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The conservative co-author of a book on partisan science answers his critic from Pacific Standard
For the 34th time, legislation has been introduced into Congress to repeal the Affordable Care Act
The show's creator admits that even he is not sure how the series is going to end
Too young for Facebook, an 11-year-old takes the Internet into his own hands. The rest is Web history
In an attempt to lure hipsters, University of Phoenix uses a Lana Del Rey song in its ad VIDEO
A mistake anybody could make
Rep. Diana DeGette represents the Colorado district that includes Columbine High School
Three weeks after Sandy Hook, Tea Partyers and right-wing bloggers are hinting at civil war if the government acts
Democrats say the bill does not yet have enough Republican support
In an IM chat with the Guardian, Lamo defends informing on the soldier, ponders the impossibility of hindsight
Whites are now one of London's minorities. And with the economy in turmoil, many are lashing out at immigrants
Growing up with widespread economic instability can have long-term consequences for kids
An image of a baby emerging from an operation goes viral. Can we please stop sharing our intimate moments?
Regulators found no evidence to claims that Google unfairly favors its own services in searches
For the second year in a row, the president signs into law a bill he purports to have major problems with
In an exit interview, NARAL's president tells Salon it's time a new generation leads. But she's not sure they will
The two comedians will host the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 13 VIDEO
The Secretary of State will return to Washington after being treated for a blood clot in her head
The Illinois Republican returned to the Capitol on Thursday
More than 200 adults have been arrested in an international investigation of child pornography
The numbers are simply staggering: An average of 18 people have been killed each day since December 14
Say hello to your shiny, Wi-Fi-enabled overlords
Robert Stuart legally sold gambling software to overseas online casinos but the program was used by others in N.Y.
Before writing "The Things They Carried," O'Brien offered this profound memoir of his year fighting in Vietnam
Despite some defections, the Ohio congressman will serve another two years as speaker of the House
KDOC put on a stranger show than even Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper VIDEO
The owner of sunken drilling rig will settle with the Justice Department to resolve its civil and criminal probes
Parents are increasingly taking on federal loans for their children, whose job prospects have never been bleaker
Say goodbye to @PaulRyanGosling! An Arizona lawmaker wants to ban Twitter parody accounts
I've carefully avoided debt my entire working life. So why am I having so much trouble getting a credit card?
The show loses one of its best writers not long after the departure of producer Dan Harmon and actor Chevy Chase
The threat came shortly after the state Republican Party chairman said he would support it
The series, like Downton itself, once provided an abundance of riches. But nothing lasts forever
The file-sharing site says the government misled a court in order to get search warrants for computer servers
The president deserves credit for his handling of the crisis -- so long as he doesn't cave on the debt ceiling
AlterNet retracts a story that claimed a Saudi religious leader made outrageous claims
A new profile of Norma McCorvey reveals the complicated woman behind the historic abortion ruling
With the drug now legal in Washington and Colorado, blended cannabis could become the health food craze of 2013
How a Dutch design lab could make roads cleaner, safer and weirder