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Natalie Merchant: “When I talk to friends who have creative lives and children, we commiserate about all the time we wasted in our youth”
Stephen Deusner
"I have to make appointments with my muse to meet at 3 a.m.," says the singer, with her first new album in 13 years
North Dakota students offend with racist “Siouxper Drunk” T-shirts
Prachi Gupta
One of the students wearing the shirts even predicted it would make the news UPDATED
Michael Sam calls foul on his late draft pick: “I should’ve been in the first three rounds”
Katie McDonough
And Marshall Henderson says he tweeted homophobic comments about Sam as a noble intellectual pursuit!
Fox News’ psycho-social #Benghazi world: The right’s fear of facts and the “reality-based community”
Paul Rosenberg
What happened in Benghazi vs. the way it's covered: A right-wing fever dream will lead them to electoral ruin
8 worst right-wing moments of the week — Science is under attack, so it must be Monday
Janet Allon
S.E. Cupp was one of many pundits to claim that scientists can't be trusted, while "Fox & Friends" flunks feminism
GOP vote scheme finally imploding: Why the end may be here
Brad Friedman
From landmark ruling in Wisconsin, to new signs from top Republicans in other states, a shameful ploy may unravel
GOP’s unsolvable debate mess: Why RNC’s new reform plan is doomed
Jim Newell
The right is convinced that biased debate moderators made their candidates look bad. Here's its brilliant solution
Terror in the skies: The true faces of drone war
Pratap Chatterjee
The military develops increasingly advanced tools for remote-controlled destruction, at a staggering cost
Boko Haram releases video claiming to show kidnapped schoolgirls, demands release of all militants held by the government
Katie McDonough
These girls you occupy yourselves with ... we have indeed liberated them. These girls have become Muslims"
Amazon’s new security scandal: Why its contractor’s practices are causing a furor
Josh Eidelson
Executive Protection squad is being accused of angrily intimidating a pro-union security worker on Bezos' home turf
America’s dangerous education myth: Why it isn’t the best anti-poverty program
Matt Bruenig
Here's what's behind the claim that education is the panacea to inequality -- and why it has the answer all wrong
Fake concern for the poor! Koch brothers’ expensive political epiphany
Simon Maloy
New memo teaches the right something it didn't know: Voters are compassionate. Here's their odd plan to act on it
George Will jeers at #BringBackOurGirls, calls it “an exercise in self-esteem”
Sarah Gray
The Twitter hashtag campaign is aimed at raising awareness about Nigerian girls kidnapped by Boko Haram
9 countries where genocide is most likely to happen
Sarah Wolfe
From Somalia to Myanmar to Iraq, minority groups are at risk across the planet
International disaster in the making: Inside Obama’s under-the-radar plan to eviscerate the Fulbright program
Ann Jones
The storied program is in the State Department's sights, and its gutting could have serious long-term consequences
The golden opportunity our cities are missing
Henry Grabar
Living in the city means you don't often see a whole lot of green — but it doesn't have to be that way
Dozens of protesters ride in off-limits canyon
Martin Griffith, Brady McCombs 401(k)s are retirement robbery: How the Koch brothers, Wall Street and politicians conspire to drain Social Security
James W. Russell
The decades-long tale of how the Kochs, Reagan, Wall Street and even Democrats have tried to gut Social Security
From Cosmo Kramer to Jonah Ryan: It’s too easy to make TV characters wacky
Daniel D'Addario
Why do so many sitcom characters evolve from quirky weirdos into straight-up sociopaths?
Secrets of the Big Star reunion: The scoop on R.E.M., Replacements and Counting Crows
Holly George-Warren
R.E.M. & Replacements members were originally asked to play. Plus, backstage as Chilton toured with Counting Crows
“I’m just an ordinary alien”: Sean Lennon makes an old-school album
Scott Thill
The Beatles' heir talks to Salon about his new album, his father’s legacy and -- what else? -- fracking
Amazon takes shot at Colbert, Gladwell in bitter publishing war
Sarah Gray
The tech giant is delaying shipments from Hachette, one of the largest New York publishing houses
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