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My unforgettable meeting with Pete Seeger

Michael Winship
Michael Winship recalls talking with the iconic folk singer years ago when protesting the Vietnam War

Here’s the full text of President Obama’s 2014 State of the Union address

Elias Isquith
President urges Congress to make 2014 "a year of action"

The Raiders’ unbelievably sexist cheerleader handbook

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The handbook implies that if cheerleaders are lied to or sexually assaulted by players, it's their own fault

Politics of blaming the poor: Why it’s still Lyndon Johnson’s America

Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
As the president gives his State of the Union tonight, a long, untold story of American identity is ever applicable

Aaron Swartz: The painful saga of a rebel genius

Andrew O'Hehir
A new documentary asks whether the legendary coder-turned-activist was the target of political persecution

“People are disgusted”: Sick day activists hope Newark win and scandal stench will force Christie’s hand

Josh Eidelson
Tuesday vote expected to make Newark the seventh U.S. city with a paid leave mandate, and fuel statewide push

Take that, Putin! Gay nightclub renaissance in Sochi

Eliza Mackintosh
Despite draconian anti-LGBT policies, the Olympic host city boasts a thriving club scene

Why flu season hits men harder than women

Michael White
Disease often affects men and women differently. The reason why might surprise you

Macklemore’s useless apology: Grammys and the myth of meritocracy

Brittney Cooper
Everyone knows the best new artist would’ve been Kendrick Lamar – if the Grammy awards weren’t founded on lies

Lorde’s Grammy win proves the industry’s scared of the world’s Miley Cyruses

Daniel D'Addario
Lorde wins Song of the Year for "Royals" -- a song about the sort of dissent the Grammys didn't allow in

The caveman’s home was not a cave

Jude Isabella
Our picture of man’s earliest domicile has been skewed by modern preconceptions. An expert explains

On Grammy night, no one in the music industry knows what works

Daniel D'Addario
Beyoncé is the only pop star who's broken free of the old model -- can the Katy Perrys of the world figure it out?

America’s chicken-wing disgrace: Why you should skip this snack on Super Bowl Sunday

Lindsay Abrams
Revealing the horrific practices behind the official finger food of Super Bowl Sunday

A genetic “Minority Report”: How corporate DNA testing could put us at risk

Benjamin Winterhalter
23andMe's FDA problems are just the beginning -- the company's DNA tests open up a wealth of privacy concerns

“He beat me every day”

Theresa Fisher
New York is the country's fourth-largest hub for human trafficking. Laura discovered its brutality firsthand

Listen up, talking heads: Upward mobility isn’t the answer

Sean McElwee
Voices on both sides of the aisle now argue that mobility, not inequality, should be our priority. That's a mistake

Far-right phony intellectualism: The secret of Dinesh D’Souza’s success

Elias Isquith
Wingnuts obsessed with the culture war will always have a place (and credit card) for hucksters like Dinesh D'Souza

The agony and the ecstasy of today’s Gmail outage

Andrew Leonard
For a few glorious moments, a fractious, divided nation came together. One nation, out of many broken inboxes

10 best twitter reactions to the gmail outage

Sarah Gray
In the epitome of #firstworldproblems gmail was down today, and naturally twitter responded

Will the last Republican woman turn out the lights?

Joan Walsh
Keep talking, Mike Huckabee. Your creepy obsession with women’s libidos will just elect more Democrats

What a south-of-the-border revolution can teach us all about dignity

Laura Gottesdiener
20 years ago, the Zapatistas took a stand against the dehumanizing effects of globalization

Gay conservative activist denounces GOP’s “culture of intolerance”

Rod Bastanmehr
Former Republican Jimmy LaSalvia, who founded the group GOProud, calls the party "out of touch" with American life

Godsmacked: I’m an atheist at a hardcore Christian academy

Tyler Stoltzfus
If teaching "God’s point of view" requires blatant mistruths, maybe it’s time to rethink God’s point of view

Tony Perkins blames President Obama for campus sexual assault crisis in bizarre rant

Katie McDonough
"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand what's really driving the sexual abuse on college campuses"
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