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Richard Cohen is terrified of black people

Alex Pareene
Washington Post columnist understands racial profiling, because hoodies are the "uniform" of crime

How the feds could still charge Zimmerman

Theodore Shaw
A civil rights law expert explains what DOJ can do if it wants to charge Trayvon Martin's killer

Edward Snowden nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

Alex Halperin
The nomination is a response to "hasty and ill-conceived decision" to give Barack Obama the prize in 2009

George Zimmerman killed the presumption of innocence

David Sirota
In an era of drones and NSA excess, the Zimmerman verdict reaffirms that like Trayvon, too many are presumed guilty

Our real problem is white rage

Edward Wyckoff Williams
For all the warnings about supposed black riots, don't forget who exploded throughout the George Zimmerman affair

Zimmerman protests largely peaceful

Alex Halperin
There were only a handful of arrests as groups around the country expressed anger with the not guilty verdict

Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Test tube tomatoes

Amanda Pike
From genetically engineered produce to lucha libre wrestling, a look at the finest docs YouTube has to offer

“He’s going to be looking over his shoulder the rest of his life”

Mike Schneider, Kyle Hightower
Robert Zimmerman Jr. weighs in on his brother's not guilty verdict

George Zimmerman acquitted: Justice denied

Associated Press
The man who shot and killed Trayvon Martin walks, in just the latest sad chapter in American race relations

“Other people getting off to me gets me off”: Reddit’s DIY porn forums

Daniel Harkins
Are the site's "Gonewild" sections, where users post naked photos of themselves, an ethical source of porn?

Wendy Davis can’t lose in 2014 — no matter the outcome

Jonathan Bernstein
Yes, she’s a Democrat in a very red state -- but regardless of the result, here’s why she should run for Governor

Janet Napolitano to step down

Associated Press
The Homeland Security secretary is resigning to head the University of California school system

The worst anti-Spitzer argument ever

Blake Zeff
The New York Times and others claim his candidacy is bad for democracy. An alternative scenario is far worse

Predicting the big twists in the second season of “The Newsroom”

Daniel D'Addario
The first season of Aaron Sorkin's show exploited the news for fun. Why change it up now?

Little-known government agency could overhaul the NSA

Pema Levy
Created in 2004, PCLOB helps the government balance national security efforts with civil liberties concerns

I can’t look at Amanda Bynes anymore

Mary Elizabeth Williams
From blue wig to offensive Obama tweets, the star has become a sideshow -- but there's no pleasure in watching her

House GOPer: Trusting Obama on border security is like trusting Clinton with your daughter

Jillian Rayfield
"We just don't trust him," said Rep. Tim Huelskamp

House GOP in no rush to pass immigration reform

David Espo, Erica Werner
Republicans are reluctant to pass a comprehensive bill, and have no timetable for the House version

What a Washington-hater can learn from “This Town”

Alex Pareene
A well-written guide to the worst people in America, even if it never quite calls them that

New York Times shocker: The truth about Egypt slips out

Patrick L. Smith
In a rare moment of candor, the paper exposes U.S. involvement in the coup -- and then seems to promptly forget it

“Pacific Rim”: City-stomping robot-monster delight!

Andrew O'Hehir
Guillermo del Toro outdoes Michael Bay in this rip-snorting, slightly meta update of the Japanese monster movie

In the “mommy wars,” black single moms are invisible

Stacia L. Brown
Debates about motherhood, including a recent "Melissa Harris-Perry" segment, leave lots of black single moms out

For 10 years, Elisabeth Hasselbeck was conservatism’s Trojan horse

Daniel D'Addario
The resident conservative on "The View" brought the Bush Doctrine to homes that tuned out Ingraham or O'Reilly

Senate fails to keep student loan rates low

Associated Press
Lawmakers were unable to muster the necessary 60 votes to block the hike to 6.8 percent
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