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What being “a real one” really means
D. Watkins
Everyone wants justice for Freddie Gray. But could Freddie Gray have called you if he needed a job reference?
How a North Korean mountain and myth may have inspired murder
Foster Klug
A desolate volcano could be the key to unraveling the sudden, mysterious death of Kim Jong Nam
Can journalists debunk Trump’s lies without amplifying them? It’s challenging but not impossible
Amanda Marcotte
Journalists must report on the administration's many falsehoods — and find a way to do so that won’t backfire
Captain America vs. David Duke: Why this Twitter war really matters
Matthew Rozsa
Actor Chris Evans' exchange with David Duke has a great deal of relevance to modern American politics
Conservatives sure love progressives and radicals — at least after they’re dead
Amanda Marcotte
The right loves to lay claim to legends like Martin Luther King and Susan B. Anthony. Historians beg to differ
Intense girlhood friendships are “excellent practice for surviving the heartbreak … of future love affairs”
Miranda Beverly-Whittemore, Robin Wasserman
The authors of "Girls on Fire" and "June" discuss obsessive friend-love and womanhood in the age of Trump
Hooking up as a core requirement: Casual sex in college isn’t optional anymore, “it’s an imperative”
Philip Eil
Salon talks to the author of "American Hookup" about drinking, casual sex, sexual assault and campus culture
Noam Chomsky’s “Responsibility of Intellectuals” after 50 years: It’s an even heavier responsibility now
Jay Parini
Written amid rising opposition to the Vietnam War, Chomsky's greatest essay has added resonance in the age of Trump
Mike Pence makes Betsy DeVos our education secretary, breaking rare 50-50 Senate deadlock
Matthew Rozsa
The Senate vote on DeVos was split down the middle, with Vice President Pence casting the tie-breaking vote
Secret money is fueling pro-Betsy DeVos ad campaigns
Carrie Levine
Conservative groups making final push to save Trump's education secretary pick
Making sense of the news: First we have to determine what “the news” actually is
Michael Spikes
Becoming news literate in the internet age requires defining what "news" really is and determining reliability
Bigger than fake news: Trump’s rise was fueled by a deeper narrative of fake history
Paul Rosenberg
Trump's lies about crime, Muslims and immigration aren't meant to make sense — only to confirm his followers' fears
Donald Trump needs to read this book: What he doesn’t understand about jihadists and counterterrorism will make America less safe
Glenn L. Carle
Peter R. Neumann's "Radicalized" is a nuanced and necessary examination of Islamic terrorism's roots and direction
President Trump and his staff are distrustful of each other and everyone else in the government
Taylor Link
After a slew of leaks came from the White House, the Trump administration is now paranoid about sharing information
Orrin Hatch’s raging hypocrisy: The Utah Republican wants Democrats to follow the rules he shattered
Simon Maloy
After spending 2016 obliterating norms to steal a Supreme Court seat, Orrin Hatch now wants Democrats to play nice
Quebec mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette’s classmates say he was a white nationalist who loved President Trump
Ben Norton
Alexandre Bissonnette "really liked Trump and had a permanent grudge against the left"
Betsy DeVos didn’t cite sources in questionnaire answers about LGBT students
Matthew Rozsa
DeVos may have lifted her responses to questions about LGBT students
Reassessing “Daria”: The legacy of MTV’s deadpan “misery chick” is not one of cynicism, but hope
Arielle Bernstein
15 years after the show's end, Daria is known as a misanthrope. But there's a beating heart behind that stare
We need the truth about Trump and Russia now
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Russia's interference in the election is a clear and present danger that could explode at any minute
GOP’s new Obamacare-repeal debacle: Congress’ budget office suggests 32 million Americans will lose health insurance
Simon Maloy
Premiums may spike 25 percent, but GOP complains that its (nonexistent) replacement plan is being ignored
Big oil, big politics: Rex Tillerson is just the latest example of oil industry’s grasp on U.S.
Brian C. Black
It's a decades-long love story, filled with its share of disasters
Martin Luther King, Jr., the radical: 9 MLK quotes the media won’t cite
Kali Holloway
The words of the real MLK were far more radical than today's cherry-picked lines
Reports of plagiarism continue to follow Monica Crowley
Jeremy Binckes
Recent reports show Trump's pick for National Security Council communications passed off others' work as hers
Clear and present danger: Maybe this is how democracy ends
Mike Lofgren
The frightening rise of authoritarian populism in the West is a very real thing
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