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Paul Ryan’s slow-motion downfall: Stuck between Trump and the Tea Party, what’s a policy wonk to do?
Gary Legum
Why did Ryan want to be speaker again? Onetime GOP golden boy can feel his grand gamble crumble into ruins
Vice presidential debate highlights: Key quotes from Tim Kaine and Mike Pence
Kyle C. Kopko, Justin Buchler
What did the candidates say, and why did it matter?
The PR War: How a public relations firm is lobbying for regime change in Syria
Max Blumenthal
The Syria Campaign is pushing the U.S. to topple another Middle Eastern government
Shimon Peres, former Israel president, dies at 93
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The longtime politician was a key member of the Israel-Palestine peace process
QUIZ: Which presidential candidate said it?
Salon Staff
Presidential debates have always been a rich source of memorable quotes. Can you identify the candidate?
VOTE: Which Donald Trump quote from the first presidential debate was the most ridiculous?
Salon Staff
Last night's debate was filled with great (horrible) quotes from Trump. Rank which ones were the best
Defying the odds: How to flip a Trump voter using pure logic
Erica Etelson
A non-adversarial, respectful approach is the only way to convert Trump supporters
Trump’s Twitter dominance: Who’s the Obama of 2016? It might not be who you think
Ben Kohlmann
Hillary Clinton may well win the election — but Trump is absolutely killing her in the social-media race
New attack on free speech: Pro-Israel groups wage war on campus freedom
David Palumbo-Liu
Attacks on pro-Palestinian activists have grown increasingly vicious, but free-speech supporters are fighting back
Yeah, there’s a difference: Wells Fargo scandal is another reminder that we can’t afford Trump and the GOP
Amanda Marcotte
Trump has promised to destroy the agency that uncovered Wells Fargo's abuses; Clinton has vowed to bolster it
Battling Mother Nature: Why New York probably won’t abandon its waterfront in the face of climate change
Ben Adler
The city can't surrender its waterfront. But it will have to do something to make it storm-proof.
Trump’s no Einstein: But his ignorant, illiterate answers to the campaign science quiz reflect a non-stupid strategy
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump says there's no climate change, and no money to fix it -- but his non-answers aren't as dumb as they seem
Trump, Iraq and Max Cleland: The right’s endless hypocrisy over the war
Bob Cesca
Max Cleland was destroyed by GOPers for opposing the Iraq War, yet they're fine with Trump's (current) opposition
How to be a man like Willy Wonka: Gene Wilder’s signature role was my role model of masculinity
Kirby Gann
Cultured, playful, clever and confident, Willy Wonka always had a plan — exactly the kind of man I wanted to be
Nina Turner: Reflections on the political revolution’s past and future
Daniel Denvir
"If I decide to take on a cause, take on an issue, I'm ride or die," Turner told Salon
Phyllis Schlafly in her own words: Her many opinions about women, sex and equality
Amanda Marcotte
Forget the soft-pedaling. Here's what Schlafly really thought about everything from rape to day care
From the streets to tweets: The dangerous rise of ‘internet banging’
Lyz Lenz
Recent research suggests that gang clashes have moved online — and with profound intensity
The GOP’s war with itself: Rumors spread of a brewing coup against Paul Ryan — but that’s only the beginning
Gary Legum
Rumors of an anti-Ryan coup roil the Beltway, but the real story is a long war between moderates and the far right
Cindy Sheehan on Khizr Khan, Clinton’s hawkishness, and why she votes third party
Ben Norton
Salon interviewed Cindy Sheehan, whose son was killed in Iraq and who has since become a leading anti-war activist
Israel’s war on open discourse: State censorship now reaches into international news sources and social media
David Palumbo-Liu
Israel's attempts to restrict online discourse are futile and counterproductive
Democrats are kidding themselves: The House is out of reach, period
David Daley
The left will not take the House in November, and it's not shocking. Here's why
Sexist Trump revolt: His nomination is a reaction to women’s growing social and economic power
Amanda Marcotte
Women have more money and autonomy than before, and in reaction, huge numbers of men support Trump
The “reformicons” are stuck in neutral: Trump, anger and nativism leaves movement DOA
Gary Legum
There's a push to remake the GOP — but the nativist base won't entertain anything that reeks of moderation
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