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How indigenous peoples won a landmark victory protecting the Amazon from oil drilling
Reynard Loki
The Waorani people of Ecuador won a historic lawsuit to save their homes — and the planet — from destruction
This mini arcade game will bring back childhood memories
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Live the dream of owning your own arcade-style game
My Pentagon regret: The 12 days of bombing that never end (for me)
James Carroll
As the U.S. rattles its sabers at Tehran, echoes of sabers past
Go ahead. Impeach Trump
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Watch what Mitch McConnell does in the Senate. Ever heard of Merrick Garland?
“Rocketman” won’t go breakin’ your heart — but maybe it should’ve tried
Erin Keane
An enchanting jukebox musical goes all-in on Elton John's life. It just can't break with its own center of gravity
Model Matthew Camp wants his brand to be “an IV-drip into the consciousness of gay youth”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the "perpetually shirtless" social media star about the new documentary on his life and sex life
Alabama atrocity: Infamous new law equates abortion with crimes of Hitler and Stalin
Chauncey DeVega
In a "gross abuse of history," not to mention human decency, Alabama lawmakers compare abortion to Nazi genocide
“Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek reveals “mind-boggling” response to pancreatic cancer treatment
Matthew Rozsa
"Some of the tumors have already shrunk by more than 50 percent," Trebek tells People magazine in a new interview
“Deadwood: The Movie” is a send-off worth the long wait
Melanie McFarland
13 years after its story unceremoniously dropped, HBO delivers the ending its loyal fans damn well deserve
Meghan McCain to Amy Klobuchar: “Leave my father’s legacy and memory out of presidential politics”
Matthew Rozsa
"The View" host tweeted her dismay at Klobuchar over the Minnesota senator's campaign anecdote about her late dad
“The Texas Chain Saw Massacre”: A metaphor for Nixon-era mayhem
Joseph Lanza
"The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" was more than a movie — it captured the messy mood of a decade
How Trump’s “America First” trade strategy is accelerating America’s decline
Marshall Auerback
Trump's narrowly nationalistic trade agenda will undermine U.S. economic prosperity and U.S. global hegemony
Tyrion Lannister and “Richard III”: “Game of Thrones” grants the literary justice Shakespeare denied
Matthew Rozsa
One of the best legacies of "Game of Thrones" is how it gave us a more sympathetic version of King Richard III
As “Game of Thrones” ends, we have to ask: What do we expect from a series finale?
Melanie McFarland
3 beloved shows ended around the same time. How "Game of Thrones," "The Big Bang Theory" and "Veep" pulled it off
Redacting democracy: What you can’t see can hurt you
Karen J. Greenberg
In the 448 pages of the Mueller report, there are nearly 1,000 redactions
The Five Hundred Year Rebellion: Indigenous movements and the decolonization of history in Bolivia
Benjamin Dangl
"From the Maya of Mexico to the Mapuche of Chile, indigenous communities are still resisting."
Against the dictatorship of ignorance in the age of Trump, Part 2: We can still fight back
Henry A. Giroux
Education can help us fight — and win — the battle for the future. But only if we recapture and reinvent it first
The bigger story behind my mother’s “hamburger soup”
Carlos C. Olaechea
How this Peruvian dish got its American name
Against the dictatorship of ignorance in the age of Donald Trump: Part 1 of 2
Henry A. Giroux
Our culture of ignorance has made possible the rise of a terrible new political blend: Neoliberal fascism
Exclusive: Burning Man calls itself a safe space. Assault survivors say it’s got a sex crime problem
Nicole Karlis
The Playa is a "lions' den" where security responds to sex crime scenes by trying to sniff out "consent accidents"
The spontaneous magic of Gov’t Mule in concert: “We feel more comfortable on stage than anywhere”
David Masciotra
The new concert film "Bring On the Music — Live at the Capitol Theatre" showcases the all-star band's live power
U.S. college admissions scandal means more skepticism of genuine invisible disabilities
Allyson G. Harrison
Students with real disabilities may now face more skepticism because of students who faked disability diagnoses
Trump and Bolton: Two fat heads with itchy trigger fingers and 120,000 troops
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Unverified claims of hostility in a far off gulf. We've seen this before. We know how this ends: More dead bodies
Paula Pell, queen of comedy: On her “SNL” years, making “Wine Country” with Amy Poehler and more
Mary Elizabeth Williams
May we give you some feedback? You're going to want to be best friends with Paula Pell after this interview
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