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Vox.com has no idea how to cover culture
Daniel D'Addario
Ezra Klein's wonkiness comes in handy for analyzing GM's recall scandal. Dissecting "Game of Thrones"? Not so much
Atheists are adoptive parents, too! Why agencies must stop discriminating
Veronica Chenik Gilmore
As non-believers, my husband and I feared the worst. We were lucky -- but we shouldn't have needed to be
Exclusive: Shady double-agent’s Obamacare sabotage: Top “supporter” quietly funded its opposition
Eli Clifton
New documents reveal drug lobby's president posed as law's savior, then pumped cash to ALEC in effort to kill it
The kimchi revolution: How Korean-American chefs are changing food culture
Paula Young Lee
The rise of chefs like David Chang -- and others' commentary on them -- is sparking debates about authenticity
More Lisa Kudrow: Why “The Comeback” should make a comeback
Daniel D'Addario
Underappreciated HBO comedy was the most perceptive satire of its time. It needs its "Arrested Development" return
Jonathan Chait’s epic race fail: How a story about racism and Obama goes horribly wrong
Joan Walsh
New York magazine's cover story suggests liberals are paranoid, MSNBC is like stop-and-frisk -- and other oddities
“Silicon Valley”: The danger of rooting for the geek
Andrew Leonard
Mike Judge's HBO show is the real deal. But that means it can't just be funny. It's also got to get dark
5 reasons why anxiety is so hard to manage (and what you can do to cope)
Melanie Greenberg
If we aren't careful, we can makes things worse. Here are some effective ways to keep your emotions under control
The Duke lacrosse rape scandal: The definitive account
Laura Miller
A journalist's gripping and nuanced investigation of a button-pushing media circus
Goldman Sachs’ sick con: How they made money off your misery
Simon Head
Documents and emails show manipulation was part of the game at Goldman -- and what led them to win big on the crash
Lay off Kim and Kanye! Why millennials actually aren’t “Generation Me”
Elizabeth Lunbeck
People love to insist that millennials are shallow and self-obsessed — but that's all wrong
The ancient art of burying your dog
Laura Hobgood-Oster
Some of the earliest hints of the shared living places of humans and dogs are actually are their dying places
Tom Frank interviews Barbara Ehrenreich: “You’re the anti-Ayn Rand”
Thomas Frank
Belief, Richard Dawkins, Jesus and the minimum wage, "The Fountainhead" and more, in our exclusive conversation
Pixar chief: “All of our films start out as disasters”
Sarah Gray
Pixar president Ed Catmull talks to Salon about Steve Jobs and his company's early struggles
Millennials just don’t get it! How the Muppets created Generation X
Elizabeth Hyde Stevens
The Muppets shaped "30 Rock," Jimmy Fallon, "The Office," Zadie Smith -- and gave Gen X license to change the world
Debunking Alcoholics Anonymous: Behind the myths of recovery
Dr. Lance Dodes, Zachary Dodes
From "One day at a time" to "hitting bottom," two AA critics argue the group is based on bad science and logic
Richard Dawkins is so wrong it hurts: What the science-vs.-religion debate ignores
Sana Saeed
Acolytes of Dawkins & Hitchens pretend that ignorant evangelicals represent all of religion. Here's what they miss
Kurt Cobain’s biographer: “I still don’t understand everything about him”
Stephen Deusner
It's been 20 years since the Nirvana frontman's suicide, and grappling with his legacy is trickier than ever
TV’s dinosaurs are going extinct: The rise of anti-heroes & the fall of Barney Stinson
Amanda D. Lotz
How the rise of cable TV made depictions of masculinity like "How I Met Your Mother's" seem laughable and outdated
David Letterman introduced me to counter-culture
Neil Drumming
He was transparent and awkward, charming and smart. And now his offbeat DNA defines comedy. Why I'll miss him
“Rude, dismissive and brusque!” Why Zionist leader Mort Klein is still fuming at Christie (and us)
Josh Eidelson
Still mad about "occupied territories" remark, Adelson pal talks Ted Cruz and terrorism in "very biased interview"
Billionaires’ crybaby club: Someone get these whiners a bottle!
Joan Walsh
An epidemic of self-pity among the wealthy raises questions about the mental health of the top of the top 1 percent
“Captain America: The Winter Soldier”: Marvel takes on the surveillance state
Andrew O'Hehir
Ultra-buff war hero Chris Evans is back in a muddled but intriguing sequel, fighting 21st-century American fascism
Christian right mega-church minister faces mega-mutiny for alleged abusive behavior
Valerie Tarico
Controversial pastor Mark Driscoll's empire may be cracking amidst explosive new charges
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