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This is how you are supposed to swallow pills
Joanna Rothkopf
Heroes: 151 volunteers swallowed a bunch of pills for science
Bye-bye, blue dog “Democrats”: What the end of conservative Dems means for America
Heather Digby Parton
Now that John Barrow of Georgia has lost, an old species is facing extinction. Here's what the Dems should do
Wall Street’s radical new rival? Why this investment firm says it’s catering to the 99 percent
Elias Isquith
Former White House aide Andrei Cherny tells Salon he's building a new investment firm devoted to the middle class
Why do female orgasms exist? The reason may be more complicated than you think
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new study suggests that orgasms help women choose better partners -- but it's a subject that is hotly debated
A slow walk into the amazing now
Anne Lamott
How a day with a sick friend brought me back to my senses
Joe Lieberman is pretty sure history will record that George W. Bush was just swell
Luke Brinker
The former senator trashes President Obama while heaping praise on his predecessor
Mitch’s first big headache: How to convince conservatives he can’t “repeal Obamacare”
Jim Newell
Conservative groups are pressuring the new Senate leader to adopt a strategy -- and it has zero chance of working
Real reason for the Republican wave: Mitt Romney’s endorsements! (says Romney’s pals)
Jim Newell
Mitt Romney's allies are contrasting his endorsement record to Hillary Clinton's. Is he serious?
After a midterm disaster, the personhood movement is revamping its strategy
Katie McDonough
In the wake of yet another ballot defeat, the personhood movement is changing tactics and taking its fight local
“Christianity was my entire world. Then I stepped off a cliff”: Meet the minister who started an atheist church
Valerie Tarico
"My goal is to help non-believers find connections," says Teresa MacBain
America’s George W. Bush disorder: Why our new Iraq war is doomed to fail
Peter Van Buren
Four months into our latest humanitarian mission, it's fair to ask: What could possibly go right?
Man who went to prison as a juvenile sex offender: Lena Dunham is lucky
Tracy Clark-Flory
Unlike Lena Dunham, inappropriately touching his sister landed Josh Gravens on the sex offender list
David Foster Wallace’s mind-blowing creative nonfiction syllabus: “This does not mean an essayist’s goal is to ‘share’ or ‘express herself’ or whatever feel-good term you got taught in high school”
David Foster Wallace
EXCLUSIVE: Another from the DFW archive -- you'll love his literary email address and the super-smart reading list
AOL becomes latest company to abandon right-wing ALEC
Luke Brinker
The tech giant is cutting ties with the conservative advocacy group
I was a conservative coward: How the midterms evoked my past of shame, terror and Fox News
Edwin Lyngar
The awful midterm returns made me grapple with my dark past. It also made me realize: Fox and the right are losing
Mark Udall’s perfect farewell: How he can go out in a blaze of glory
Heather Digby Parton
The civil libertarian just lost his seat -- but here's how he can still leave a historic legacy as a torture critic
The truth about coffee and tea: Which is really better for your health?
Larry Schwartz
The age-old question is finally answered
Rand Paul pens foreword for book by Confederate apologist and 9/11 conspiracy theorist
Luke Brinker
The likely 2016 presidential contender apparently isn't bothered by Andrew Napolitano's kooky extremism
A small Massachusetts town could become the first to ban tobacco
Joanna Rothkopf
Smoking kills over 480,000 people in the U.S. every year
GOP’s secret weapon: How right-wing churches turn the 99 percent into the Tea Party
Michael Lerner
There's a way to counter their success, but it means liberals must get comfortable talking about the spiritual
Nicki Minaj steals SS imagery: A brief history of Nazi-inspired pop culture
Erin Keane
Minaj's new video is just the latest example of artists co-opting Third Reich imagery
Newark’s chaotic schools mess: Why Chris Christie’s new debacle is mired in protest
Rebecca Nathanson
Chris Christie and Cory Booker tried to reform a troubled city's school system. Here's what they wrought instead
America’s worst corporate ogre: How Big Coal is shamelessly plotting to stay alive
Dan Zegart, Kevin Grandia
Pumped up by GOP wins, Peabody Energy is teaming up with a PR firm to sell the world on "clean coal" for the poor
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