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“I’m hung like a toddler”: Meet a man with a micropenis
Tracy Clark-Flory
“Think the size and shape of a sewing thimble soft, wine cork erect"
Edward Snowden responds to Neil Patrick Harris’ “treason” joke: “I laughed”
Luke Brinker
NSA whistleblower says he's unfazed by controversial jab
Log Cabin Republicans apologize if they offended CPAC with all of that equality talk
Luke Brinker
Gay GOP group will be allowed to attend CPAC after all -- but not as sponsors
Sasha Grey, Putin propaganda tool
Allison Jackson
The former porn star is being dragged into a social media war between Russia and Ukraine, but whose side is she on?
We must offend religion more: Islam, Christianity and our tolerance for ancient myths, harmful ideas
Jeffrey Tayler
Our enduring deference to religion, despite its toxicity and phony explanations for the cosmos, lets it survive
Clinton’s donor mess: The Clinton Foundation’s fundraising is a big problem for Hillary
Simon Maloy
Would-be president Hillary Clinton's charity is taking money from foreign governments, which is really not good
The Atlantic’s big Islam lie: What Muslims really believe about ISIS
Haroon Moghul
Trolling the Internet with stories dressed up as sober, centrist scholarship -- it's what the Atlantic does best
It’s not just Jeb: Why all the GOP candidates should be grilled about George W. Bush’s foreign policy
Jim Newell
Jeb Bush isn't the only GOP candidate who should have to field questions about the last Republican president
Our embarrassing, servile media: Does the New York Times just print everything the government tells it?
Patrick L. Smith
The paper of record is carrying Washington's water in its Ukraine reporting -- all too believing, once again
Pussy Riot releases powerful English song “I Can’t Breathe” about police brutality
Sarah Gray
The song is dedicated to Eric Garner
“That’s something that should make libertarians nervous”: Inside the tumultuous rise of an American ideology
Elias Isquith
Executive vice president of the Koch-backed Cato Institute tells Salon why he thinks his creed is on the ups
Ukraine is the new Iraq: Why history is repeating itself in Eastern Europe
Stephan Richter
No, America isn't sending troops -- yet -- but the battle over whether to arm Ukraine is eerily reminiscent of 2003
Welcome to the new Cold War: Keystone XL and GOP’s dystopian vision for 2016
Michael T. Klare
A toxic combination of fossil fuel optimization and "North Americanism" threatens to bring the world to its knees
We can stop the neo-cons: Here’s what a truly progressive foreign policy would look like
Bill Curry
Progressives need not cower before a militaristic right. Let's define a smart, patriotic agenda to match our values
Jeb’s quiet wingnutty past: Why he has to distance himself from… himself
Heather Digby Parton
All the geniuses calling Jeb Bush the "moderate" candidate in the GOP primary are missing one thing: his history
Neoliberalism is our Frankenstein: Greece and Ukraine are the hot spots of a new war for supremacy
Patrick L. Smith
We should be considering the Greece and Ukraine crises together. If only the news media would allow that
Europe’s other Greek problem
Paul Ames
Key members of the European Union, including Germany, have expressed misgivings about Athens' ties to Moscow
Stop calling corporate pop stars “subversive”: Gaga has nothing on actual dissidents like Ai Weiwei
Scott Timberg
Thank academia for turning a once-useful phrase into meaningless jargon
“It’s complete horse sh*t!”: Watch an Ivy League professor dismantle GOP’s austerity lie
Elias Isquith
Mark Blyth tells Salon why German Chancellor Angela Merkel's neoliberal nonsense is threatening the entire eurozone
John Kerry’s landmark initiative: Why the State Department’s new LGBT post is a big deal
Luke Brinker
For the first time ever, the U.S. will have an envoy devoted to LGBT issues. The move comes at a pivotal moment
We left the fools in charge: Bush and Cheney are still defining American foreign policy
Paul Rosenberg
Obama should have completely reinvented the war-fighting policies he inherited. He didn't, which will cost us all
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