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“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson solves the ISIS situation

Elias Isquith
One of America's most well-known religious fundamentalists has a predictably elegant idea to fix the ongoing crisis

“I am not afraid to die”: Why America will never be the same post-Ferguson

Brittney Cooper
Michael Brown's death created a new reality. Here's what happens when a generation has nothing to lose (UPDATED)

ISIS is America’s grotesque Middle Eastern legacy

Tom Engelhardt
The origins of the Sunni jihadist group can all be traced to the fallout of our ill-conceived Global War on Terror

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Neocons’ ISIS mistake: Don’t use journalists’ murders to justify Syrian intervention

Joan Walsh
Why the videotaped execution of Steven Sotloff relies on cartoonish American stereotypes to prompt overreaction

Donating to charity is not a joke — especially not in the name of slut shaming

Jenny Kutner
Redditors donated thousands to cancer research in Jennifer Lawrence’s name. Too bad she had to be violated first

CDC: Ebola could rapidly spread beyond West Africa

Joanna Rothkopf
"The level of outbreak is beyond anything we've seen -- or even imagined"

Fox’s new brand of feminism: Time for “women who really want to be women” to be “what God designed them to be”

Jenny Kutner
Conservative women don't want to be objectified or told what to do with their bodies -- kind of like feminists!

American journalist Steven Sotloff beheaded by ISIS: Report

Zeina Karam
According to the Associated Press the video is titled "A Second Message to America"

“Hate Crimes in Cyberspace” author: “Everyone is at risk, from powerful celebrities to ordinary people”

Soraya Chemaly
Author and law professor Danielle Citron on the hacked nude photos and the thin line between trolls and criminals

Stronger passwords will never be enough: On “safety,” policing women’s choices and doing violence’s work

Katie McDonough
Leaked photos of nude stars have ignited a new version of the same old victim-blaming. Here's why it never stops

Exclusive: Secret new tape exposes Kochs’ ludicrous strategy to win over America

Joan Walsh
Takeaway from secret panel on outreach to women, Latinos and youth? Dems should fear Koch money, but not messaging

6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Bill O’Reilly reminds black people that he knows what’s best for them

Janet Allon
The Fox News host laments Beyonce and "gangsta rap," while Bill Kristol wishes we would just start bombing people

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Buyer’s remorse on Common Core for policymakers?

Kimberly Hefling, Julie Carr Smyth

We might have autism backwards: What “broken mirror” and “broken mentalizing” theories could have wrong

Gregory Hickok
The dominant autism theories -- assuming a lack of or diminished social sensitivity -- need to be reexamined

Forget about rainbow parties, sex bracelets and sexting: Today’s kids have not gone wild

Tracy Clark-Flory
Salon speaks to the authors of a new book about what your teens are really doing behind closed doors

The right’s food stamp embarrassment: A history lesson for the haters

Caitlin Rathe
While conservatives love to beat up on the SNAP program, there's an awkward little fact that might horrify them

Face of the right’s Obamacare hypocrisy: Why is Indiana’s GOP governor getting a pass?

Simon Maloy
Americans for Prosperity went to war to block expansion of Medicaid -- so why are they going easy on Mike Pence?

Why America’s “war on terror” failed

Patrick Cockburn
Washington blames the rise of ISIS on the Iraqi government. But it has created a situation where ISIS can flourish
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