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Forty-year careers: 11 artists who are still great after four decades
Noah Berlatsky
The Stones might not have aged so well, but these artists are champions of the multi-decade career
America’s middle-class defeat: How Canada shamed the wealthiest nation on earth
Edward McClelland
Want to understand what's causing the decay of American dream? Take lessons from our friends to the north (UPDATED)
Shut up, Matthew Weiner! Why our TV masterminds should stop explaining their shows
Daniel D'Addario
From "Mad Men" to "Breaking Bad," show runners who talk too much are ruining our prestige dramas
Tori Amos: “I don’t know what you’re taking, but please can I have some, too?”
Stephen Deusner
"Menopause is a pain in the ass," says the iconic musician, whose new album is inspired by fears of middle age
How the Disney princess became “one of the guys”
Elizabeth Blackwell
Physically strong and emotionally shut off, these heroines teach our kids that there's only one way to be tough
Amazon is killing my sex life
Tricia Romano
The tech boom in Seattle is bringing in droves of successful, straight single guys -- all of them insufferable
4 myths about sex and women that prop up the new misogyny
Amanda Marcotte
Sorry, would-be pickup artists. There is no such thing as a "friend zone"
Sleazy, bloody and surprisingly smart: In defense of true crime
Laura Miller
This stigmatized genre has much to teach us about the way crime and justice really work
Things are about to go from bad to worse in Oklahoma: Governor signs off on Texas-style abortion restrictions
Katie McDonough
An admitting privilege requirement threatens to leave one clinic to serve 3.8 million people
No surprise here! Google’s workforce is mostly white and male
Sarah Gray
And its excuse for why is pretty darn lame
NRA finally meets its match: Why Richard Martinez should have them shaking
Katie McDonough
NRA's trick is to silence critics by claiming politics disrespects victims. But Richard Martinez can't be silenced
Gwyneth Paltrow: Tone-deaf, even about trolls
Mary Elizabeth Williams
She manages to be an unsympathetic figure even when speaking out on online toxicity
Elliot Rodger’s half-white male privilege
Joan Walsh
The killer’s Asian heritage matters. So does his ugly class entitlement. Misogyny crosses lines of race and culture
Why so many Christians still believe in demons and Satan
Adam Lee
Harvard's black mass controversy is far from an anomaly, and reveals how unreformed the Catholic Church remains
A “tragic family story”: Inside the Koch brothers’ past — and uncertain future
Elias Isquith
The libertarian billionaires are more complicated than you think, the author of a new family biography tells Salon
Laverne Cox: “There’s not just one trans story. There’s not just one trans experience”
Katie McDonough
The activist and "Orange is the New Black" star tells Time magazine about shifting norms and setting the agenda
Your fraternity email chain will come back to haunt you
Prachi Gupta
Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel's note to his frat bros joins the ranks of the worst Greek-life emails to ever go public
Social conservatives’ dire moment: Why they’re slowly losing America
Heather Digby Parton
There's a very hopeful trend -- but justice also entails economic issues. And here's where things get complicated
Here’s why it matters when a human rights crusader builds her advocacy on lies
Anne Elizabeth Moore
Newsweek's cover story on Somaly Mam shows us how harmful sex-trafficking journalism can be for women
Elliot Rodger and America’s ongoing masculinity crisis
Lisa Hickey
A comprehensive breakdown of the 70 mass shootings over the past 32 years -- and what they have in common
Wingnuts’ war against Michelle Obama: The real school lunch battle
Jim Newell
The first lady is fighting to save her school nutrition program. Along come the lunatics! Here's why
Arthur Chu nerdsplains entitlement: Stop trying to “win” girls
Prachi Gupta
Elliot Rodger was a misogynist who felt women owed him sex -- a problem that also exists in nerd culture
Literary icon Maya Angelou dead at 86
Prachi Gupta
The civil rights activist, poet and novelist will be remembered as a pioneer
Elliot Rodger and the NRA myth: How the gun lobby scapegoats mental illness
Christian Exoo, Calvin F. Exoo
After a tragedy, gun companies want us discussing anything but guns. Here's how both parties, and the media, comply
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