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“SNL” celebrates Andy Samberg’s return with two digital shorts
Prachi Gupta
The "SNL" alum sang with Lil Jon, The Lonely Island and Pharrell Williams
The girl who made Brown v. Board of Education possible
Nadine Bloch
Sixty years after the landmark SCOTUS decision, the story of Barbara Rose Johns has remained largely untold
How Thomas Piketty and Elizabeth Warren demolished the conventional wisdom on debt
Sean McElwee
Those who fall into debt are shamed for spending irresponsibly. But the truth of the matter is much more alarming
I live in fear of deportation: My life as an undocumented worker
Hugo Carrasco
I was 10 when we crossed the border without papers. I built a family here -- but it could all be taken away
AA is not a fraud: Why haters are afraid to listen
Ernest Kurtz
Here's why the program works, no matter what critics say: It's really about listening, living, spirituality and joy
This scary NASA map shows how the world’s forests are going up in smoke
Simeon Tegel
Experts believe forest fires are now burning at record levels, and climate change is only making matters worse
How to save the world’s bees before it’s too late
Lindsay Abrams
The U.S. is failling to protect one of our most valuable resources, says biologist Dave Goulson
This is not what democracy looks like: The long, slow death of Jefferson’s dream
Andrew O'Hehir
From Thomas Piketty to Cliven Bundy to GOP climate trolls, democracy is in deep crisis. What comes next?
How corporations get away with rampant wage theft
Myron Levin, Stuart Silverstein, Lilly Fowler
Pay violations are becoming more widespread in low-wage industries -- despite enforcement efforts
Fox News’ divisive race strategy: How O’Reilly, Hannity and Coulter intentionally tore America apart
Matthew W. Hughey, Gregory S. Parks
False claims go unchallenged, racial fears are stoked -- and political scientists discover it helps GOP at polls
How the Internet saved late-night television
Chris Osterndorf
With the rise of social media, talk shows have become more about what's watched the next morning than the night of
2016 campaign checklist: Hillary Clinton
Ken Thomas
The paradox of Olympians’ “garbage” teeth
John Leicester
Conservatives huddle to “recommit” to their own imagined victimization
Jim Newell
GOP candidates all agree on the same right-wing policies, so why are "anti-establishment" types still complaining?
One of the most beautiful places on Earth is under attack — and that’s very bad news for us
Lindsay Abrams
The Great Barrier Reef is the crown jewel of the ocean, but it might not be for long
“Some days a person there believes you, some days you wake up in a locked ward”
Steven Amsterdam
I thought the intensity would make me a better nurse, and a writer. What I really learned was far more important
“Trapped in the dark”: Marissa Alexander and how our twisted legal system re-victimizes domestic violence survivors
Victoria Law
As Alexander argues her right to invoke "stand your ground" law today, here's how the odds are stacked against her
Wingnuts’ Common Core insanity: Newest, craziest attack on public schools yet
Elias Isquith
The serious debate we should be having is being drowned out by right-wing nonsense, education expert tells Salon
They’re cloning Beyoncé! Why the future of music is a bizarre, computer-generated mess
Andrew Leonard
For anybody with eclectic musical tastes, the rise of Pandora and Spotify could turn out to be a real bummer
Harvard’s satanic debacle: Lessons from a “black mass” cancellation
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
Harvard struggled to defend an event full of problems -- and exposed its own religious ignorance in the process
Study reveals staggering percentage of planet’s population is anti-Semitic
Emily Lodish
As many as half of those surveyed in 102 countries had never even heard of the Holocaust
Agency apologizes for offensive ad depicting Malala Yousafzai getting shot by Taliban
Prachi Gupta
The ad posits that the human rights icon was "Bouncing Back" from the attack thanks to a mattress
The most surprising items for sale at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum gift shop
Prachi Gupta
The newly unveiled museum includes a gift shop where you can buy a 9/11 computer mousepad or silk scarf
Republicans’ deadly political strategy: Ruining our country hurts the Democratic Party
Thom Hartmann
The GOP knows that if it can damage the economy, the average voter might blame it on the president
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