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Steve Buscemi: “The Republicans in Congress are holding the country hostage”
Prachi Gupta
The "Boardwalk Empire" star criticizes the GOP and explains why government programs are important
The father of self-help
Laura Miller
The first independent biography of the regular guy who shaped 20th-century America, Dale Carnegie
The secret conservative message of the “Duck Dynasty” beards
Jarret Ruminski
The bushy beards on "Duck Dynasty" are part of a long history of using facial hair to signify "traditional" values
For Facebook users, it’s more like 4 degrees of separation
Tom Jacobs
New research from Taiwan suggests the social network has shrunk the distance between any two human beings
Alice Munro vs. David Gilmour
Shannon Rupp
Her Nobel Prize is a reminder to Canadians we can't let blowhards like Gilmour drag us back to the 1950s
Henry Louis Gates: “Since slavery ended, all political movements have been about race”
Daniel D'Addario
Henry Louis Gates on his PBS series, teaching anti-racism, and why we don't need a "conversation on race"
A modest proposal to neutralize gerrymandering
David Brin
Creating "ghetto" districts for minority parties has hurt our democracy. Here's one way to fight back
Birth of conservative delusion: Roger Ailes takes his revenge
Michael Goldfarb
The long road to Ted Cruz, Fox News, the Tea Party and right-wing insanity has its roots in the events of 1973
Slavery, the Rebel flag and the shutdown
Andrew O'Hehir
How the toxic effects of white supremacy, seen so clearly in "12 Years a Slave," endure in American politics
Sam Harris slurs Malala: Famed atheist wrongly co-opts teenager’s views
Murtaza Hussain
With disregard for Malala's faith and actual opinions, the atheist thinker uses her to continue his anti-Muslim war
Thank Yanks for the Tea Party!
Seth Ackerman
Liberals have it all wrong. The right's extremism is born of Old Guard Republicans, not a neo-Confederate South
“SNL’s” gender equality movement left black women out
Carolyn Edgar
Tina Fey says "SNL" replaced men in drag with female comics -- but black female characters were still played by men
Iran talks with West, but battles over outreach
Ali Akbar Dareini, Brian Murphy
Hardline groups in Iran oppose a thaw with the west
The way we talk about sexual assault is broken
Roxane Gay
While we're trapped in a cycle of toxic, victim-blaming click bait and inevitable response, rape culture thrives
“The Fifth Estate”: WikiLeaks as failed bromance
Andrew O'Hehir
Benedict Cumberbatch makes a compelling Julian Assange, but the real WikiLeaks drama gets swamped in triviality
Keep the Replacements out of the Rock Hall
Alex Pareene
Or don't. It's fine. They probably won't care either way!
Karl Lagerfeld’s cat can has cheezburger
Ej Dickson
Choupette the pet's precocious persona helps explain why felines are so worshipped -- especially online
Born to Blaze Trails: China Machado.
Sponsored by Cole Haan
Model China Machado redefined the runway and made different beautiful
How race affects who audiences forgive
Feminista Jones
Woody Allen and Roman Polanski get a pass from white audiences for abuse allegations -- black artists don't
Amazon: Threat or menace?
Andrew Leonard
"The Everything Store's" big, unanswered question: What happens when the entire economy has been "Amazoned?"
Sorry, Emily Yoffe: Blaming assault on women’s drinking is wrong, dangerous and tired
Katie McDonough
Binge drinking isn't at the heart of America's sexual assault crisis. Sexual assault is
“Kill Your Darlings”: From Hogwarts to “Howl”
Andrew O'Hehir
Daniel Radcliffe makes a terrific Allen Ginsberg in this powerful true story of the early Beats and a 1944 murder
Travel Like An Expert with Tom Marchant of Black Tomato
SPONSORED BY CANON
From travel to photography, expert guidance is the hallmark of all great service.
“Captive”: The unnatural, uncomfortable reality of zoos
Lindsay Abrams
A photographer documents the often deplorable conditions at zoos around the world. Plus, a slideshow of his work
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