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The defining issue of 2012
Robert Reich
Big government isn't the problem. Corporate control over our political system is
My first snowfall
Oindrila Mukherjee
I grew up in India dreaming of winter. What I finally saw was a little bit of America, a little bit of a miracle
Syrian soldiers were ordered to shoot protesters
Ole Solvang
Military defectors identify dozens of senior officials who authorized killings of unarmed demonstrators
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dead at age 69
Associated Press
State media announced the dictator's passing, from heart failure, early on Monday
“Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol”: At long last, the year’s best action flick
Andrew O'Hehir
Don't count out the star or the franchise! The latest "Mission: Impossible" is a terrific holiday surprise
Why do people still deny climate change?
Gene Lyons
2011 was plagued by droughts, floods and tornadoes. It's high time we take global warming seriously
US-born Syrian Blogger Faces Criminal Charges
Salon Staff
Putin A Hero Of Kosovo Serb Defiance
Salon Staff
Welcome to the new Arctic
David Fairhall
Melting ice is beginning to transform the world's shipping routes. But will it launch a new Cold War?
The scariest commander in chief
Jordan Michael Smith
Gingrich's foreign policy features violent grandiosity, faux intellectualism and missionary zeal
The new Cold War
Michael Klare
America's military buildup in Asia could launch a devastating arms and energy race between the U.S. and China
Dennis Cooper: There’s nothing numbing about a wild fetish
Jeremy Lybarger
In a Salon exclusive, the godfather of modern transgressive lit explains why he really loves Disney
David Cronenberg: It’s as if my old movies don’t exist
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon exclusive: The former horror auteur talks about the "intellectual menage à trois" of "A Dangerous Method"
“The Daily Show” ponders Egyptian elections
Peter Finocchiaro
Jon Stewart and co. examine the aversion of many Americans to the potential form of democracy in Egypt
Why China and Mexico matter
Michael Lind
America's future depends on its relations with these two nations
What teaching design taught me
Gail Anderson
Working with the remarkably diverse and talented group of students at SVA keeps me young and on my toes
When psychoanalysis met female sexual desire
Andrew O'Hehir
Keira Knightley plays the S/M babe who comes between Freud and Jung in David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method"
GOP and TP on Obama’s foreign policy “successes”
Glenn Greenwald
To wild GOP crowd cheers, Newt Gingrich and Michele Bachman vehemently defend Obama's assassination policy
U.S. takes the lead on behalf of cluster bombs
Glenn Greenwald
After long refusing to join the convention banning these weapons, Obama now works to overturn it
Meet the new death dealers
Andrew Feinstein
As the Internet transforms the weapons trade, Beijing is becoming a massive player -- and we should be scared
How should gruesome killers be punished?
Andrew O'Hehir
In Werner Herzog's chilling new death-penalty documentary, the accused are probably guilty -- but still human
Stop pretending it’s not climate change
Heidi Cullen
2011 is further proof that a new era of extreme weather is dawning -- and it's about to get much, much worse
The fantastic fonts of Art Nouveau
Steven Heller
The short-lived movement spawned a set of delightfully eccentric -- though often forgotten -- typefaces
The crepes that crossed the Atlantic
Felisa Rogers
An 82-year-old Mennonite turned Berkeley artist shares her fascinating story as we cook an ancient family recipe
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