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My children were abused
Cary Tennis
I live with an awful history, and sometimes it is too much for me
Donald Trump: Cruz would “have to explain” his citizenship if he runs for president
Daniel D'Addario
"Maybe he’s got a good answer — and maybe he doesn’t," he tells Salon
Yes, pro-choice Republicans are real!
Katie McDonough
State Rep. Kathy Hawken talks to Salon about the threats -- and thanks -- she gets for being pro-choice in the GOP
How basketball (and Democrats) gave us mandatory minimum sentences
Alex Seitz-Wald
With Republicans casting liberals as soft on crime, Democrats seized on a college athlete's tragic overdose
Our last legal heroes?: Fighting to kill the death penalty
Evan J. Mandery
Before Democrats gave up capital punishment as an issue, the best lawyers in the country fought to end it
Puberty, the horror movie
Alice Bolin
"Ginger Snaps" is more than a teen gore-fest. It's the best werewolf and menses-themed feminist flick of all time
Fiction: “Americca” by Aimee Bender
Aimee Bender
In a brilliant new story, the masterful Aimee Bender imagines a household where disturbing gifts just keep arriving
“We’re the Millers”: Jennifer Aniston, funny again at last
Andrew O'Hehir
Jennifer Aniston leaves a string of failed comedies behind with the vulgar, anarchic "We're the Millers"
Conservatives once ridiculed Ayn Rand
Michael Lind
Today's doltish conservatives, like Paul Ryan, worship her. But their forebears called Rand's work "preposterous"
401(k)s are a sham
Helaine Olen
Duped by a DIY retirement dream, the elderly now face staggeringly low living standards
Mitch McConnell gets barbecued: Politics at its weirdest, Kentucky-style
Brian Weinberg
Behind the scenes at Fancy Farm, the Kentucky picnic that might be the oddest day in American politics
Welcome to post-Constitutional America
Peter Van Buren
The Manning trial finished what the Patriot Act began -- and ushered in a new era of US politics
San Francisco still has a seedy heart
Gary Kamiya
San Francisco's Tenderloin is gritty, gross and maybe a little sexy. How does it survive?
When death is better than a nursing home
ProPublica, A.C. Thompson, Jonathan Jones
Too many assisted living facilities keep residents with fatal conditions staffs are ill-equipped to treat
ComicCon for Jane Austen fans!
Deborah Yaffe
Welcome to JANSA's annual meeting, where Austen lovers divide into Team Willoughby and Team Brandon and ask WWJD
Mountain Goats’ John Darnielle: “I’m not interested in back in the day. We are always in the present moment”
Mike Appelstein
Salon exclusive: John Darnielle's rare look back at Mountain Goats history with reissue of "All Hail West Texas"
Gore Vidal still holds up
Stan Persky
I won't attempt to justify his tendentious political ramblings, but "Selected Essays" remains essential reading
Must do’s: What we like this week
Liz Fields
Lindsay Lohan burns like a flawed diamond in "The Canyons," and "Neurotypical" will make us question what is normal
New labor movement emerges in Scott Walker’s Wisconsin
James Cersonsky
Two years after failing to oust the anti-labor governor, a different kind of mobilization is underway and spreading
Facebook is the new graveyard
Jill Filipovic
Twitter and Facebook feed our most basic impulse after loved ones die: To tell others about them
A son investigates the family secrets
Kyle Minor
After his father's death, Kevin Sampsell interviewed his family. The result: his memoir "A Common Pornography"
“The Spectacular Now”: A potent, painful teen romance
Andrew O'Hehir
Shailene Woodley of "The Descendants" continues a string of great performances as half an ill-matched couple
“They’re not treating mom well”
ProPublica, A.C. Thompson, Jonathan Jones
An investigative report reveals systemic abuse and neglect at an assisted care facility in California
I couldn’t stop hitting my husband
Amy Shouse
I promised myself I wouldn't do it again, but then I would explode in rage. Could I ever learn to control my anger?
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