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I never should have followed my dreams
David Sobel
I quit my steady gig to fulfill my potential. Instead I went broke, and got fired from a job in doggie daycare
Why we’re living in the golden age of investigative journalism
Anya Schiffrin
Newspapers might be a dying breed. But investigative reporting on injustices around the world is prospering
From riot grrrls to “Girls”: Tina Fey, Kathleen Hanna, Lena Dunham and the birth of an inspiring new feminism
Dorothy Sue Cobble, Linda Gordon, Astrid Henry
The Web's not perfect, but it has helped produce an amazing new generation of writers, activists and stars
America’s painkiller nightmare: Legal drugs are laying waste to our families and friends
Erin Marie Daly
Each year, 15,000 people die from prescription opiate overdoses. And the stigma of addiction is making it worse
America is so over homeownership: Why the shift to a renting economy might actually be a good thing
Henry Grabar
Fewer Americans are buying houses than at any point in recent decades. Some fear this shift—but maybe we shouldn't
Why acknowledging white privilege is not surrendering to “white guilt”
Andrew O'Hehir
Recognizing the historic burden of whiteness is not self-abasement or lame apology. It's the pathway to freedom
South American food chains use Florida as US gate
Fernando Peinado
Militarized police are everywhere: “When police officers are armed and trained like soldiers, it’s not surprising that they act like soldiers”
Ann Hagedorn
First, we outsourced war to Blackwater and others. Now, they're training our police. No wonder we have Ferguson
“I’m not your brother!”: Video reveals police’s stunning double-standard for black Americans
Joanna Rothkopf
In a shocking video posted to YouTube, police tase and arrest a black man picking his kids up from preschool
Many parents can’t tell if their child is obese or not
Joanna Rothkopf
Obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years, according to the CDC
Reince Priebus’ sad world: It’s actually Democrats who are doing badly with women, he thinks
Jim Newell
The RNC chair's recommendations for a more "inclusive" party have fallen flat, so now he's living in fantasy-land
Bill O’Reilly’s “Asian privilege” disgrace: The Fox News host needs some basic history lessons
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
Cherry-picked statistics and more race baiting from the Fox News host, in a condescending "Asian privilege" segment
Stephen Colbert blasts GOP for living “in a world of imagination”
Sarah Gray
"I, like Newt Gingrich, believe we can defeat ISIS with the power of make-believe”
Meet the sex-obsessed Christian group trying to launch a crusade against television
Amanda Marcotte
Spoiler: They really hate Miley Cyrus
Ferguson’s ugly reminders: What a black resistance must look like
Alyxaundria Sanford
We can't depend on the government to make the changes we so badly need. So here's what we can do instead
GOP’s Steve King problem: How action on immigration could become a Republican nightmare
Jim Newell
Republican leaders can't wait to hammer Obama over his immigration action. But will Tea Partyers take it too far?
It’s time to bomb ISIS: Yes, America helped sow these seeds, but this is the rare group that should be called “terrorists”
Patrick L. Smith
Disastrous, ham-fisted foreign policy by both Obama and Bush has forced us to select from horrible options
Secret audio nails Scott Walker! A humiliating suck-up to the Koch brothers
Joan Walsh
Leaked audio captures the RGA head revealing that Scott Walker is a wholly owned subsidiary of the right-wing duo
“Fox and Friends” guest: Secularists want to turn me into “atheist chaplain” by removing prayer in schools
Sarah Gray
Florida pastor Troy Schmidt to Elisabeth Hasselbeck: "Well, I don’t think they’ve read the Constitution"
“The Cosmopolitans”: A late-summer Parisian confection
Andrew O'Hehir
Chloë Sevigny and Adam Brody enliven Whit Stillman's pilot for a lightweight but sparkling Yanks-in-Paris sitcom
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