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“Cut Boehner off at the knees”: How to finally end the GOP’s immigration charade
Simon Maloy
Republicans keep saying the same ridiculous line about passing reform. Here's how to finally stop the stupidity
Noam Chomsky exclusive: Pope Francis, Oscar Romero and the horror of Reagan foreign policy
Emanuel Stoakes
Chomsky decries awful silence over the murder of bishop Oscar Romero, as Pope Francis speeds journey to sainthood
It’s John McCain’s party again: How the GOP returned to total hawkishness
Jim Newell
With the rise of ISIS, whatever GOP debates there were about the wisdom of interventionism are gone
Glenn Beck’s laughably absurd Ferguson claim: “The good has far out-shadowed the bad”
Joanna Rothkopf
Glenn Beck asks why the media portrayed Ferguson as a town full of bad cops and looters; totally misses the mark
What Bill O’Reilly gets wrong about Asian Americans
Kevin Wong
As an Asian American, I've experienced discrimination all my life. The "positive" stereotypes aren't helping
The Gulf of Mexico is devouring Southeastern Louisiana
Bob Marshall
The land is home to half of the country's oil refineries and 2 million people who could soon be dispossessed
Neocons’ insane new strike: House GOPer prepares modest bill … authorizing perpetual war, everywhere
Jim Newell
Rep. Frank Wolf's bill allows the president to attack ISIS -- and every other vaguely unsavory person on earth
“From the beginning, I was in it for real”: Ice cream legend’s plan to radically up-end America
Elias Isquith
Ben Cohen is best known for Ben & Jerry's ice cream. But his new project to transform politics may change all that
10 of the most evil medical experiments in history
Larry Schwartz
The subjects are often society's most vulnerable, and the doctors have rarely had to answer for their crimes
Your wedding proposal doesn’t need to go viral
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Don't let your love interrupt my movie
Exclusive audio: United Negro College Fund head mocked critics at Koch retreat
Joan Walsh
At Koch confab, UNCF head boasts about how he quietly sold a “Koch scholars” project to the black community
President Frank Underwood will help Stephen Colbert address the threat of ISIS
Prachi Gupta
Watch the "House of Cards" character make a cameo on "The Colbert Report"
Worst déjà vu ever: Why taxpayers could be bailing out Wall Street again!
David Dayen
If a cyberattack were to target the nation’s financial centers, guess who may be on the hook to cover their losses
The post-VMAs pop cultural comedown: How did we go from “FEMINIST” to the “Fappening”?
Andi Zeisler
A week after Beyoncé's performance, the entertainment world has never seemed like a scarier place for women
Rick Perry might go away for a long, long time: What even the liberal media isn’t reporting about his indictment
Paul Rosenberg
New York Times, Wall Street Journal & USA Today brush felony charges aside. They're not telling you everything
Spirit Airlines does not see a problem with exploiting Jennifer Lawrence’s nude photos for promotional purposes
Jenny Kutner
After capitalizing on the recent sex crime against several female celebrities, the airline issued a non-apology
Industry is ramping up its efforts to defeat GMO labeling
Lindsay Abrams
Halfway through the year, Big Food and Big Ag have already tripled their 2013 spending
New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade to allow LGBT groups to march for the first time
Jenny Kutner
Parade organizers have finally found a way to keep the event from being politicized -- by being inclusive
Confessions of a recovering Libertarian: How I escaped a world of Ron Paul hero worship
Dustin Petzold
In the right hands, libertarianism could be a middle-of-the-road philosophy. Instead, here's what turned me away
Why Ali G should have stayed off TV
Daniel D'Addario
As "Ali G Rezurection" returns to the air, Sacha Baron Cohen's brand of subversion has ceased to pack a punch
Pledge of Allegiance freaks defy SCOTUS: Maniacs force others to recite it in public meetings
Heather Digby Parton
Supreme Court ruled that you can't be coerced to partake in the pledge. These so-called patriots don't really care
Rand Paul’s flip-flop nightmare: “Non-interventionist” now backs war in the Middle East
Simon Maloy
Last week Rand Paul chastised the "hawkish members of my own party." Now he wants to go to war against ISIS
Inside the Houdini-Industrial Complex: The surprising, secret influence of the great escape artist
Rachel Shteir
With a new miniseries starring Adrian Brody and a huge memorabilia auction, why are we still so fixated on Houdini?
Hawks’ galling new outrage: How anything less than bombing ISIS right now has become a “gaffe”
Jim Newell
The Obama admin is being dubbed incompetent for ... needing a little while longer to put together a war plan?
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