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Millennials strike back: No, we’re not just whiny babies!
Tim Donovan, William Guida
Stop railing against helicopter parents, or saying 20-somethings can't handle stress. The truth is far more complex
The 10 rules of “Homeland” storytelling
Jen Chaney
These tropes and tricks have come to define the increasingly bizarre third season
Millennial, hardworking, homeless
Lauren M. Fox
D.C. is a city of the young. For some of them, the most pressing ambition is finding a place to live
NYPD shoot bystanders; unarmed target gets charged with assault
Natasha Lennard
In September cops shot at emotionally disturbed man in Times Sq. They hit bystanders, the man got assault charges
It’s not just lead: Common chemicals threaten childhood development
Florence Williams
One in six children is diagnosed with a developmental disorder. Environmental toxicity may be one of the key causes
Last drive with Mom
Amanda Bestor-Siegal
My mother hardly knew me. It wasn't until she was facing death that I discovered how little I knew her
Roseanne Barr: From comic icon to truther and troll
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In her latest bizarre statement, the actress accuses the president of "false flag terror attacks"
Prada, suicide and sexual harassment: A whistle-blower speaks out
Josh Eidelson
Rina Bovrisse brings Salon behind the scenes at Prada: "They used to call outlets 'garbage bins for old ladies'”
4 creeping ways capitalism is killing us
Paul Buchheit
Profit motives offer little incentive to feed the hungry, treat the sick or provide any kind of retirement security
Author & Illustrator Paul O. Zelinsky Remembers His Teacher, Colleague and Friend Maurice Sendak
Sponsored by Cole Haan
Maurice Sendak inspired illustrator Mr. Zelinsky to draw award-winning children’s books that even adults enjoy
5 video games that could make the world a better place
Luke Winkie
These compelling games won't just entertain you -- they'll broaden your perspective on life
Orgasm for dummies: Neuroscience explains why sex feels good
Anjan Chatterjee
New brain studies explain how pleasure really works -- and the amazing science behind amazing pleasure
FBI: LAX shooter possibly motivated by Patriot conspiracy theory
Mark Potok
Officials believe alleged gunman Paul Ciancia subscribed to movement's "New World Order"
My unconventional therapist saved my life
Emily Rapp
I've seen counselors since I was 6. But I'd never worked with one who was so direct, challenging -- and effective
Mariel Hemingway: “Nobody talked about anything in my family”
Laura Barcella
The actress talks to Salon about depression, healing and the new documentary about her complicated family
6 questions about the latest “Homeland” twist, answered
Jen Chaney
Now that Carrie's "in trouble," what does that mean for the show?
Lies I told to become a spy
Rebecca Green
I thought I was an ideal CIA candidate. But I didn't realize how tricky it would be to hide from the people I love
John Kasich’s redemption play: “Everyone on earth wants to talk to him”
Joan Walsh
Ohio’s GOP governor becomes a hero for expanding Medicaid, but he’s about to kick thousands off food stamps
“Hyperbole and a Half” creator Allie Brosh: “Good comedy has a lot in common with good horror”
Prachi Gupta
The Internet star talks to Salon about her new book, her struggle with depression, and sexism in comedy
Why shopping malls inspire violence
Eric Van Hoose
They promise to fulfill our desires, but they actually produce feelings of inequality, hopelessness and rage
Obamacare could reduce cost of corrections
Alyxaundria Sanford
With incarceration alternatives, Americans tax payers will pay for fewer inmates.
Ohio expands Medicaid access
Elias Isquith
The expansion will benefit roughly 275,000 low-income Ohioans
Valerie Plame: “Homeland” is “really compelling TV”
Daniel D'Addario
The CIA agent-turned-novelist on the show's plausibility, her new book and whether things have changed since Bush
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