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Pick of the week: From freedom to slavery and back
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Chiwetel Ejiofor and Michael Fassbender are electric in a harrowing true-life slave narrative
GOP is “crazy and awful”: The Josh Barro Republicans are displeased
Josh Eidelson
As his party wallows in shame, a young, prominent GOPer tells Salon why it must lose much more in order to improve
Snapchat is handing your private messages to police
Tim Sampson
Since May of this year, about a dozen search warrants have resulted in the company turning over unopened pictures
Making a website isn’t as hard as you think
Jon-Mikel Bailey
Anyone can make a website. In theory, at least
Daniel Radcliffe and Dane DeHaan’s fake Kickstarter project sounds amazing
Prachi Gupta
The "Kill Your Darlings" stars mock celebrities who crowdfund by pitching a hilarious parody project
We retort, we decide: This is the real mainstream press bias
Richard Eskow
A White House press corps uprising seems sadly oblivious to its real bias: falling for the narratives of the right
Sorry, libertarians: You’re still hypocrites
RJ Eskow
An open letter to those who responded (with great vitriol) to my guide to exposing the lies of free market radicals
No, there isn’t a “New American Center”
Alex Pareene
NBC and Esquire discover the old American center: Mostly liberal white people who are scared of diversity
“Reject This”: The right responds to the proposed fiscal deal
Elias Isquith
A deal to reopen the government and lift the debt ceiling is not yet finalized -- but the right already hates it
Website apologizes, fires editor who called female scientist a “whore”
Katie McDonough
An editor who used a misogynistic threat against Dr. Danielle Lee has been fired, but controversy continues
Google advertisements soon to know you better
Gavin Heaton
The Internet giant will start tapping into your reviews, recommendations, and endorsements in their search results
Women leaving high power jobs: Two ways to slow the trend
JAMES DASILVA
How do we prevent talented women from leaving the workforce?
Voter ID judge’s shocking admission: We got it wrong!
Brad Friedman
Key jurist who wrote majority opinion in landmark Crawford case now says: "We did not have enough information"
10 facepalm-inducing moments from the right — just this week!
Janet Allon
Take it away, Michele Bachmann: "Obama is part of Al Qaeda and end times are near"
This San Fran apartment complex features its very own “butterfly habitat”
Lindsay Abrams
Do butterflies have to pay rent?
3 Americans win Nobel Prize in economics
Associated Press
The prize was awarded for research into how assets are priced
For Israeli soldiers, social media has become a showcase of horrors
Max Blumenthal
They have posted wildly offensive text and imagery online
Shut up, Starbucks: Your political stunts are a joke
Josh Eidelson
The coffee giant is getting great press for its latest political stunt. It doesn't deserve it.
No, the “Breaking Bad” finale was not a dream sequence
Daniel Carlson
Like another Vince Gilligan hero, we "want to believe" in hidden truths. But that impulse can often lead us astray
Joe Scarborough (and Niall Ferguson) versus Paul Krugman, again
Alex Pareene
Morning Joe dislikes the Times columnist so much he'll repeat "off the record" accusations against him
Why unsuccessful writers give the best advice
Noah Berlatsky
If you want to know what writing's like for most people, don't ask a star. Talk to the midlevel sloggers
Goodreads: Where readers and authors battle it out in an online “Lord of the Flies”
Laura Miller
Goodreads' utopian dream just collided with the reality of social media and gatekeeper-free self-publishing
Starting tomorrow, we’re down 90 percent of our nuclear safety regulators
Lindsay Abrams
Don't worry: In the event of a "nuclear-related disaster," they can be called back to help
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