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Reports: American jihadi killed in Somalia
Associated Press
Abu Mansoor al-Amriki, a militant rapper from Alabama, was among FBI's most wanted
Dixie Outfitters is still fighting the Civil War
Alan Levinovitz
A Yankee tries very hard to understand the South's lingering fixation with the Confederacy
The political press presents how not to cover the Syria debate
Alex Pareene
Crossfire and the Washington Post apply their usual methods to a complex crisis, with predictable results
Study shows that 60 percent of plantlife can be saved
Beth Buczynski
Putting just 17 percent of the planet’s land off limits to human contamination could save a huge number of plants
Your social media accounts may not belong to you
Hillary Faverman
Don't let social media management firms take your business out of your hands
The men who held the NYPD to account
Natasha Lennard
Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman talk to Salon about blowing the cover off of a secret Muslim surveillance program
Please, make the open letters to Miley Cyrus stop
Whitney Collins
An open letter to slut-shaming open letter writers: Spare us your fashion advice and sanctimonious sex tips
Johns Hopkins and the case of the missing NSA blog post
Jeff Larson, Justin Elliott
The university asked a cryptography expert to remove a blog post, but it remains available online
Jennifer Weiner: I’m glad the NYT is finally covering commercial fiction, and sorry if I went too far
Jennifer Weiner
I'm glad the Times is covering commerical fiction -- but in my fight to get them to do so, I sometimes went too far
The Film Curator: Molly Surno
Sponsored by Hendrick's Gin
With images and words, the artist explains why she’s too curious to show experimental films in a typical theater
Study: Poverty causes poor decision making
DRAKE BAER
Anxiety caused by the lack of funds can impair people's ability to choose
Teen activist writes amazing takedown of Internet slut-shaming
Katie McDonough
Texas teen and recently minted reproductive rights celebrity Tuesday Cain is back sharing her wisdom with the world
Big Data Improves Health Care
Sponsored by Siemens
Data is making health care better, smarter and cheaper
Yahoo: US agencies request more data than any country
DOUGLAS MACMILLAN
The web portal says it received over 12,000 requests last year for user data from the US government
Don’t be glad Ariel Castro is dead
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Cleveland kidnapper's apparent suicide is a failure of justice -- and the prison system
Vietnam bans doing pretty much anything online
Kevin Collier
The country's infamous Decree 72, criminalizing a wide, vague set of activities on the Web, went into effect Sunday
Why aren’t we mad when pop stars perform for Wal-Mart?
Daniel D'Addario
Sure, Kanye went to Kazakhstan. Just about every other star has paid tribute to the toxic employer
Raising my gender creative son
Lori Duron
At three, he loved cross-dressing and hated the color blue. My husband and I had a steep learning curve
Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan: “We’re in a fight to get people engaged”
David Daley
Talking decades of music with Mac McCaughan, who does not hate it, no matter the name of Superchunk's new album
What a Roman orgy says about Miley Cyrus
Curtis Dozier
Conservatives like to compare America to the crumbling Roman Empire -- but it's more complicated than that
Are introverts the new feminists?
Daniel D'Addario
Susan Cain, the author of "Quiet," says the much-covered group has "parallels to the women's movement"
Millennials hate Bruce Springsteen
Ej Dickson
An entire generation has dismissed The Boss' music as lame "dad rock." Here's why they're all wrong
Manning lawyer: Chelsea is doing well
Natasha Lennard
Having visited the whistle-blower in early days of her prison sentence, Coombs relays Chelsea's thanks for support
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