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Yeah, the GOP is evil and will win — but the midterms are meaningless
Andrew O'Hehir
It's the Party of Fear's turn this year, and that blows. But the cast of clowns in D.C. don't really run the show
Amazon’s Wal-Mart problem: Why low wages, working conditions and disdain for culture will hurt us all
Richard (R.J.) Eskow
Amazon drives down wages, avoids taxes and destroys intellectual life, while profiting from government subsidies
The right’s Lena Dunham delusion: Anger, misogyny and the dangers of business as usual
Katie McDonough
National Review's screed on Dunham is abhorrent, but its misogyny is not unique. Here's where we go next
“Dear White People” is the college movie of our times
Alexis Wilkinson
As an African American student on an Ivy League campus, I was nervous to see it. But now I think everyone should
Cutting through the Ebola B.S.: Here’s what we really need to worry about
Lindsay Abrams
Politicians and pundits are stirring up unprecedented levels of ebola panic. But how much fear is merited?
I’m a basic b*tch, and that’s OK
Ej Dickson
I own a pair of Uggs, regularly wear jeggings and love both brunch *and* musicals. I refuse to apologize
The lies we live by: What “Gone Girl” and “Transparent” have in common
Libby Hill
Sure, one is about a murder and one is about a transgender dad. But their messages are surprisingly similar
“Birdman”: Michael Keaton heads an all-star cast in a crackling showbiz satire
Andrew O'Hehir
Onetime "Batman" star joins Emma Stone, Zach Galifianakis, Edward Norton and more in a deranged Broadway farce
Amazon helped kill the alt-weekly: One more reason your city looks the same as every other one
Scott Timberg
S.F. Bay Guardian and Providence Phoenix publish final issues, and Amazon is among the many reasons why
Scott Walker’s culture war subterfuge: How the Tea Partier conceals his radical agenda
Luke Brinker
The Wisconsin governor is positioning himself as a social moderate, but he's in lockstep with Rick Santorum
John Grisham thinks we’re too hard on guys who look at underage porn
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author is concerned that 60 year-old white men are going to prison
Rick Santorum’s creepy gift: Why his next run for president is weirdly positive
Katie McDonough
Here's hoping the sweater vest model gets the GOP nomination in 2016. But not for the reason you may think
“Game of Thrones” should watch its back: Why this work of nonfiction is as riveting as the fantasy
Laura Miller
The author of a page-turning new history of the Wars of the Roses talks Westeros, child kings, and George RR Martin
Yes, stop Amazon: Ayn Rand, false equivalence and the New York Times
Scott Timberg
As Amazon wars heat up, the New York Times strikes an odd tone in two pieces filled with faux-"balance"
America’s largest clown club is very upset about this scary clown on “American Horror Story”
Sarah Gray
The Clowns of America International worry about the enduring image of clowns as killers
How Bush opened the door for ISIS
William J. Astore
In Iraq, the U.S. is learning the hard way that even sophisticated training is not enough to sustain a foreign army
Liberals’ blind spot on rape: Why Jonathan Chait & co. miss the real point
Katie McDonough
Chait and critics of affirmative consent not only misunderstand it -- they are clinging to a broken system
20 disgustingly misogynist quotes from religious leaders
Valerie Tarico
From St. Augustine to Pat Robertson, Christian conservatives have a storied history of hating women
Your infant is not a “stud muffin”: Why do we insist on sexifying babies?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Gwen Stefani has outfitted her 8-month-old with a "stud" pacifier, and he's not the only foxy baby in town
Christian right’s vile PR sham: Why their bizarre films are backfiring on them
Edwin Lyngar
I once was a fundamentalist Christian and right-winger. Now I watch their films and see their heavy-handed tactics
It’s okay if Amal Alamuddin is Mrs. Clooney now
Mary Elizabeth Williams
George Clooney's new wife takes his name, media goes berserk
New in works perks: Facebook and Apple to cover egg freezing
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Is this a new way to lean in, or a hint to put off having children?
Amazon’s selfish defender: Hugh Howey’s short-sighted, Ayn Rand-ian argument harms book culture
Rob Spillman
New York Times keeps letting the same self-published author defend Amazon. He misunderstands Amazon's real agenda
A nation of Sayrevilles: Why locker room sexual assault is all too common
Michael Kasdan
The scandal unfolding in New Jersey demands we reexamine our culture of masculinity -- and how it enables abuse
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