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America’s other Iraq calamity: How our failed war has empowered Iran
Peter Van Buren
Iran isn't any closer to developing a bomb, and the U.S. has only itself to blame for its influence in the region
Marco Rubio’s ugliest moment: The mean-spirited ultimatum that showed the 2016 contender’s true colors
Luke Brinker
Salon looks back on a long since forgotten episode that exposed Rubio's repugnant worldview
The media’s dangerous “policy wonk” fetish: Why America doesn’t need a president with bold ideas
Michael Lind
The political press waits with bated breath for candidates to lay out their ideas. Here's why ideas don't matter
Abraham Lincoln would despise you all: Race, the South and the GOP’s most delusional fantasy
Heather Cox Richardson
Republicans call themselves party of Lincoln, then take stands on race the late president would never, ever back
Polar bears are in grave danger — thanks in no small part to the NRA
Sarah V Schweig
A new bill would allow trophy hunters to hunt the beasts in Canada and ship their heads and skins back to the U.S.
Karen Russell interviews Kent Russell: “I was firmly in the throes of male adolescence’s hurtful apathy”
Karen Russell
MacArthur genius Karen Russell turns the questions on her kid brother, the family's next wunderkind
Neocons get desperate: The real reason why Iran deal drives the right-wing nuts
Patrick L. Smith
The GOP's screaming because they know American exceptionalism is at risk. That's a good reason to root for the deal
Rand Paul is already doomed: The simple reason why he will never, ever be president
Jeff Stein
The Kentucky senator is spectacularly ill-suited to win the Republican nomination. Here's why
Bibi’s Iran shocker: How he accidentally revealed his desire for more war
Elias Isquith
Netanyahu has long claimed he doesn't want the U.S. to go to war with Iran. But this weekend, he let the truth slip
The NSA is still collecting “your dick pics”: Edward Snowden’s terrifying warning for John Oliver and America
Colin Gorenstein
John Oliver traveled to Russia to interview the famous whistle-blower and help Americans "protect their junk"
“We should recognize that there are other imperialisms”: A Marxist dissident explains what the left gets wrong about Russia
Charles R. Davis
Socialist activist Ilya Budraitkis tells Salon that it's time to abandon illusions about Putin's Russia
GOP’s bizarro foreign policy: Alienate America’s closest allies on “day one”
Simon Maloy
The Republican plan to restore America's global standing: Break our word to our allies as soon as humanly possible
Ukrainian leader lifts objections to vote on regional power
Yuras Karmanau
Activist Frank Mugisha is an out gay man in Uganda: “Two males texting is seen as unnatural!”
Maria Caspani
Mugisha fears upcoming elections in Uganda will bring out the worst in politicians' anti-gay posturing
10 of the most fear-mongering political ads in American history
Kali Holloway
In the 1960s, political ad makers embraced fear as a campaign strategy and they haven't looked back since
The American empire is over: Afghanistan, China and our new bystander status
Dilip Hiro
After a decade plus of war, the U.S. can only watch as China brokers Afghan peace. Here's where we went so wrong
Religion is a pyramid scheme: Scientology and the lasting lesson of “Going Clear”
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Alex Gibney's new documentary is more than an exposé. It's an urgent reminder that salvation is big business
FBI’s brazen terrorism lie: What the Boston Marathon bombing trial reveals about America’s deluded terror narrative
Marcy Wheeler
Depicting Tsarnaev as a foreign Other, prosecution refuses to come to terms with how terrorism can be part of U.S.
Shocking sex, vicious violence and exquisite betrayal: “The Americans” keeps testing our limits, week after week
Anna Silman
Last night's heartbreak was the latest in a series of envelope-pushing events on the acclaimed spy drama
28 percent by 2025: The U.S. just committed to a decade of bold climate action
Lindsay Abrams
President Obama submitted a formal emissions pledge to the U.N. Tuesday
Community Discussion: Is it too late to save the forests?
Salon Staff
The world's forests are disappearing. What can we do?
Hey, white Hollywood: Looking for work in the age of “Empire”? Here’s some friendly advice
Arthur Chu
The "ethnics" are invading TV!! What's a struggling white actor to do?!
“The Internet is a dark place”: Former Scott Walker aide Liz Mair opens up to Salon
Robert Leonard
After just a day on the job, Liz Mair left Scott Walker's campaign due to her controversial views. Here's her story
Science makes mind-blowing sex: How Darwin made your sex life hotter
Juan Enriquez, Steve Gullans
Who knew evolution could be so orgasmic?
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