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Please stop, Ron Fournier: Both sides are not equally to blame for the world’s problems!
Simon Maloy
Why don't we have immigration reform? Hint: It absolutely is not the fault of the party actually blocking it
Spurs rout Thunder to take 3-2 lead in West finals
Raul Dominguez
“Are you a boy or a girl?”: Our trans-bisexual love story
Alex Myers
She and I didn't fit in traditional categories, but we found a common place in between
GOP’s John Boehner myth: The truth behind the quest for a “more conservative” Speaker
Jim Newell
Boehner and his allies are being extra careful ahead of the next speaker election. They needn't worry too much
Wall Street cop’s shameful scheme: Inside an infuriating bureaucratic turf war
David Dayen
Asset managers could face a just-created super-regulator. Here's why Mary Jo White's SEC is fighting it all the way
Why so many Christians still believe in demons and Satan
Adam Lee
Harvard's black mass controversy is far from an anomaly, and reveals how unreformed the Catholic Church remains
A “tragic family story”: Inside the Koch brothers’ past — and uncertain future
Elias Isquith
The libertarian billionaires are more complicated than you think, the author of a new family biography tells Salon
The war against renewable energy just claimed its first victory in Ohio
Lindsay Abrams
A new law represents a major win for the Koch brothers and the fossil fuel industry
Your fraternity email chain will come back to haunt you
Prachi Gupta
Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel's note to his frat bros joins the ranks of the worst Greek-life emails to ever go public
Wingnuts disrespect Maya Angelou: National Review’s shameful response to her death
Elias Isquith
For conservatism's flagship magazine, the death of the widely admired author and poet is a good chance to troll
The right’s waste of money: Debunking Koch brothers’ lame, new, lie-filled ads
Simon Maloy
Americans for Prosperity swings and misses with two new ads in Michigan and Arkansas
Why first kisses matter
Jennifer Verdolin, Ph.D.
Evidence suggests the sometimes awkward smooch helps us assess the long-term potential of a mate
Don Johnson: “Fame is a prison” (with lots of women and drugs)
Andrew O'Hehir
The onetime "Miami Vice" idol on his wild years with Andy Warhol and Hunter S. Thompson -- and his recent comeback
Why Adam Sandler is enjoying a long-overdue backlash
Chris Ostendorf
The "Blended" star freely admits his movies are paid vacations, and audiences are (finally) starting to take notice
GOP is losing the Obamacare war: What a new lie reveals about the law’s success
Joan Walsh
What happens when a program in your state is really popular, but you're on record opposing it? Total humiliation
Wingnuts’ war against Michelle Obama: The real school lunch battle
Jim Newell
The first lady is fighting to save her school nutrition program. Along come the lunatics! Here's why
The best of #AskChevron: Protesters engineer a brilliant P.R. disaster
Lindsay Abrams
The company has yet to provide any answers
Pakistani woman murdered by her family after marrying the man of her choice
Katie McDonough
Farzana Iqbal, who was 25, was beaten to death outside a Lahore courthouse while a crowd of men looked on
Aviva Chomsky: Is anyone truly serious about immigration reform?
Aviva Chomsky
Immigration is broken and no one can fix it. Behind the destructive politics and misleading rhetoric of both sides
The gun lobby’s dangerous game: How it preys on people like Elliot Rodger
Amanda Marcotte
Fewer and fewer people are buying guns, so the NRA is convincing owners they need to buy even more
Meet the anarchists who plan to wreak havoc during the World Cup
Ioan Grillo
Brazil’s "Black Bloc" has gained infamy for fighting police. But what is it, really?
Elliot Rodger and the NRA myth: How the gun lobby scapegoats mental illness
Christian Exoo, Calvin F. Exoo
After a tragedy, gun companies want us discussing anything but guns. Here's how both parties, and the media, comply
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