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Tenure is not the problem: Debunking education reform myths — and providing a real path forward
Morgan Agnew
There are ways to fix public schools, but too many "reformers" are blinded by ideology. Let's listen to a teacher
Jealous of what? Solving polyamory’s jealousy problem
Elizabeth Stern
Everyone asks my polyamorous family how we handle the jealousy. It's easy, because that's not how it works
How Melissa McCarthy sold out overweight women
Laura Bogart
The actress has been an impassioned advocate for body acceptance. Her film career would suggest otherwise
Gunplay is all I know
D. Watkins
As as young black male in America, I'd rather be caught with a gun than without one
Who needs Amazon? 7 Hachette books worth tracking down at your local indie bookstore
Michele Filgate
As the battle between Amazon and Hachette continues to rage, here are a few of the publisher's best offerings
UN reports 77% of Gaza dead are civilians
Elias Isquith
Rejecting global appeals for a ceasefire, Israel and Hamas continue to wage war, killing civilians in the process
See how they run: The 2016 presidential checklist
Calvin Woodward
CrossFit, neuroscience, surviving the zombie apocalypse: Is your workout a fraud?
J.C. Herz
Advocates say CrossFit movements build actual brain power -- and the science is oddly fascinating
The animatronic presidency: How presidential museums become propaganda palaces, whitewashing Bush’s disasters and Clinton’s failings
Thomas Frank
At presidential museums, even the cynical melt before multimillion-dollar efforts to portray scoundrels as leaders
Social media saved me from my fears: How Facebook brought me back into the real world
Julia Fierro
I've struggled with anxiety and OCD. Those who think Facebook makes us lonely should see the joy it brings me
Amazon’s loathsome tax scheme: How behemoths defeat Main Street — and how we can stop them
Kathleen Sharp
If Amazon had to pay its fair share of taxes, its bottom line would be squeezed. Finally, a level playing field
How Republicans can save themselves — as the party of legal weed
Andrew O'Hehir
A modest proposal that might redeem the GOP (or at least make it a lot cooler): Seize the marijuana moment
Associate: Tommy Ramone, last of the Ramones, dies
Kristen De Groot
7 libertarian upstarts who might help Democrats keep their U.S. Senate majority
Steven Rosenfeld
Come November, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid might want to send thank you notes to these relative unknowns
“Then one of our glitter terrorists fired his gun”: The World Cup’s wild, naked anti-government protests
Greg Scruggs
Artists and LGBT activists are protesting FIFA in a carnival of costumes and graffiti
Could you “free” yourself of Facebook?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A 99-day challenge offers a new kind of social media experiment
“Men’s rights” group’s sad reality: Behind the doors of a depressing confab
Jonathan Timm
Their core problem: The idea of masculinity they so passionately defend interferes with the support they so crave
Greenpeace slams LEGO for its brand partnership with Shell
Timothy McGrath
A new ad implores "children's imaginations are an unspoilt wilderness. Help us stop Shell from polluting them"
The impossibility of religious freedom: Hobby Lobby, Wheaton College and the challenge for liberals
Winnifred Fallers Sullivan
I share the distress over these decisions, but also worry liberals miss something important about religious freedom
Phil Donahue’s vindication: Media icon unloads on Fox, Cheney and what happened at MSNBC
Elias Isquith
Legendary TV host was fired for opposing Iraq war. Here's how he feels seeing the return of those who got it wrong
Americans feel sexiest in their senior years
Jenny Kutner
A poll finds that older is better when it comes to looks (except for middle-aged white women)
Company responsible for toxic West Virginia chemical spill fined $11,000
Sarah Gray
It has been six months since chemicals spilled into the Elk River contaminating 300,000 people's drinking water
How America’s Biblical ignorance enables the Christian right
CJ Werleman
SCOTUS' Hobby Lobby ruling has set a precedent for corporations to willfully misinterpret the Good Book's teachings
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