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GOP candidate busted for potential voter fraud! The story of Leslie Rutledge
Brad Friedman
Warning: Amount of irony in this story may lead to head explosion
Joni Ernst exposed: Newly unearthed document shows just how extreme Tea Partier is
Luke Brinker
GOP Senate candidate's answers to 2012 questionnaire show radical notions about federal power and nullification
“The Daily Show” destroys Fox News’ non-solution to unwanted catcalling
Sarah Gray
So many fun alternatives!
My kid doesn’t like books and it’s okay
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I was always a competitive, obsessive reader, until my daughter showed me another way
“Every lie and dirty trick”: Why Scott Walker is so terrified of Mary Burke
Joan Walsh
Exclusive: Wisconsin's potential next governor Mary Burke tells Salon why the Tea Party agenda is on borrowed time
Chris Matthews vs. Obama: How the president lost one of his top supporters
Heather Digby Parton
Pundit who famously swooned the president now calls him socially "lazy" -- and says he listens to Michelle too much
My affair with my teacher ended a decade ago
Jenny Kutner
October 2nd is always a tough day. But the worse part is reading other sexual abuse stories that eerily echo my own
The great charter school rip-off: Finally, the truth catches up to education “reform” phonies
Jeff Bryant
Fraud, financial mismanagement, lousy results: Reports highlight awful charter schools and people are catching on
Stewart, Colbert save the day: Bill O’Reilly and Fox News’ ISIS insanity makes them more essential than ever
Sophia A. McClennen
Stephen Colbert delivers critique CBS was either too afraid, or ill-informed, to use to shut down the Fox blowhard
Boehner springs another lame trap: Why Obama must ignore his latest overtures about immigration
Jim Newell
John Boehner is once again saying the House could take up immigration reform! We've heard this before
Give teens free birth control and watch pregnancy and abortion rates plummet
Jenny Kutner
Teen abortion rates dropped by about 75 percent after students received access to long-acting contraception
Conservative hero Ben Carson: New AP U.S. History course would make students “ready to go sign up for ISIS”
Sarah Gray
"I think most people when they finish that course, they'd be ready to go sign up for ISIS"
Gun nuts’ tragic confusion: Why “open carry” groups don’t get police brutality
Heather Digby Parton
To their credit some gun groups didn't like John Crawford being shot by cops. The problem: their reasoning (update)
21 famous song lyrics that are shockingly scientific
Joanna Rothkopf
Scientists in Sweden have secretly been placing Bob Dylan lyrics in their research for years. Now it's our turn
The NYPD’s shameful message to black teens: “Get out of the neighborhood”
Joanna Rothkopf
Witnesses allege that a group of black teens walking through Park Slope were told to leave the neighborhood
Midterms Digest: Could America’s “most unpopular governor” survive?
Luke Brinker
How Illinois' governor could stage yet another comeback. Plus: the latest on the contest for the House and Senate
Methadone treatment is the gold standard for pregnant opiate users. So why are we punishing these women?
Katie McDonough
A mother in New Jersey underwent a doctor-prescribed drug treatment, then ended up on the child abuse registry
From 9/11 to ISIS: The massive failure of U.S. intelligence
Tom Engelhardt
Taxpayers are pouring $68 billion annually into 17 intelligence outfits. Why do they seem to offer anything but?
8 disturbing ways the Kochs have amassed their fortune
Terrell Jermaine Starr
The billionaire industrialists are living proof that oligarchs aren't exclusive to developing nations
California makes history by banning plastic bags: Here’s what we should take on next
Lindsay Abrams
Banning plastic bags is a good start. Cutting down on these other wasteful products would be even better.
ISIS takes control of Iraqi wheat supply
Joanna Rothkopf
"Everything we built for 20 years using my salary and our farming -- it's all gone"
GOP’s “I don’t know” doctrine: How Thom Tillis and co. will attack Obama on ISIS
Simon Maloy
Republicans hate "leading from behind." So instead they're pushing a foreign policy of "I'm not sure, but trust me"
5 absurd ways education is under attack: The school board in Denver is just the tip of the iceberg
Sarah Gray
Denver students protested a conservative-led proposal. Here are other ways education is being destroyed by ideology
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