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The L.A. Times won’t publish letters from climate deniers
Lindsay Abrams
The paper distinguishes between opinions and factual inaccuracies
Tales of a female hitchhiker
Toby Israel
I faced danger at times, but when I hopped into strangers' cars, I was surprised by something else completely
Krugman predicts debt-limit disaster
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist sees dark days ahead
How America’s right wing helped Russia craft its anti-gay laws
Katie McDonough
National Organization for Marriage president Brian Brown met with lawmakers to shape Russia's anti-gay adoption ban
Fake research paper accepted into hundreds of online journals
Lindsay Abrams
A "sting" operation found that open-access journals will accept anything -- for a price
Right-wing media on shutdown: “Let the crisis continue”
Elias Isquith
The right-wing media is loving the government shutdown
New York Times public editor slams New York Times headline
Elias Isquith
"An unacceptable headline atop a questionable article"
How Politico invents/generates “news”!
Alex Pareene
Our favorite news outlet invents "Obamacare exemption" scandal, spends year reporting on aftermath
“Diversity” in fashion will never be enough
Minh-Ha T. Pham
Rather than count racial bodies, the industry needs to recalibrate its dynamics of race, power and profit
Etsy says sellers can now use factories for handmade goods
SARAH FRIER
The move will allow those who use the online marketplace to build larger businesses
Krugman: The 1 percent has created a monster
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist traces the origins of the insanity on the right
The right’s deluded shutdown euphoria
Elias Isquith
According to conservative media, a government shutdown is either a non-issue... or an unalloyed positive
1,500 creatures exiled from D.C. as National Aquarium closes
Lindsay Abrams
The Washington location is shutting its doors after 81 years
AirBnb wins New York court victory
Anya Kamenetz
But the city still present challenges for the popular room-finding site
Stop calling alcohol “MommyJuice”: How liquor companies target women
Ann Dowsett Johnston
Booze has become pink, female-focused, fruity and sweet -- and it's creating a massive new health problem for women
What women will do for a ring
Tracy Clark-Flory
A writer goes viral for trading sandwiches for a proposal, but she isn't alone in bargaining for a man's commitment
Ai Weiwei: My captors knew nothing about art
Barnaby Martin
The Chinese dissident and artist discusses China, imprisonment and not being beaten
Millennial entitlement is a myth
Drew Foster
Their entitlement? Turns out that much-cited research on the uniqueness of 20-somethings doesn't actually exist
Weed more likely than rape to get immigrant detained, report charges
Josh Eidelson
White House says immigration enforcers prioritize public safety. But that concept is in the eye of the beholder
WalMart sex-discrimination case has been a game changer
Nina Martin
The aftershocks Wal-Mart v. Dukes have been felt in many kinds of lawsuits beyond the employment field
Google Glass goes on a roadtrip
KIT EATON
In an effort to get non-geeks interested, Google will shortly be bringing its high-tech gear to a US city near you
Hypocritical NRA nuts obliterate the First Amendment
Paul Rosenberg
Gun freaks defend absolute free speech for a maniacal police chief — and then threaten those who oppose the NRA
Krugman: Rich are waging “pure class warfare”
Elias Isquith
The Nobel Prize-winning New York Times columnist argues the rich are even more selfish than you thought
Hey, white guys: No, you’re not the victim of a “lynch mob”
Alex Pareene
The CEO of AIG is only the latest dumb rich guy to compare public outrage to horrific racist violence
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