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Watch a small child explain gender-inclusive bathrooms to Steve Doocy and the rest of Fox News
Katie McDonough
Doocy is outraged about gender-inclusive bathrooms. But children and most other people seem pretty OK with them
“Closed Curtain”: Iran’s banned filmmaker won’t give up
Andrew O'Hehir
Under house arrest and barred from filmmaking, Jafar Panahi creates a tender, mysterious fable of art and freedom
Karl Rove’s ridiculous, hypocritical attack on Obama’s fundraising
Simon Maloy
Rove criticizes Obama for fundraising during crises -- just like George W. Bush did
“Welcome to Sweden” may be the Poehler family’s best sitcom
Daniel D'Addario
Low-key and amiable, this Scandinavian-set show from Greg Poehler, brother of Amy, is a summer treat
9/11 truthers want public vote on further investigation
Elias Isquith
A group has collected enough signature for a ballot referendum in NYC. Would Alex Jones approve?
From Ukraine to Iraq: Welcome to the new age of energy wars
Michael Klare
Across the planet, ethnic, religious and national antagonisms are coming to a boil over access to fossil fuels
First Amendment’s racial tumult: Why Greenwald’s latest revelation matters
Marcy Wheeler
We're now wiretapping minority groups -- just as we once did with African-Americans. Here's what we've become
Is the Grand Canyon doomed? The national park faces its biggest threat in 95 years
Sarah Gray
Two new developments have been planned that could pose a threat to the park
Mothers can now breastfeed at Barnes & Noble (even though it was already legal)
Jenny Kutner
Updated: The bookstore chain has reached an agreement to make its stores nursing-friendly
One percent’s rental nightmare: How Wall Street scheme blew up in its face
David Dayen
Big Money investors thought they had the perfect plan to buy up rental properties. There was just one huge problem
“Extant” is Halle Berry’s post-Catwoman comeback
Daniel D'Addario
The sci-fi show is her most interesting project in years -- even though it's still pulp
An apple a day keeps the doctor away — and leads to better sex
Jenny Kutner
A new study finds that the forbidden fruit might be women's key to satisfaction
A party that won’t be saved: GOP dead-enders and “reform conservatives” duke it out
Simon Maloy
Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin teamed up to show "Reformicons" just how tough reforming the GOP will be
Buzz Aldrin describes the “magnificent desolation” of the moon and other fascinating aspects of space to Reddit
Sarah Gray
The second man on the moon talks about everything from Neil Armstrong to movies and his favorite ice cream flavor
New Greenwald bombshell: NSA spied on 5 politically active Muslim-Americans
Elias Isquith
The leader of a Muslim civil rights group and a former Bush administration official were among the targets
Mexico’s cartel-fighting vigilantes near Texas border
Ioan Grillo
Armed residents are taking on the feared Zetas cartel in Tamaulipas state. One desperate town’s mayor applauds them
Wingnut welfare’s new poster boy: How Chris McDaniel will be rewarded
Heather Digby Parton
What happens when a right-wing lunatic finds himself out of work? Here's how the money starts raining down on him
The right’s astonishing race claim: Why it thinks Eric Holder is worse than slaveholders
Geoffrey Sant
WSJ column calls Holder the most "racially polarizing" AG ever. From Dred Scott to slavery, here's his competition
Boko Haram leaders are being attacked by snakes and bees
Jess Zimmerman
Captured fighters report the critters are reincarnations of the people they killed
Route of proposed Nicaraguan canal unveiled
Luis Manuel Galeano
“‘Dallas Buyers Club’ drives me crazy”: Ariel Schrag on chronicling queer life through a straight man’s eyes
Svetlana Kitto
The novelist and former "L Word" writer on why she made her protagonist a straight, white, upper-middle-class male
A breakthrough in the Nigerian kidnappings
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Reports of a mass escape from Boko Haram
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