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When the Republicans went insane: Newt Gingrich, Fox News, Grover Norquist and the roots of today’s shameful intransigence
Heather Cox Richardson
Understanding the GOP revolution means studying the mid-'90s, when Fox and Drudge began, and tax pledges meant all
Barack Obama’s worst defeat: How the president defined dovishness down
Elias Isquith
The man who vowed to end our "perpetual wartime footing" embraces ISIS policy one might call neoconservatism-lite
Creationism is just the start: How right-wing Christians are warping America’s schools
Amanda Marcotte
Miseducation isn't only a red-state problem. Right-wing Christians are effectively writing our country's textbooks
A lawyer’s spectacularly ill-advised letter about the “homosexual agenda” goes viral
Mary Elizabeth Williams
No, there is no one trying to "cram homosexuality" down your throat
Ego, money and false promises: Michelle Rhee’s big secret and the collapse of education “reform”
Jeff Bryant
There's big money in education "reform," and now it's flowing to tech companies that want to disrupt public schools
Bush’s recklessness strikes again: How his little-known war edict affects the ISIS mission
Marcy Wheeler
A presidential edict issued by Dubya is now preventing Congress from getting briefed -- on parts of our looming war
Ted Cruz’s “terrorism” sham: Why his plan for “destroying” ISIS is ridiculous
Simon Maloy
GOP agrees ISIS must be "destroyed" -- but don't expect Cruz, Paul and co. to be honest about the costs involved
No Labels’ humiliating secret: Rich people who don’t understand politics
Jim Newell
The centrist advocacy group has big plans for '16: A bold menu of vague concepts that everyone already agrees with!
One nation drowning in debt: Why so many Americans are so exposed
Paul Kiel
Outdated laws enable collectors to seize up to 25 percent of debtors' wages -- and sometimes everything they own
Nick Cave’s dark, strange and sometimes hilarious odyssey
Andrew O'Hehir
The Aussie post-punk pioneer's life and career inspires the haunting, revealing music doc "20,000 Days on Earth"
How U2 became the most hated band in America
Nico Lang
"All That You Can't Leave Behind" gave the group renewed relevance post-9/11. Now they're an Internet punchline
Watch a group of men get bikini waxes, turn bikini waxing into a (sort of) feminist act
Jenny Kutner
Why does it take hot wax on pubic hair for men to understand women's lived experiences? Is this gender equality?
The deadly truth about vaccine denialism
Cliff Weathers
"People assume this will never happen to them until it happens to them"
The Air Force finally dumps its “under God” requirement
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A sane reversal after a wrongheaded religious controversy
Conservative donors hustle to save Scott Walker’s reelection
Elias Isquith
The NRA, the Koch brothers and Wall Street hedge fund billionaires are all swooping in to rescue the embattled guv
GOP’s hilarious plagiarism flap: Why Monica Wehby’s healthcare debacle has them fuming
Simon Maloy
Monica Wehby cribbed her health plan from a Karl Rove survey. How a one-time healthcare "policy wonk" bottomed out
Why a company you’ve never heard of is about to take over the world
Sarah Gray
Chinese tech company Alibaba goes public tomorrow in what could be the largest IPO ever. But who are they?
Jon Stewart explains why Ebola is way scarier than ISIS terrorists
Joanna Rothkopf
"What's the matter, ISIS? Jealous? You can't even see [Ebola] and it's upstaging you!"
“Megyn Kelly’s eyes are very cold”: Bill Ayers on his Fox News appearance, education “reform” and the problem with the Ivy League
David Masciotra
The man Sarah Palin called Obama's terrorist pal talks Fox News cyborgs, freedom and why teaching is subversive
Why America will never win the war on terror
Tom Engelhardt
The U.S. military is neither a nation nor an army builder. It bodes ill for our future efforts in the Middle East
Why everything you think you know about salt could be wrong
Lynn Stuart Parramore
New research suggests that sugar is the real hazard to your health in general, and your heart more specifically
Drag queens dress down Facebook over names
Barbara Ortutay, Paul Elias
Air Force’s mind-boggling violation: Members forced to swear religious allegiance
Edwin Lyngar
The problem is worse than you realize, says Michael Weinstein, leader of a group protecting members from coercion
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