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“Mad Men” creator accused of sexual harassment
Keith A. Spencer
Writer Kater Gordon won an Emmy for her work on "Mad Men," but had trouble finding work after being fired
Louis C.K. accused of sexual misconduct by 5 women in blistering exposé
Jennie Neufeld
After years of rumors, 5 women have come forward with disturbing allegations in The New York Times
Why the AR-15 is the weapon of choice for mass shooters
Liz Posner
Gun companies play on young men's insecurities to promote the rifle so beloved by mass shooters
The success of “Thor: Ragnarok” means there is hope for humanity. Seriously
Matthew Rozsa
"Thor: Ragnarok" is killing it at the box office because it gives us what we need, a hero winning a righteous fight
Donald Trump and Laura Ingraham downplay, spin election blowout
Taylor Link
Trump and Ingraham blame candidates for not going "full on Trump," for their terrible election results
Improving women’s lives through energy: What Rick Perry got right and wrong
Michael E. Webber, Sheril Kirshenbaum
Access to energy can promote women’s rights and improve their lives
“Working With God” will stop mass killings, says Texas Gov.
Kali Holloway
Governor Abbott has always pushed the NRA agenda, and he shows no sign of stopping
Blogger threatened by Taylor Swift: “We’re not going to back down”
Rachel Leah
After a blogger received legal threats from Taylor Swift, the ACLU stepped in
Journalists announce joint boycott of Disney films after they overstepped in a big way
Charlie May
UPDATE: Disney, bowing to public pressure, has rescinded its ban on L.A. Times reporters from its screenings
Texas church shooting and domestic violence: A large and disturbing pattern
Amanda Marcotte
The Sutherland Springs shooting looks like another example of men acting out violent rage against women
After Texas church shooting: No more prayers without policy
D. Watkins
The cycle of massacre, followed by hollow statements from politicians, continues
Trump’s secret weapon for 2020 is quietly gathering steam
Pam Vogel
Conservative media giant Sinclair Broadcast Group is spreading its wings to prepare for the upcoming election
“The Square”: everything that’s wrong and could be right with modern media
Max Cea
What if art were appreciated for its abstract, esoteric or pleasing value, rather than the conflict it generates?
Eisenhower, Trump and hubris: We’ve had misguided presidents, but not like this
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Reason and judgment are supposed to define a president. What happens when we have elected someone with neither?
The 25 best political podcasts for anxious liberals (just like you!)
Charlie May
Hours of sharp, addictive punditry and insight for your hungry, hungry ears
Tragedy of the Rohingya: The Burmese crisis and the nation-state
Patrick Lawrence
Where did the human rights disaster in Myanmar come from? Believe it or not, the Catalan situation is related
What are the origins of the alt-right? Hint: It’s not as new as you think
Anis Shivani
White supremacy is rooted in centuries of white civilization, not a deviation from established norms: Part 1 of 2
All hail Cardi B, a true “Trap Cinderella”
D. Watkins
The rise of Cardi B is the best American success story since Obama's 2008 victory
How hip-hop is trying to get you healthy
Rachel Leah
In communities the government has neglected, rappers are stepping up to promote health and wellness
A simple twist of faith: Reconsidering Bob Dylan’s “Christian period”
Aaron Carnes
For a brief and now mostly forgotten moment, he was an evangelist — a new collection of songs demands we look back
“Thor: Ragnarok” is a hammer in the face to the alt-right
John Semley
The makers of the third "Thor" went out of their way to protect Norse mythos from the grip of white supremacy
How Abraham Lincoln created a funeral industry
Brian Walsh
Abraham Lincoln's funeral added pomp to death and influenced the American funeral industry
Why these drag queens are taking on Trump
Rachel Leah
For two stars of Fusion TV's "Shade: Queens of NYC," being a drag queen today is more political than ever
What to make of Weinstein’s “young female assistant” who aided his sexual assaults
Liz Posner
A mysterious female assistant helped to enable Harvey Weinstein's crimes. Here's why it's wrong to blame her
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