitz
A Yankee tries very hard to understand the South's lingering fixation with the Confederacy
Obama’s full Syria remarks
Salon Staff
A full transcript of the presidents televised address, in which he reasserted red line on chemical weapons
Captain America in a turban
Vishavjit Singh
I wore that costume to challenge the way New Yorkers think about superheroes -- and bearded Sikhs like me
Politics of microgrids: Power and regulations
Bobby Magill
The technology is present, as is the post-Sandy demand. Now the legal framework needs to catch up
Please, make the open letters to Miley Cyrus stop
Whitney Collins
An open letter to slut-shaming open letter writers: Spare us your fashion advice and sanctimonious sex tips
America’s next great black leader
Brittney Cooper
It's time for black women to lead us, starting with NAACP president. Here's next generation of candidates (UPDATED)
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