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Right-wing Twitter bashes Hillary Clinton for being so wealthy
Elias Isquith
Yes, the folks who were just recently defending Mitt Romney to the hilt are criticizing Clinton's speaking fees
Robots aren’t getting smarter — we’re getting dumber
Andrew Leonard
Proof that human intelligence is in irreversible decline: A chatbot passed a legendary computing test
The guarded optimism of Neil deGrasse Tyson
Lindsay Abrams
The astrophysicist talked water pollution and anti-science sentiment at New York's Beacon Theatre
“Would have been unconscionable not to”: Bill de Blasio tells Salon why he backed Cuomo
Joan Walsh
Why would a liberal icon push a deal to back a centrist governor? It will transform politics, Bill de Blasio argues
5 demented conservative attempts to hijack and discredit science
Evan McMurry
On everything from Neil deGrasse Tyson to climate change, these conservatives seriously need to get a grip
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Glenn Beck is hearing voices
Janet Allon
The conservative host says he receives messages from God, while Neil deGrasse Tyson is driving one wing-nut bonkers
GOP wimps cave to the right: New plan resumes Obamacare fight, ditches immigration
Simon Maloy
Under pressure from conservatives, GOP leaders unveil new agenda that shows they haven't learned a thing
Inner-city school applauds first college graduates
Sharon Cohen
2016 campaign checklist: Jeb Bush
Thomas Beaumont
“What if we threatened to kill him?”: My scary creative relationship with another girl
Racheline Maltese
Like the girls accused in the Slenderman case, Amy and I had a connection rooted in narrative fantasy and obsession
I quit drinking, then I got addicted to food
Jenny Chu
Booze was out of my life, but cakes and ice cream took its place -- and my new habit was no easier to kick
“A solid flame covered his whole head”: Botched executions and the horrific, inhumane history of the death penalty
Austin Sarat
Cruel and unusual punishment? An honest look at history shows fine line between capital punishment and state murder
Math vs. Reaganomics: Why GOP’s anti-tax hysteria falls flat
Jordan Ellenberg
How Republicans embraced a promising economic theory — and distorted it beyond recognition
Science can’t tell us everything: Faith, physics and the origin of the universe
Marcelo Gleiser
Recognizing the limits of science doesn't mean surrendering to religion, but being free to understand ourselves
How Neil deGrasse Tyson poses a new existential threat to creationists
Dan Arel
"Cosmos" may be winding down, but its host has exposed the absurdity of Evangelicals' climate change denialism
Colleges are full of it: Behind the three-decade scheme to raise tuition, bankrupt generations, and hypnotize the media
Thomas Frank
Tuition is up 1,200 percent in 30 years. Here's why you're unemployed, crushed by debt -- and no one is helping
Five “Cosmos” moments that made creationists’ heads explode
Sarah Gray
"Cosmos" may be finishing soon, but these truths are written in the stars -- whether Ken Ham likes it or not
Inner-city school applauds first college graduates
Sharon Cohen
PBS’s Bonnie Erbe accepts award from anti-immigrant group
David Neiwert
The longtime “To the Contrary” host told her audience that she no longer considers herself a progressive
10 mainstream musicians who wouldn’t exist without gospel
Noah Berlatsky
From Ray Charles to Al Green, a huge amount of secular music owes its soul to the gospel greats
“The Fault in Our Stars” has been unfairly bashed by critics who don’t understand it
Laura Miller
Those condemning "Fault in Our Stars" as immature are blinded by their own prejudices
“Borgman” is a deeply disturbing look at the dark side of suburbia
Andrew O'Hehir
A mysterious drifter disrupts the not-so-perfect family in a cult horror-thriller with shades of Haneke and Bergman
Fox News’ new transformation: How Bowe Bergdahl went from POW to terrorist
Simon Maloy
Venerable network reports Bergdahl converted to Islam and became a terrorist, based on comically thin sourcing
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