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Bill would require condoms during porn filming
Fenit Nirappil
How to be a hero in the middle of an unthinkable tragedy
Andrew Leonard
Watching Richard Martinez turn his despair into advocacy, I think of my own child at UC Santa Barbara, and shudder
This silent, zero-emissions electric plane could be the future of sustainable air travel
Lindsay Abrams
Guilt-free flying could be achieved in our lifetime, according to Airbus Group
Bill Murray crashed some guy’s bachelor party and gave a speech
Prachi Gupta
The speech was for all the single men in attendance
Vietnam accuses China of sinking fishing boat
Chris Brummitt
3 things everyone should know about Ukraine
Dan Peleschuk
Some key facts to keep in mind about a conflict steeped in propaganda
Neil deGrasse Tyson vs. the right: “Cosmos,” Christians, and the battle for American science
Sean McElwee
The real reason conservatives are freaking out about Neil deGrasse Tyson: He's laying bare their worst hypocrisies
A Sterling proposal: Let’s abolish team owners altogether
LENNY DEFRANCO
Franchises are often just another item on the balance sheet of some remote industrial baron. They don't have to be
“Partisan politics at its worst”: Inside the conservative assault on the VA
Elias Isquith
Former Army officer and co-founder of VoteVets.org Jon Soltz on why stakes in VA scandal are higher than you think
America’s post-9/11 debacle: An honest reflection on Memorial Day
Robert Hennelly
We should pay respects today to soldiers who died. But patriotism also means reexamining our failed military policy
Health law: Embrace, avoid or in between for Dems
Bill Barrow, Josh Lederman
Despite #BringBackOurGirls, Boko Haram attacks on the rise
Erin Conway-Smith
Rather than retreat, the militant Islamic group has gone on the offensive in response to international pressure
Fracking hotbed is a regulatory disaster
Naveena Sadasivam
In Ohio, where gas drilling is booming, legislators have largely failed to address concerns about public safety
Pro-European billionaire wins Ukrainian presidential vote
Nataliya Vasilyeva, Peter Leonard
Exit polls found that Petro O. Poroshenko, a candy tycoon known as the "Chocolate King," received over 50% of vote
Jimmy Carter’s evangelical downfall: Reagan, religion and the 1980 presidential election
Randall Balmer
Jimmy Carter ushered in an era of progressive evangelicalism. But the religious right made sure it was short-lived
The law according to Darwin: Evolution, neuroscience and justice
Douglas O. Linder, Nancy Levit
Our sense of right and wrong is shaped by culture, experiences -- and our evolutionary brain wiring
Federal probe into Major League Baseball for illegal pay practices expands
Myron Levin, Stuart Silverstein
The Baltimore Orioles and Oakland A's are the latest teams to come under scrutiny for possible wage violations
Elliot Rodger’s fatal menace: How toxic male entitlement devalues women’s and men’s lives
Katie McDonough
In moments after unspeakable tragedy we must not rush to conclusions. But here's one thing we already know too well
Toxic bankers, captive regulators: Everything you think about the housing market is wrong
Jennifer Taub
We know what caused the housing crash: Reckless banks, shoddy regulation, rampant greed. Let's lay out the truth
Low self-esteem is good for you! We’ve been too successful at making people feel good
Anneli Rufus
The self-esteem movement has worked: We like ourselves more than ever. But new studies suggest that's a bad idea
“I almost always feel like a failure as a father”
Rick Moody
There is love and there is anxiety, and sometimes I worry in those anxious moments, I could spend more time loving
How the Vikings became the world’s first climate change profiteers
William Rosen
Historians have long puzzled over the explosive growth of the Vikings. Now a new theory is gaining steam
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