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Kevin Sorbo lashes out at atheists!
Sarah Gray
The "Hercules" actor says nonbelievers are "filled with anger and hatred" because they secretly believe in God
Secret audio nails Mitch! Endangered McConnell busted humiliating himself on tape
Joan Walsh
A GOP Senate, he promised, would slash funds to the ACA, Dodd-Frank and the EPA, and block a minimum wage hike
Marco Rubio’s existential flip-flop
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio was once the GOP's great hope for reversing its demographic doom -- now he's groveling to the Tea Party
“Principles be damned”: How basic reform could get crushed in a liberal state
David Dayen
In California, reform to shine light on big political donors is on verge of losing. Here's a surprising reason why
Miley Cyrus defends homeless VMA presenter Jesse Helt as warrant for his arrest emerges
Prachi Gupta
He's a wanted man in Oregon, his home state
Christianity’s shame game: 5 dangerous & ridiculous sex myths spread by the religious right
Amanda Marcotte
From lying about sex education to smearing the LGBT community, here are the far right's favorite bogus claims
The left’s secret midterm weapon: How marijuana ballot initiatives can change turnout
Heather Digby Parton
With so much support for medical marijuana, Dems could get surprising boost on the ballot. Except one big holdout
GOP campaign defends using image from James Foley’s murder in campaign ad
Elias Isquith
Allen Weh's spokeswoman sees nothing wrong with profiting off of the photojournalist's tragic death
CNN plays chilling audio recording allegedly from Michael Brown shooting: “At least 11 shots”
Joanna Rothkopf
The new evidence, if authentic, would indicate that Brown was shot at least 10 times
A backward-looking Emmys honors “Modern Family” and CBS comedies — again
Daniel D'Addario
It's a rerun as repeat winners reign at the Emmys. Is this the future of TV?
Libertarians’ true identity revealed: Rich conservatives OK with gay people, basically
Jim Newell
With Rand Paul and the "Libertarian Moment" allegedly arriving, a reminder of who really identifies as libertarian
Meet the man who’s promised to sleep with 365 people in a year
Tracy Clark-Flory
As performance art, that is. Mischa Badasyan tells Salon what's really motivating this controversial project
New York Times’ defense of Michael Brown “no angel” piece completely misses the point
Katie McDonough
After its profile of Brown sparked outrage, paper says it'd treat white victim the same. Here's what it's missing
Obama’s crazy Augusts: Why this one’s relatively mild, by his standards!
Jim Newell
Presidents typically suffer in August, when all eyes turn to them. This year, Obama has accepted it as inevitable
Nail polish: The stylish new way to prevent date rape?
Jenny Kutner
A group of undergraduate engineers is developing a new way to deter the use of "date rape drugs"
Doctors agree: School shouldn’t start so early in the morning!
Sarah Gray
American Academy of Pediatrics is recommending that schools start later to allow students to sleep
A new explanation for tech’s pathetic gender diversity: The personal computer
Andrew Leonard
The rise of the PC changed the nature of computer science -- and attracted a whole different breed to tech industry
Fox News’ latest phony obsession: Ferguson, gun control and Second Amendment hypocrisy
Heather Digby Parton
Fox News & NRA glorify the "open carry" movement. They're less excited when African-Americans exercise those rights
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — An avalanche of horrific Ferguson claims
Janet Allon
"Hercules'" Kevin Sorbo gets a little bit racist, while Dinesh D'Souza... also gets a little bit racist
Rick Perry’s controversy snowballs: How his indictment spawned a new flap
Michael Lind
Prominent voices on the left have called the indictment trash. They know there's a better way to turn Texas blue
Study: House calls for frail elders bring savings
Lauran Neergaard
U.S. journalist Peter Theo Curtis released two years after being abducted by al Qaeda group
Prachi Gupta
The Boston native was freed to the United Nations and is reportedly on his way home, says John Kerry
Climate change’s deadly new threat
Brian Palmer
Scientists say harmful algal blooms like the ones currently affecting Lake Erie could be a sign of things to come
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