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The ominous Trump-Russia link: What happens if Moscow really is meddling in the 2016 race?
Simon Maloy
If Russian hackers are conducting a 2016 sabotage campaign, it would put massive strain on our political system
Hari Kondabolu: America’s smartest and funniest “mainstream comic”
Kali Holloway
In an election season that has given us plenty to cry about, Kondabolu serves up the laughs
The making of a fascist: “You get into a sticky area if you try to psychoanalyze a fictional future despot”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Brady Corbet about his directorial feature debut, "The Childhood of a Leader"
Corporate media’s Turkey spin: “Attempted coup” bears the marks of an authoritarian power grab orchestrated by Erdoğan
Patrick Lawrence
Last week's events in Turkey leave astute observers with more questions than answers
U.S.-backed Syrian rebels committing war crimes, torture, abductions; imposing harsh Sharia law: Report
Ben Norton
Amnesty International report: Syrian rebel groups "committed serious violations of international humanitarian law"
The GOP’s show trials: Grilling James Comey begins the next phase of an unending scheme to break Hillary
Gary Legum
No matter how long the GOP drags it out, this latest round of scandal-mongering will likely come up empty, too
Jonah Lehrer is back: Does a disgraced writer deserve another shot at nonfiction?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
His career seemed ruined after revelations he'd fabricated quotes — but now he's back and wants your trust
Playing the “rigged” card: Trump, Jones and other conspiracy mongers must look within the GOP for the legit scandals
Bob Cesca
We love fanciful conspiracy theories but ignore the real-life GOP plot to suppress turnout with voter ID laws
Trump’s profitable bigotry: The takeaway from his anti-Semitic tweet — his run is more a grift than a real campaign
Amanda Marcotte
Is Trump trying to win? Or is his racist dog-whistling about building an audience for his next endeavor?
The web poisoned our politics: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and America’s digital divide
Neal Gabler
Global forces have left Americans anxious, angry and disempowered. Social media only exacerbates their alienation
Gay Talese’s “ethical mess”: Fact-checking lapse raises old questions about New Journalism
Scott Timberg
Revelations about "The Voyeur's Motel" could cast a shadow over the legend's new work
Ousted teachers learn a lesson: Don’t badmouth your kids online
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Here's your semi-annual reminder not to treat digital work conversations like Slack chats as private
We need a true blueprint for gun control: Democrats must devise an in-depth strategy that’s massive in scope
Paul Rosenberg
The Democrats need a coordinated, relentless attack that gnaws at the rigged system until it collapses
Globalization and its discontents: How the Trump/Brexit movements might herald New World Orders
Eric Bovim
Trump and the Leave campaign share many common political themes — the end result could be chaos
American parents are miserable: Moms and dads alike face a massive “happiness gap”
Kali Holloway
"Having kids in the U.S. is brutal." Sociologists blame the country's paltry social services, among other factors
Evangelicals believe in Trump: Their devotion to a bigoted bully actually makes perfect sense
Valerie Tarico
The GOP nominee is a warmongering misogynist in constant need of attention. Sounds like a character from the Bible
The GOP’s weak on defense: Republicans sacrifice national security by pandering to right-wing nuts
Amanda Marcotte
Given a choice between protecting Americans' safety and scoring cheap political points, the GOP picks the latter
Beatlemania and the Bangles: Susanna Hoffs explains how “our obsession with the Beatles” brought the iconic ’80s group together
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the Bangles frontwoman about the group's early influences, their nonexistent Go-Gos rivalry and more
Trump’s disgusting attacks on Obama: His smears are right out of Roy Cohn’s playbook
Heather Digby Parton
Roy Cohn’s philosophy has shaped Trump's worldview and his belligerent diatribes against the president
The GOP must be proud: When your party’s nominee is the darling of white supremacists
Alex Kotch
Racists are heavily lobbying to put Donald Trump in the White House — as the Republican Party looks the other way
Georgia GOP senator quotes Biblical scripture to “pray” for the death of President Obama
Sophia Tesfaye
Sen. Perdue told the Road to Majority summit that "we should pray like Psalm 109:8 says: Let his days be few"
Bill Kristol protests too much: It’s Kristol, not Donald Trump, who dumbed down the GOP
Paul Rosenberg
Wait, the man who brought us Palin, Quayle and Thomas thinks the party is being overrun by a know-nothing? Rich!
Israeli official who justified killing Palestinian journalists speaks at museum memorializing the victims
Ben Norton
Ex-IDF spokesperson Avital Leibovich's presentation at the pro-press freedom Newseum was met by numerous protests
“Me Before You”’s controversial end: Criticism mounts for story of quadriplegic man and his “interesting” fate
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Director Thea Sharrock insists that staying faithful to the novel made "the more interesting way" to end the film
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