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“He didn’t care if he destroyed himself as long as he hurt you”: The sad, disturbing case of Ed Champion
Laura Miller
The literary world put up with a mentally troubled, abusive troll for years. Here's why
Rick Perry’s ISIS plan: Special ops forces and “Amazon-type drones”
Luke Brinker
The Texas governor fans baseless fears that the militant group plans to infiltrate the U.S.
Alex Jones: Obama will unleash ISIS terrorists on U.S. so he can confiscate our guns!
Luke Brinker
The professional conspiracy theorist and pal of the Pauls sees yet another nefarious plot
Bodyslamming for Jesus: Inside the bizarre world of Christian pro wrestling
Harmon Leon
"There’s no drug out there that will give you the high that getting addicted to Christ can be.” Uh, okay!
The quiet riot against Facebook Messenger
s.e. smith
Mark Zuckerberg's newest headache: Users are revolting after being force-fed a new mobile service
The big “middle class” rip-off: How a short sale taught me rich people’s ethics
Edwin Lyngar
So many of us are clueless about business and finance. Here's why that's just the way the investment class likes it
What “The Daily Show’s” Redskins segment didn’t show
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Activist Migizi Pensoneau tells of threats from team fans
Glenn Greenwald: U.S. manufactured militant threat as pretext to bomb Syria
Luke Brinker
In an extensive new report, The Intercept questions whether the much-hyped Khorasan Group actually exists
“Not the true Republican Party”: How the party of Lincoln ended up with Ted Cruz
Elias Isquith
Once the party of income tax and checks on property, an expert details how the GOP turned into a nuthouse
The terrifying rise of West African piracy
Nick Turse
A new investigation finds armed robbery and kidnapping have become persistent problems in the Gulf of Guinea
Here comes the future: We’re making robots that feel!
Diane Ackerman
It's not sci-fi: Meet an amazing professor building creative, curious, moody, quick-witted and multitalented robots
Latina, at the white, male New York Times: “Why are people thinking it’s OK to say racist sh-t in front of me?”
Daisy Hernández
I learned the power of asking questions, and the power of an institution. Mostly I learned how to talk to white men
Rotten to the Core: How an Apple mega-deal cost Los Angeles classrooms $1 billion
Kathleen Sharp
Bad business and worse ethics? A scandal is brewing in L.A. over a sketchy intiative to give every student an iPad
The 1 percent’s twisted new scheme: The Kochs and other billionaires are determined to buy the White House in 2016
Darrell M. West
Kochs and co. learned their lessons from Obama v. Romney, and can't wait to apply them in 2016. Here's the strategy
Italy fights mafia with new strategy: banish sons
Frances D'emilio
Stop demonizing “bike culture”!
Henry Grabar
Many more people are killed by cars than bikes, so why are cyclists treated like enemies of the state?
There goes the neighborhood: 6 billionaires who ruined their surrounding environs
Allegra Kirkland
Mark Zuckerberg & Co. have constructed lavish estates with little regard for their neighbors' comfort or privacy
“Straight-up propaganda”: Fox News, charlatans, conspiracy theorists and the religious fanatics endangering democracy
Joseph Heath
All demagoguery all the time: Fox News and American politics' epidemic of craziness
Bernie Sanders: Longterm Democratic strategy is “pathetic”
Thomas Frank
Senator Bernie Sanders sits down with Salon to talk inequality, the GOP, and whether or not he'll run for president
The problem with “Ebola”: The troubling, xenophobic language of disease
Randy Malamud
When Americans talk about Ebola, they're reinforcing dangerous cultural attitudes that do much more harm than good
The Atlantic is wrong about aging: Why our anti-elderly bias needs to change
Jimmie Holland, Mindy Greenstein
In an Atlantic cover story, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel says life after 75 isn't worth living. Here's why he's very wrong
Retweet me or I might die! Email, smartphones and the eternal correctness of Louis C.K.
Sara Scribner
Nonstop distraction and a need for instant gratification made one man quit his job, and mourn world before iPhones
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