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Gwyneth Paltrow talks about the baby she’s “missing”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Oscar winner opens up about her grief over having a miscarriage
Panel of anti-gay religious leaders advised on “The Bible”
Katie McDonough
A team of anti-gay evangelicals advised on a mini-series meant to "set the record straight" on the good book
Teen girls arrested for menacing Steubenville rape survivor
Katie McDonough
Charges against the girls serve as a sad reminder that victim blaming is an equal opportunity phenomenon
Lily Tomlin: “Young people don’t even know who Bella Abzug was”
Daniel D'Addario
The veteran comic actress on how she got her start and how she overcame the odds against a non-ingénue
Rand Paul endorses immigrant path to citizenship
Erica Werner
"If you wish to live and work in America, then we will find a place for you," he'll say in a Tuesday speech[UPDATE]
Who’s held accountable for Iraq?
David Sirota
Despite all the fatalities, injuries and costs of the conflict, 10 years later we've apparently learned nothing
Meet Reno Saccoccia: Steubenville’s head football coach
Katie McDonough
Evidence shows Saccoccia knew about the rape early on, but didn't report it. So why does he still have his job?
“Spring Breakers” director Harmony Korine: “There’s no such thing as a sell-out”
Daniel D'Addario
The "Spring Breakers" director says of all the gun violence: "I wasn't trying to make a film that's realistic"
“Gamers” are not the enemy
Andrew Leonard
An egregious new report on Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza treats video-game players like the scum of the earth
Ohio attorney general’s investigation continues in Steubenville
Katie McDonough
State AG Mike DeWine said he would consider charges against anyone who failed to speak up after the sexual assault
Can unions save the creative class?
Scott Timberg
Newspapers are dying. Musicians and writers can't get paid. Maybe it's time for creatives to really organize
Four lessons from Steubenville
Irin Carmon
The verdict isn't the end of the story. Here's what we must take away from the teen rape case still rocking America
Why “Girls” got so dark
Willa Paskin
Season 2 wraps, as crazed and intense as (and perhaps reacting to) the show's most vitriolic critics
Have personal essays gotten too personal?
Janet Steen
Yes or no, John Jeremiah Sullivan and others prove the genre's not the exclusive domain of hopeless narcissists
What about Rob Portman’s daughter?
Irin Carmon
Why Republicans' new empathy on gays and immigration won't extend to reproductive rights
Senate report: JPMorgan lied, misled public
Natasha Lennard
A damning report on the "London Whale" debacle will likely intensify calls to put Volcker Rule in place
Google’s latest privacy attack
Andrew Leonard
It makes nice with 38 states -- paying a $7 million fine. Then turns around and targets privacy laws and a key app
America’s drug war of attrition
David Case
Decades after Nixon fired the first salvo, most everyone agrees it's time for a truce. And still the battle rages
“Reality”: Toxic celebrity, Italian-style
Andrew O'Hehir
Ordinary life is no match for "Big Brother" in a rich and fascinating satire from Italy's Matteo Garrone
Restaurant horror show: How waitstaffs are mistreated
Matt Frassica
Almost 10 percent of the U.S. workforce is in the restaurant industry. Why is it legal to treat them so poorly?
The Internet blew my mind
Michael Santos
When I went to prison in the '80s, the web didn't exist. Nothing could have prepared me for what it had to offer
Francis I: The pope of the 99 percent?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The first Jesuit pope may be deeply conservative on many issues, but his religious order is cause for hope
Where are the women Kerouacs?
Vanessa Veselka
What male writers' dominance of the travel writing genre says about women's place in American society
The 10 worst people on Forbes’ 2013 billionaire list
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The Koch Brothers, Sheldon Adelson and Donald Trump are just a few of the year's most notable ghouls
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