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Surprise! The war on abortion rights is actually a referendum on women’s “place” in society
Katie McDonough
A group of protesters explain why they believe motherhood is the only and most important choice for women
Tanzania evicting 40,000 people from homeland to make room for Dubai royal family
Joanna Rothkopf
It will become a private hunting reserve
We’re eating the Pacific bluefin tuna to extinction
Lindsay Abrams
The sashimi favorite was just added to the IUCN's "Red List" of threatened species
“Do They Know It’s Christmas?” gets a makeover to fight Ebola
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Watch the evolution of a song over three decades
Thrice-married Nicolas Sarkozy wants to save marriage from the gays
Luke Brinker
The former -- and possibly future -- French president wants to scrap his country's marriage equality law
Ferguson protesters hold “die-in” in preparation for grand jury decision
Joanna Rothkopf
"Now we are organized. We are strategizing. And we are going to bring our message to the power structure"
College kids’ homeless hell: Why a secret, massive crisis is getting even worse
Matt Saccaro
While colleges spend billions on new facilities, you'd be shocked where students are staying. Here's the dark truth
Tense turns in freeing US captives in North Korea
Calvin Woodward
Reality TV is not the “new blackface”: How reality shows became some of our most useful explorations of race in America
Sonia Saraiya
"Dear White People" creator Justin Simien called reality TV "blackface." But it's actually much more complicated
Shame on you, Michael Moore: Why his defense of Bill Maher was unacceptable
Ilirjan Shehu
Last week, Moore said that anger over Bill Maher's Islamophobia was misplaced. Here's why he's very wrong
The illegal ivory trade may not fund a major terror group, after all
Tristan McConnell
Kathryn Bigelow and other prominent activists have denounced poachers' ties to al-Qaida, but are they real?
Let’s all be a lot less honest: Lena Dunham, naked selfies, and the irony of oversharing
R. Jay Magill Jr.
It's time to drop our authenticity fetish and get real about the neglected art of playing social roles
The right’s big morality puzzle: Why giving in won’t save liberals from the politics of cynicism
Kim Messick
The answer to the Tea Party won’t be found via a veil of ignorance -- but an ambitious, energized Democratic Party
This is the best band from the ’90s you’ve never heard
Matthew Gallaway
It wasn't grunge or alt-rock or slackerish: Bedhead's music was minimalist, haunting and meaningful -- and enduring
Thomas Frank on Ronald Reagan’s secret tragedy: How ’70s and ’80s cynicism poisoned Democrats and America
Thomas Frank
Nixon's lies and Reagan's charms created the space for Clinton, Carter and Obama to redefine (and gut) liberalism
America’s dark imperial legacy: It goes much deeper than George W. Bush
Robert W. McChesney
While our 43rd president rightly takes blame for his disastrous failed wars, there's much more blame to go around
The Elvis Presley coverup: What America didn’t hear about the death of the king
Joel Williamson
After Presley's death, an effort was launched to protect the reputation of the hospital that had treated him
Google’s secret NSA alliance: The terrifying deals between Silicon Valley and the security state
Shane Harris
Inside the high-level, complicated deals -- and the rise of a virtually unchecked surveillance power
Warhol, Mapplethorpe, Lou Reed, Patti Smith and the greatest New York story ever
Philip Gefter
Sam Wagstaff was the patron and lover who connected Mapplethorpe and bohemian New York. Here's how they met
Why butterflies’ spots change from season to season
Ben Guarino
A new study examines how the colorful insects escape their predators in different temperatures
Martin Short: I watched Larry David’s profane “Saturday Night Live” exit
David Daley
Behind-the-scenes stories of Ed Grimley, synchronized swimmers and Larry David's dramatic, curse-filled resignation
Sweden explores special labels for sexist video games
Imad Khan
The country's innovation agency is considering ratings similar to those for violence and explicit content
Anatomy of a mass suicide: The dark, twisted story behind a UFO death cult
Benjamin E. Zeller
In March 1997, all 39 members of the religious group Heaven's Gate committed suicide. But why?
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