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4 inconvenient facts conservatives conveniently ignore
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wingers are blasting Obama for bringing home Bowe Bergdahl. How quickly they forget GOP's history with POWs
Snowden’s message: “We don’t have to ask for our privacy, we can take it back”
Sarah Gray
One year after the first NSA revelations were published, Edward Snowden renews his call for action
Behind the celebrity apology: Why so many are so bad
Elias Isquith
An expert breaks down why Jonah Hill's worked, and why most politicians' do not
Former Navy SEAL: Keystone XL would be an easy target for terrorists
Lindsay Abrams
A new report finds that the pipeline is extremely vulnerable to attack
World’s worst Bergdahl hypocrite: The despicable return of Oliver North
Heather Digby Parton
You haven't heard it all until you've heard disgraced Iran-Contra official Oliver North blast the Bergdahl deal
Forget Christopher Hitchens: Atheism in America is undergoing a radical change
Chris Hall
Having a conversation about atheism today by talking about Hitchens and Dawkins proves you aren't paying attention
The real Bergdahl scandal: What about the other Gitmo detainees?
Falguni A. Sheth
Prisoner swap proves Gitmo detainees can easily be released. So why on earth are they still imprisoned? (UPDATED)
Will Republicans ditch Thad? The GOP’s tricky Tea Party dilemma
Jim Newell
Thad Cochran's chances in a runoff against his Tea Party opponent don't look good. Will his backers give up on him?
Thomas Piketty and Elizabeth Warren: Trickle-down economics is magical thinking
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The senator and popular author examine why the rich get richer while the poor get poorer, and how we can fight it
Attorney: Donald Sterling agrees to sell Clippers
Tami Abdollah
Blake Shelton takes CMT spotlight from Luke Bryan
Chris Talbott
Supreme Court won’t put equal marriage ruling on hold in Oregon
Associated Press
The high court refused to halt a federal judge's order declaring Oregon's equal marriage ban unconstitutional
Software developers have horrible girlfriends, according to software developers about to have no girlfriends
Andrew Leonard
They complain, they interrupt, they don't play well with others. But hey, they're beautiful, so that's something
The Tea Party’s warning to Republicans: Waver an inch, and we can still beat you
Jim Newell
The Tea Party may finally upset an incumbent senator. Why? Because he didn't abandon all "establishment" pretenses
Men’s rights group raises $25,000 to protect them from feminists
Katie McDonough
"We’ve had ongoing problems with the feminist establishment, which is a multibillion-dollar hate industry"
It’s still Santorum’s party: Pro-LGBT Republican group GOProud folds
Elias Isquith
A quixotic attempt to carve out a relevant pro-LGBT space in the modern GOP fails
NRA apologizes to pro-gun extremists for calling them “scary” and “weird”
Elias Isquith
After chiding open-carry activists for being overly aggressive, the NRA swiftly backs down and takes it back
Ted Cruz’s plan to “eliminate” super PACs involves… eliminating critical campaign finance restrictions?
Jim Newell
Ted Cruz calls for "SuperPAC Elimination" by allowing rich donors to throw more money around
After U.S. sex abuse scandals, an accused priest rises again in Paraguay
Will Carless
Carlos Urrutigoity is leading Mass in a remote South American church. His critics are deeply alarmed
America’s red dawn: The Bolshevik roots of the Tea Party
Alexei Bayer
Tea Partiers may be loathe to admit it, but their rise is reminiscent of the Communist faction's a century ago
The 8 most absurd reactions to Obama’s new climate change mandate
Janet Allon
From Mitch McConnell to Ken Cuccinelli, right-wingers are melting down in spectacular fashion
Amazon appears to be re-stocking formerly blocked Hachette titles
Sarah Gray
Several books published by Hachette have been restored, despite the publishing group's feud with Amazon
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