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Why does the Magicians trilogy keep raping and killing off its best characters?
Sady Doyle
Lev Grossman creates amazing, complicated women -- then gruesomely dispatches with each one
Ferguson is big business: How companies are profiting from police crackdowns
Alex Kane
Sales of all those military-grade weapons are making numerous American arms dealers extremely rich
Cornel West: “He posed as a progressive and turned out to be counterfeit. We ended up with a Wall Street presidency, a drone presidency”
Thomas Frank
Exclusive: Cornel West talks Ferguson, Hillary, MSNBC -- and unloads on the failed promise of Barack Obama
Furious trolls are everywhere: Even Internet moms are angry — and they hate you
Sara Scribner
Violent, enraged Internet trolls lurk everywhere, and have remade what seemed like an open space. Can we stop them?
Britain actively searching for James Foley’s killer
Corinne Purtill
Linguistic experts have tied the accent of the journalist's executioner to London or southern England
Ferguson is about net neutrality, too
Michael Winship
Tragedies like the one still unfolding in Missouri are exactly why we need an Internet that's accessible for all
White privilege: An insidious virus that’s eating America from within
Andrew O'Hehir
Ferguson offers white people a chance to understand the price of our privilege
5 TV plot lines that smartphones would completely ruin
Prachi Gupta
"The Americans," "Seinfeld" and "X-Files" are among the shows that would be very different if characters could text
The 1 percent’s devious new scheme: How CEOs are getting rich at your expense
Lynn Stuart Parramore
An expert explains our growing obsession with stock buybacks -- and how they're driving U.S. income inequality
Why Burning Man is not an example of a loosely regulated tech utopia
Andrew Leonard
The rules are important at Burning Man. But being rich means you get to do what you want, just like anywhere else
Marriage equality PSA jokingly warns of Ireland’s impending “Armagayddon”
Jenny Kutner
A friendly reminder that treating LGBT people equally is not the end of the world
Darren Wilson fundraising campaign has become hub of racism and hate
Joanna Rothkopf
The crowd funding page supporting the Ferguson cop has been hijacked by 4chan users aiming to "intensify the hate"
Make cops wear cameras: A simple way to hold the police accountable
Tim Donovan
Do it for Michael Brown and so many others. It's time to act on this moment of consensus and enact reform
GOP’s 1994 problem is back: Why a big win this year could doom it long-term
Eric Garcia
Riling up anti-immigrant passion may help turn out the base in '14. But here's a lesson they can't ignore (Updated)
Catholic Archdiocese denounces “Ice Bucket Challenge” over stem cell research
Sarah Gray
Schools may still participate, but they are urged to donate to a different group
The ultimate white privilege: Darren Wilson and being “afraid for your life”
Katie McDonough
Claiming you shot someone out of fear of your life can be a "get out of jail free" card -- depending on who says it
William Kristol demands Obama start the war he already started
Simon Maloy
Kristol is outraged that Obama has done "nothing" against ISIS (except airstrikes and aid to Iraqi forces)
It’s racism, not “principled conservatism”: The South, civil rights, GOP myths — and the roots of Ferguson
Paul Rosenberg
True GOP believers insist their small government beliefs have nothing to do with race. They're deluding themselves
Dick Cheney: More beheadings in store if Obama can’t “deal with this crisis” in Iraq
Ian Blair
The former vice president warns that more casualties are in store because of our "weak and ineffective" president
The 50 dorkiest songs you secretly love
ROBERT BURKE WARREN
"We Didn't Start the Fire." "Come on Eileen." "Shiny Happy People." Protest all you want, but resistance is futile
Can Fark’s anti-misogyny policy work?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Internet still has a "problem with women"
Missouri’s tortured history of racism: Why the inferno in Ferguson is no surprise
Joe Conason
For decades the state has been a hot bed for the country's most virulent racists, from neo-Nazis to the KKK
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