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No Labels, no respect: The bipartisan “solutions” group embodies the worst of D.C.
Simon Maloy
No Labels is raising money largely for itself, and its attempts to break gridlock are silly and self-defeating
Texas GOP’s platform is an Ayn Randian fever dream
Michael Winship
Corporal punishment? You bet. Guns? Yes, please, more! Compassionate conservatism looks *progressive* by comparison
How conservative Christian women came to claim “true” feminism
Leslie Dorrough Smith
The author of a new book on Concerned Women for America deconstructs the religious right's most persuasive rhetoric
Report: Research into bee-killing pesticides is tainted by corporate interests
Lindsay Abrams
Members of Britain's parliament say industry-funded research is compromising the fight to save pollinators
Were the dinosaurs doomed? Some say maybe not
Joanna Rothkopf
Dinosaurs might have survived the asteroid collision if it had occurred a million years earlier or later
CNN uses news coverage of fugitive’s death to promotes its show “The Hunt”
Daniel D'Addario
Man killed in a New York shootout today was featured in episode of "The Hunt" -- and CNN won't let you forget it
The “Ted Cruz is smart” trap: Why this garbage is false — and dangerous
Nathan Robinson
The Texas senator convinces all of his enemies to praise his intellect. Here's why they're wrong -- and should stop
I hate when my husband tries to be a “cool dad”: Why you shouldn’t believe the new Cheerios commercial
Hayley Krischer
Everyone loves the "cool dad" -- bouncing around the house with his kids, cracking jokes and being awesome
McDonald’s pulls all meat from China after expired food scandal
Joanna Rothkopf
Meat served at McDonald's China locations was old. Really old.
“I actually liked your book. I mean, I didn’t end up finishing it …”
Ted Thompson
People say strange things to you when you publish a book. Sometimes the compliments are the hardest things to take
The worst ebola outbreak in history just keeps getting worse
Joanna Rothkopf
The West African outbreak, which has infected more than 670 people, has now spread to multiple health workers
GOP’s 30-year spin job is over: Why we are not a center-right nation
Joshua Sager
From minimum wage to the environment to abortion, America is far more liberal than the media or the right admit
Take a look at the blog that is going to help end rape culture
Jenny Kutner
"I Believe You | It's Not Your Fault" is what young girls need to hear but don't. So women writers are telling them
Katniss leads the rebellion in “Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I” teaser trailer
Prachi Gupta
This is what President Snow doesn't want the people of Panem to see
Rupert Murdoch’s latest plot for world domination is absolutely terrifying
Zaid Jilani
The mega-mogul has his sights set on Time Warner. Here's why he must be stopped
“Whisky Tango Foxtrot”: A techno-thriller with a soul
Laura Miller
Three confused young people battle a corporate conspiracy to control all information in this smart, funny novel
Edwidge Danticat interviews Katia Ulysse: “Rich stays here. Poor stays there. That’s the Haiti I’ve always known”
Edwidge Danticat
Edwidge Danticat and Katia Ulysse talk Haiti, hiding in plain sight, fiction and journeys to America
Wired for change: Millennials, hashtag activism and today’s new Arabs
Juan Cole
From sex and politics to video games, the amazing story of millennials, Islam and the Internet
“Where are your Bibles?”: Jesus, Kentucky and the best lattes in the South
Gabe Bullard
Scripture and a fascinating new Christian culture fuels an amazing coffee scene in the land of Baptists and bourbon
Make wine and kill the king: The legendary vineyard at the heart of a grand European conspiracy
Maximillian Potter
How the world's greatest bottle of wine was swept up in the plot to overthrow the French monarchy
Leading civil rights groups just sold out on net neutrality
Lee Fang
The who's who of the civil rights community claims regulators would somehow “harm communities of color.” Here's why
Ted Nugent’s “history of racist and hate-filled remarks” has finally caught up with him
Bill Morlin
Due to growing complaints over the rock singer's racist past, an Idaho tribe has canceled a show. More may follow
Strange bedfellows: Putin, the Chomskyite left and the ghosts of the Cold War
Andrew O'Hehir
So-called radicals who side with the Russian despot on Ukraine are stuck in a poisoned Cold War narrative
How the Tea Party reads history: Rand Paul, Mike Huckabee and the new battle of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence
Elvin T. Lim
America had two foundings, one in 1776 and one in 1789. Today's right is still fighting the same battles
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