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Free Jillian Holtzmann: It’s time for Sony to let the most compelling Ghostbuster be out and proud
Nico Lang
The coyness around Kate McKinnon's character's sexuality feels seriously retrograde in 2016
5 feminist history reasons to visit Cleveland — whether you’re protesting, attending or working the Republican National Convention
Elizabeth Yuko
While the GOP bashes Planned Parenthood, you can visit the world’s largest historical collection of contraceptives
Diversity is making science fiction better: “We’re in a full flowering of potential” for the genre
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to Ann and Jeff VanderMeer about a massive new anthology that takes a global look at the field
The West escalates with Russia: Make no mistake, a second Cold War is now official NATO policy
Patrick Lawrence
NATO's aggressive posture towards Russia sets a dangerous course for Obama's successor
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"
Marketer-in-chief: Is Donald Trump only running for president to exploit the business opportunities?
Cody Cain
A Trump presidency would present unprecedented opportunity to exploit quid pro quo business arrangements
Abraham Lincoln’s lesson for Trump: America’s at its best when we respect individual dignity
Donald Nieman
Trump should follow Lincoln’s example and appeal to “the better angels of our nature” rather than to fear
It’s not just Saddam Hussein: Trump has a long history of googly-eyed admiration for dictators
Amanda Marcotte
Trump has quite the track record of praising dictators for supposedly being strong and effective leaders
WATCH: Fox News contributor slams Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson for defending his praise of Saddam Hussein
Scott Eric Kaufman
Julie Roginsky wasn't happy about Trump's use of anti-Semitic rhetoric either
Dana and Donald: The California rep would be a match made in twisted-politics heaven for Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Putin-defender Dana Rohrabacher shares many of the backward ideas of Trump, making him a perfect running mate
Iraq taught us nothing: Neoliberalism, interventionism and America’s crumbling empire
Patrick Cockburn
Decades of failed wars and crushing economic policy have rendered the United States a superpower in name only
Writing a novel about Jews set in 1942—without Hitler: “Once you mention Hitler’s name, his mustache is in the room. The stakes change”
Elizabeth Isadora Gold
Salon talks to Emily Barton about "The Book of Esther," speculative technology and feminist rewriting of history
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
The Syria dilemma: Dissecting the leaked diplomats memo calling for Obama to get tougher on Assad
Patrick Lawrence
Something smells fishy when a hawkish State Dept. memo "leaks" to the Times on the eve of Sec. Clinton's nomination
Fact-checking Trump’s garbage truck of lies: His speech accusing Clinton of corruption is riddled with fiction and conspiracies
Amanda Marcotte
Trump tried to paint Clinton as dishonest, but instead repeatedly revealed his own aversion to even basic facts
“Star Trek” actor Anton Yelchin dead at 27
Lindsey Bahr, Sandy Cohen
The rising star was killed in a freak accident early Sunday morning, law enforcement and his publicist confirm
Endless war, endless greed: The Pentagon is lining its pockets with taxpayer dollars
Andrew Cockburn
Obama now plans to rebuild America's nuclear weapons cache, the latest in a series of military enrichment schemes
WATCH: Fox News contributor attacks Trump for banning Washington Post: “I know he admires Vladimir Putin, but this isn’t Russia”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson defended her boss, saying "there is something going on" with Obama and terrorists
Alien brain-bugs gridlock Washington? New satire “BrainDead” spoofs rigid partisan politics
Scott Timberg
CBS' new scifi-infused Beltway comedy from "The Good Wife" creators feels both too heavy and too light
Noam Chomsky: “The Republican Party is becoming a danger to decent human survival”
Noam Chomsky
In an excerpt from his newest book, the political scientist talks climate change and the very real threat of WWIII
Our Syria policy is still a mess: These are the dots the media refuses to connect
Patrick L. Smith
Russia's foreign minister reveals a strange talk with John Kerry, and explains much about American foreign policy
“Don’t be fooled by this glorious day”: A commencement speech for the doomed in our age of American decline
Tom Engelhardt
Win or lose, Donald Trump has cast a shadow across our democracy. The class of 2016 faces a grim, uncertain future
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