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Cruelty on the border
John Carlos Frey
A hidden camera shows Border Patrol agents destroying water jugs left for migrants, and the abuse just gets worse
Pick of the week: A moody samurai answer to Batman
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: A lonely hero with a secret seeks brutal justice -- in 3-D! -- in "Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai"
The outrageous economics of maintaining classified information
Tom Engelhardt
And lack of transparency probably doesn't make you any safer
Illustrator fights back against Marvel Comics
Michael Dooley
Arlen Schumer wants everyone to know that Stan Lee didn't create comic superheroes alone
Batman hates the 99 Percent
David Sirota
"The Dark Knight Rises" and the new "Call of Duty" game both demonize Occupy. Has pop culture turned on populism?
America’s apocalypse obsession
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
Why are we so fixated on the end of the world?
Dark side of a Bain success
Art Levine
A for-profit health company bought by Bain -- that Romney profits from -- has exploded in size and tales of neglect
Louis CK: I wasn’t defending Tosh
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comic explains how his supportive tweet went rogue, and makes stranger news: He actually likes Tosh
Green Day: Rock’s saddest joke
Stephen Deusner
A new single finds the American idiots empty, edgeless and -- even worse -- channeling lame Bono poses
Leave Sage and Suri alone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Our tabloid culture is already dangerously diseased -- but the celebrity obsession should stop with their kids
Mitt Romney’s self-help gurus
Alex Pareene
"7 Habits" author Stephen Covey died Monday. How he and other motivational writers helped shape Mitt Romney
“Gay panic” is not a defense
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Believe it or not, there are still places where an alleged killer can claim the victim was coming on to him
Big banks keep ripping us off
Joshua Holland
The American media are downplaying a huge banking scandal that's rocking the UK.
War is betrayal
Chris Hedges
The story of war is always a tale of elites preying on the weak, the gullible, the marginal and the poor
Commuting to Disneyland
Will Doig
As going carless turns cool, our new train stations are becoming magnificent public gathering spots
It’s all the hippies’ fault
Andrew Leonard
David Brooks says the counterculture explains Wall Street greed. The man is a glutton for punishment
Male comics: Stop enabling rape culture
Molly Jane Knefel
A female stand-up says rape jokes are too pervasive -- and that it will only stop when more men speak out
1 Flesh pushes condomless sex
Amanda Marcotte
Christian group's slick marketing takes on birth control
Not the Harvey Pekar graphic novel you’d expect
Michael Dooley
The late writer's take on the Middle East
Pick of the week: “Trishna” rebukes Bollywood
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Michael Winterbottom's brave and ruthless love story is the anti-"Slumdog Millionaire"
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