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Rush Limbaugh’s just asking: Are we “going to have to execute Ray Rice?”
Elias Isquith
The conservative entertainer implies the media is going overboard in its criticism of the former NFL star
GoFundMe bans all content “relating to” abortion — leaves antiabortion campaigns active
Katie McDonough
The crowdfunding site allows users to raise money to ban abortion, but won't allow women to raise money to get one
Newly discovered species defies “all existing classifications of life”
Joanna Rothkopf
Two mushroom-like species discovered off the coast of Southeast Australia could change how we understand zoology
The Replacements play NBC, nearly 30 years after being banned from “SNL”
Sarah Gray
Watch the band play "Alex Chilton" on the "Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon"
Obama’s massive ISIS test: Here’s what’s at stake in his speech tonight
Elias Isquith
The "gates of hell"? An "imminent threat"? Obama needs to calm cries for war, not surrender to them
GOP leader breaks promise to Tea Party: Why Kevin McCarthy has a terrible job
Simon Maloy
McCarthy said he'd let the Export-Import bank die this month -- but the realities of governing forced him to renege
Security clearance contractor to lose gov’t work
Stephen Braun
Don’t overreact, Mr. President: They want to goad you into America’s next Iraq debacle
Jim Newell
The president and John Boehner seem giddy to "destroy" ISIS. Here's why we need to be very cautious, not child-like
“Cable companies could make this page so slow, it will still be loading”
David Dayen
The FCC may soon make your Internet a lot slower. Here's what a huge coalition is doing today to stop them
Robert Reich: Big Soda may have finally met its match
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor details Berkeley's campaign to become the first city in the nation to pass a soda tax
5 popular retirement destinations abroad — the dream and the reality
Lynn Stuart Parramore
More and more Americans are becoming expats in their golden years. Here are a few countries worth considering
Southern secessionist group forming paramilitary unit called the “Indomitables”
Ryan Lenz
The neo-Confederate organization is training to advance a second southern secession by any means necessary
Why Obama can’t show his rage: Malcolm X, “Key and Peele” and the personal history behind his cautious Ferguson response
Sonali Chakravarti
A natural conciliator, stuck between a left that wants more anger and a right just waiting to criticize him for it
“A steady flow of stupidity”: Reality in Ukraine — and Obama and the New York Times’ bizarro parallel universe
Patrick L. Smith
A new cease-fire in Ukraine seems durable -- despite best efforts of Washington and the media to provoke conflict
Gaza’s nightmare isn’t over: Noam Chomsky on the bloody history of Israeli “cease-fires”
Noam Chomsky
Those expecting Israel to honor its side of the new cease-fire agreement would do well to review recent history
Robert Reich: Housing segregation destroyed Detroit
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on why the burden of the city's recovery shouldn't fall squarely on its employees
Jazz musician Gerald Wilson dies at 96
Derrik J. Lang
“I want a straight white male gaming convention”: Inside the culture war raging in the video gaming world
Zaid Jilani
As a gamer myself, I've seen tensions simmering in the community for years. So #gamergate doesn't shock me at all
GOP’s crude birth control fake: Here’s who they may fool (hint: it’s not women)
Joan Walsh
Plans to sell "the pill" over the counter reveal they don’t know how it works, and they think women are stupid
This neoconservative pundit’s tweet on ISIS really says it all
Elias Isquith
Right-wing writer and academic Victor Davis Hanson reduces the neocon worldview to its juvenile essence
7 worst right-wing moments of the week — Kevin Sorbo wants to remind Jews they “killed Jesus”
Janet Allon
The former "Hercules" star jumps to the defense of Mel Gibson, while Fox News guests call feminism "intolerant"
“Game of Thrones” star Maisie Williams shocked by ancient video game technology
Sarah Gray
Teens were introduced to a Nintendo game console from the 1980s and were overwhelmed
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