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“Downton Abbey” might kill off family dog, Isis — can you guess why?
Jenny Kutner
Is it odd political backpedaling, or peddling controversy for ratings?
A family’s powerful choice to let their daughter die
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A mother speaks out on a landmark British case
China could outlaw the death penalty for 9 crimes
Joanna Rothkopf
A small step in the right direction
The Senate race that’s making Democrats nervous
Luke Brinker
Plus: GOP puts new House races on the map, Senate races (mostly) stable, and new gubernatorial polls
“Ebola virus will not be gone. It will only be hiding again”
David Quammen
One of the world's great experts lays out how we got here, and exactly what needs to happen next
Richard Dawkins is wrong: Religion is not inherently violent
Laura Miller
Bestselling author Karen Armstrong's panoramic survey of the history of faith and war disproves an atheist canard
The truth about Darwin and God
Curtis Johnson
A reexamination of the legendary naturalist's work gives new insight into his complex views on religion
How we beat the 1 percent: This is how the moneyed classes get dethroned
John Lanchester
People with money know how to speak money. To win the debate, we must first learn their language. Here's how
My unusual libertarian journey: How a former outlaw broke the political mold
Brandon Loran Maxwell
For me, a progressive outlook and libertarianism are not incompatible. It didn’t radicalize me -- it moderated me
The rise of climate fiction: When literature takes on global warming and devastating droughts
Michael Berry
"The more you pay attention, the more horrifying the world is," says writer Paolo Bacigalupi
Wealthy Chinese are literally eating this exotic mammal into extinction
Sebastian Strangio
For members of the middle class, consuming black-market pangolins is now considered a sign of wealth and status
Chevron greases local elections with dark money
Michael Winship
Reports reveal the multinational has been pumping cash into Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn's Senate campaigns
7 facts that show the American dream is dead
Richard (RJ) Eskow
A living wage, retirement security and a life free of debt are now only accessible to the country's wealthiest
The Republican Party’s electoral philosophy: Cheating wins
Sean McElwee
The explosion and enforcement of restrictive voter ID laws make this one thing very clear
“Hot goods'” hot mess: Minimum wage crackdown sparks backlash
Bridget Huber
Unrest in the Pacific Northwest threatens a provision of federal wage law protecting American farm workers
America’s great terrorist mystery: When our allies and enemies engage in the same “evil”
Marcy Wheeler
From ISIL to the Saudis, our foreign policy -- and very sense of right and wrong -- can be very difficult to decode
This is the infectious disease you should be worried about
Lindsay Abrams
The World Health Organization warns that multidrug-resistant tuberculosis is a global threat
From Bush to Obama: American exceptionalism is a plague on our collective conscience
David Bromwich
The same myopia has afflicted both administrations. It's time we confront the truth about ourselves as a nation
7 things McDonald’s really wants you to forget
Martha Rosenberg
The fast-food giant has a checkered history of abusing the environment -- and its workers
Men’s rights group launches creepy website to co-opt respected anti-violence campaign
Katie McDonough
A Voice for Men is using the name and branding of an international anti-violence campaign to spew its misogyny
Yesterday’s pin-up girls: This New York mag piece couldn’t have come at a better time
Hayley Krischer
After all the uproar over the pressure Hollywood puts on women, this feature was just what the culture needed
Christie’s gross confession: “Moderate” admits GOP’s voter suppression agenda
Joan Walsh
Christie says in new speech that GOP governors must control states' "voting mechanism" to win in '16. Tell us more!
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