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Tea Party’s hot mess: Inside a noisy, disenchanted movement
Elias Isquith
After Chris McDaniel's unlikely defeat in Mississippi last night, an angry movement is about to get even angrier
Wingnuts and liberals’ bizarre role reversal: Why Export-Import Bank politics are so perverse
David Dayen
Nowadays, Democrats are defending Ex-Im, and the right is calling it "corporate welfare." It wasn't always that way
Conservatives are furious about Chris McDaniel’s loss
Elias Isquith
Sen. Thad Cochran defeated the Tea Party-backed McDaniel with Democratic voters' help, and the right can't stand it
US counting on Tim Howard in goal against Germany
JANIE McCAULEY
Here’s how OK Go made their mind-blowing new music video
Sarah Gray
The behind-the-scenes look is just as crazy as the music video for "The Writing's on the Wall"
Attention climate deniers: This scientist will give you $10,000 for actual proof that global warming is a hoax
Lindsay Abrams
Physicist Christopher Keating tells Salon about his plan to get climate deniers to "put up or shut up"
Charlie Rangel’s last hurrah: What it means — and what it portends
Basil Smikle Jr.
While Harlem's icon lived to see another day, the race was a lesson in fear and hubris. Here's why change is coming
Luis Suárez bites Italian defender, Twitter bites back
Jacob Sugarman
The Uruguayan striker took a chunk out of Italy's Giogio Chiellini, and social media reacted in kind
Here are the best parts of the New Yorker’s long profile of Ted Cruz
Elias Isquith
The clear takeaway: All that red meat he throws to the GOP base? He means every word
Cheney’s pathetic sell: How can someone who disdains public opinion change it?
Jim Newell
Dick Cheney is promoting his new advocacy group. Isn't this the guy who hates courting public support?
Kevin McCarthy’s pointless, cynical attempt to appease angry conservatives
Simon Maloy
New Republican leader McCarthy reverses course on a banking issue to placate the implacable right
Tea Party’s night of anxiety: What’s at stake in the Mississippi runoff
Jim Newell
Sen. Thad Cochran and challenger Chris McDaniel face off, again, tonight. There's an awful lot riding on the result
Global warming’s outrageous price tag: Why rising temps will cost the U.S. billions
Lindsay Abrams
A new report highlights the massive economic risks of climate change
White America’s shocking ignorance on racist mascots
Jacqueline Keeler
What the rabid defense of egregious racial stereotypes says about America's social and political culture
How to encounter a black woman’s body: The politics of Mammy Sphinx
Brittney Cooper
This is how it feels when people are more comfortable seeing relics of you, than figuring out how to live among you
5 traits Uber shares with old-school capitalist companies
Allegra Kirkland
Don't buy the hype about the "revolutionary" startup. It's no less exploitative than any other enterprise
Crazy Mississippi runoff turns ugly: “Poll watchers” head to black voting sites
Jim Newell
Thad Cochran needs black voters to stave off the Tea Party. Now Tea Party "poll watchers" are entering the fray
Grand Old (white) Party: How Republicans just blew a shot to broaden their reach
Edward Wyckoff Williams
Party calls its demographic destiny "scary," then picks two more white men as its leaders. Here's the real problem
I lived “Orange Is the New Black” — now I’m going to watch it
Jennifer Myers
I was as naive as Piper when I went to federal prison. The idea of going back fills me with dread -- and excitement
“The Skeleton Crew”: How a motley band of amateurs solves cold cases online
Laura Miller
True stories of the amazing volunteer sleuths who use the Internet to find missing persons and convict killers
Wine needs its Nate Silver: Can we quantify and more accurately describe how alcohol tastes?
Adam Rogers
Robert Parker and that fancy sommelier might not know more than you. They might not even tell red wine from white
Russell Brand calls upon thousands for “peaceful, effortless, joyful revolution”
Prachi Gupta
The comedian denounced the power of London's government
The Iron Lady’s American obsession: Thatcher and Reagan’s desperate political alliance
Guy Arnold
The two most important conservative figures of the past 30 years had a more complicated relationship than you think
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