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Mourner-in-Chief no more: After Oregon, Obama’s angry, frustrated and insisting voters demand gun reform
Scott Timberg
Looking back at the many speeches Obama has had to make on this subject reveals a president ground down
Trevor Noah nails Donald Trump: He could be first African dictator ever elected president
Sarah Burris
Light xenophobia with just a dash of diplomacy!
Marion Cotillard is wrong: Hollywood sexism damages careers — whether she believes in it or not
Rachel Kramer Bussel
It's fine if she doesn't want to call herself a feminist—but studios shouldn't take her misguided views to heart
Lena Dunham: Reading Gawker and Jezebel is “like going back to a husband who beat me in the face”
Anna Silman
She also hardly uses Twitter anymore, citing body shaming and verbal abuse
Edward @Snowden, Twitter celebrity: How will he use his new platform, now that everyone’s watching?
Scott Timberg
Surely the government watchdog won't become just another meme connoisseur
Mary Karr on the “loser, outsider weirdos” of memoir and skipping the David Foster Wallace movie: “The whole St. David thing … it’s a little hard to take”
Scott Timberg
Mary Karr talks to Salon about David Foster Wallace's "Eddie Haskell" side and her new book "The Art of Memoir"
My Harper Lee pilgrimage: Visiting Monroeville, in search of “Mockingbird’s” essence
Margaret Eby
Visit Harper Lee's hometown and "Mockingbird" is just described as "the book," but its author is even more magical
Corporate mindfulness is bullsh*t: Zen or no Zen, you’re working harder and being paid less
Ronald Purser, Edwin Ng
Mindfulness matters, but make no mistake: Corporations are co-opting the idea to disguise the ways they kill us
Ben Folds reaches for a new classic: “This is how you make something you haven’t heard before”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the piano-driven songwriter on his new hybrid of rock with chamber and orchestral music
7 of the most absurd and offensive things Ben Carson has ever said
Asha Parker
"A lot of people go into prison straight and come out gay," he said.
The GOP’s absurd anti-Pope crusade: The bizarre spectacle of Republicans turning on a religious leader
Patricia Miller
Conservative are up in arms over the pontiff's impending visit to the nation's capital
Jesse Watters, lowest of the low: 7 times Fox News’ biggest creep crossed the line
His latest Bernie Sanders ambush is only the latest in a series of political attacks masquerading as "interviews"
Donald Trump is America’s mad prophet: How he’s ushering in a terrifying new age of politics
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's influence is finally becoming clear. While we laugh at his buffoonery, he's changing the rules of the game
This is a climate-change nightmare: Droughts rage and fires burn, while evil ALEC and hapless Democrats dither
Bill Curry
No one is being serious enough and history will judge us harshly -- especially since a green economy lifts us all
George W. Bush’s enduring shame: The twisted legal rationales we can’t escape, a dozen years later
Paul Rosenberg
We know why W. embraced John Yoo's strategy of hiding and obfuscation. The question is, why must President Obama?
Matt Damon is sorry if you’re offended: How the righteous non-apology of Socrates became the tool of weasely PR
Paula Young Lee
Damon's faux-pology for whitesplaining on "Project Greenlight" is a power move, not an admission he was wrong
Lives of shame and secrecy: How gay veterans outed while serving are fighting back
Kali Holloway
Before 2011, thousands of service members were discharged for being gay. Time to correct the government's wrongs
“You are terminated”: 14 famous quotes we hope Schwarzenegger will say on “The Celebrity Apprentice”
Asha Parker
Will Arnold's best movie quotes make a comeback?
Can Team Mitt take out Trump? Romney’s former aides work to save the GOP from the Donald
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump's stubborn popularity has Republicans rattled, and Mitt Romney's old team is scheming to take him down
Ted Cruz and Kim Davis, true love forever: The right-wing theocracy that threatens the rule of law
Jeffrey Tayler
Even The Donald knows the law trumps religion. It is time for someone to explain the Constitution to Ted Cruz
Donald Trump’s simpleminded circus: How to succeed in the GOP primary without even trying
Elias Isquith
This week's absurd rally against a done deal seals it. Trump is the funniest man in America — for now
The terror after the terror: America still hasn’t reckoned with the disgrace of post-9/11 hate crimes
Eesha Pandit
In the 14 years since the events of September 11, religious minorities have faced a staggering degree of backlash
Jimmy Fallon kicks-off new NFL season by having 15 players read their own superlatives
Sophia Tesfaye
Saints quarterback Drew Bress voted most likely to "be the dad dancing way too hard at a Taylor Swift concert”
Enough with the Joe Biden nonsense: The real reasons why the D.C. media loves him, but progressives should run away screaming
Paul Rosenberg
The Beltway loves the veep because he represents business as usual. Remember Clarence Thomas and the crime bill
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