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Breaking: John Crawford supporters occupying Beavercreek police station
Sarah Jaffe
Group has demands after innocent man slain -- and will stay at station until police chief meets with them (UPDATE)
Paul Ryan’s “dynamic” math sham: How the GOP will disguise budget-busting tax cuts as “tax reform”
Jim Newell
The GOP is shifting its rhetoric from "tax cuts" to "tax reform." But if you're making up math, what's the diff?
“Immoral”: Obama ally blasts president’s unauthorized war in Iraq and Syria
Luke Brinker
Sen. Tim Kaine decries the administration's decision to wage an air war without congressional approval
John Oliver is smarter than the State Department: Irony will not defeat ISIS
Sophia A. McClennen
A bizarre State Department video uses snark to dissuade new followers of ISIS. Master ironist says it's a bad idea
Welcome to Coca-Cola Town, USA: America’s scary corporate naming problem
We now live in a world with KFC-sponsored manholes and McDonalds-issued report cards. Here's why it's killing us
When guys find out I’m a virgin
Ellen Burkhardt
Dating is hard — especially when you're a 26-year-old woman who wants to save sex until marriage
The sex scandal that wrecked American politics
Laura Miller
The birth of gotcha journalism and empty-suit candidates can be traced back to Gary Hart's ill-fated boat trip
Our science-fiction apocalypse: Meet the scientists trying to predict the end of the world
Aaron Labaree
How exotic and unlikely-sounding disasters could kill every last human being
Tickle gizzard and the pleasure pivot: A history of sex slang and the coolest ancient dirty words
Jonathon Green
The sixpenny suburb sinnet. A lassie's by-job: 15th and 16th century sexual slang is vulgar, creative and very fun
The climate movement is heating up faster than the planet
Todd Gitlin
Sweeping action like the People's Climate March suggests politicians can no longer afford to ignore global warming
Why the GOP hates U.S. history: Inconvenient truths that freak out American conservatives
Sean McElwee
The right is losing its mind over new testing standards that aren't "patriotic" enough. Time for a history lesson!
Genius grant or TED talk: Does a MacArthur grant make a genius smarter?
Thomas Frank
It's genius season, and once again the usual suspects line up for accolades, fated to be prize magnets forever
Cornel West: “The state of Black America in the age of Obama has been one of desperation, confusion and capitulation”
Cornel West
The leading scholar indicts the president -- and Black leadership and the media for not calling out his failures
This is our new Constitution: How we fix gun rights, the Supreme Court, inequality — and foster true democracy
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Freedom, fairness, equality: Here is how we get there, while fixing problems caused by gun nuts, right-wing judges
“Adventures of Pete & Pete” forever! “It’s really weird to put out a record in 1999 and tour 15 years later”
Eric R. Danton
Talking reunions and nostalgia with Polaris, the now-reunited house band from the beloved '90s Nickelodeon show
Torture is the new normal in Tibet
James Tapper
A 64-year-old woman is just the latest Tibetan to be brutalized at the hands of Chinese authorities
Sex for the pleasure of women: The amazing heroes behind the invention of The Pill
Jonathan Eig
Margaret Sanger liked sex and wanted scientific birth control. Here's the story of how we got The Pill
Why 1994 was the best year for music
Annie Zaleski
From Sugar's "Gee Angel" to Suede's "We Are the Pigs," proof that '94 gave us some of our greatest songs ever
The ballad of Marine Todd, apocryphal right-wing hero
David Roth
The legend of a fed-up marine who knocks out his atheist professor is more than a meme. It's folk literature
Ted Nugent joins Arizona anti-government group
Ryan Lenz
The gun advocate and self-professed “Motor City Madman” just became a card-carrying "Constitutional Sheriff"
Secrets of the “Star Wars” drafts: Inside George Lucas’ amazing — and very different — early scripts
Chris Taylor
Luke might have been a woman. Drawings that made Lucas' vision real. Hidden stories from "Star Wars" history
Tough Texas abortion law may head to Supreme Court
David Crary, Juan Carlos Llorca
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