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Why police lineups can’t be trusted
Sue Russell
The single biggest cause of wrongful convictions is mistaken eyewitness identification. Is there a better way?
Karl Rove is losing it — for now
Craig Unger
He's still the boss of the GOP, but boy did he blow it with Romney
Nine terrifying facts about America’s biggest police force
Tana Ganeva, Laura Gottesdiener
The NYPD has expanded into a massive global anti-terror operation with military capabilities
Sorry, it’s not Romney’s fault
Steve Kornacki
Conservatives who point their fingers at him now should think of how they've behaved for the last four years
Joan Didion, Diane Keaton bring ’60s alive
Kyle Minor
The actress narrates an essential new audiobook of "Slouching Towards Bethlehem," which has only deepened with time
“Homeland’s” Carrie Mathison and Nicholas Brody: A deranged love story
Willa Paskin
Fresh from an Emmy sweep, Claire Danes and Damian Lewis return for a second season of TV's most dangerous affair
Philip Gourevitch: Memory is a disease
Cécile Alduy
The New Yorker staff writer discusses the dangers of narrative simplification and the role of literary reportage
Why art is good for Alzheimer’s patients
Kyle Chayka
Art therapy can trigger dormant memories and emotions for those afflicted with the disease
Forgot your keys? It could be your diet
Mary A. Fischer
Overeating is bad for our physical health, and new research shows it takes a hefty toll on our memories as well
Who will save the eurozone?
Bruce Robbins
Understanding the crisis and why foreign debts matter, with a little help from German philosopher Jürgen Habermas
Chabon on race, sex, Obama: “I never wanted to tell the story of two guys in a record store”
Andrew O'Hehir
The Pulitzer winner and early Obama backer felt blacks had become invisible to him. The result: "Telegraph Avenue"
Salman Rushdie: It was worth it
David Daley
Salon exclusive: The writer relives his decade in hiding after an Iranian death sentence over "The Satanic Verses"
Does Philip Roth know what inspired his novel?
Prachi Gupta
The writer penned an open letter on the origins of "The Human Stain." Now a dissenter has emerged
What Obama should say about “Innocence of Muslims”
Nivien Saleh
The violent furor linked to the movie offers a chance to deliver a telling message about freedom of speech
Wyclef Jean: I loved Lauryn Hill and my wife
Wyclef Jean
Fugees fans want to blame my affair with Lauryn Hill for destroying the band and harming her career. It isn't true
New York’s hidden crime wave
Attiyya Anthony
The city's crime rate continues to plummet -- except in its public parks
Ridiculous smearing of Maureen Dowd
Andrew Leonard
After decrying the revival of neocon foreign policy, the columnist is the subject of ridiculous attacks
Rick Telander on football’s dark side
Eve Gerber
It's our country's favorite sport -- at its best, a thrilling spectacle; at its worst, legitimized violence
David Byrne: My love affair with sound
David Byrne
I've played CBGB and Carnegie Hall, with Talking Heads and solo, and learned that the venue always affects music
Rethinking “Cosmopolis”
Cornel Bonca
Widely dismissed upon release, the novel has re-emerged as proof that Don DeLillo is an artist-prophet
Pictures from a pro-America Libyan rally
Prachi Gupta, Salon Staff
Libyans rallied in Benghazi to condemn Tuesday night's attack and show support to the U.S.
Teacher evaluations at center of Chicago strike
Sophia Tareen
Chicago teachers oppose using test scores to rate their performances
Bob Dylan’s “Tempest”: Best album ever by 71-year-old?
Lloyd Cole
The icon's new album is an exercise in beauty and refinement -- but also staggeringly loose, warm and alive
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