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S.E. Cupp accuses Bill Nye of “bullying” people about climate change
Lindsay Abrams
The conservative host took on the "Science Guy" on CNN's "Crossfire"
Why oil-by-rail is an explosive disaster waiting to happen
Lindsay Abrams
A recent spate of fiery train accidents all have one thing in common: highly volatile cargo from North Dakota
Tea Party nut in RINO’s clothing: Meet North Carolina’s real Thom Tillis
Joan Walsh
Tillis' win is victory for GOP establishment that's surrendered ideologically to the far-right fringe. Here's why
What you need to know about Alibaba, the Chinese company shaking up Wall Street and Silicon Valley
Sarah Gray
Watch out Amazon! China's e-commerce giant just filed a prospectus for a billion dollar IPO
Stanford becomes first major university to stop funding coal
Lindsay Abrams
The university announced it's divesting its $18.7 billion endowment from coal-mining stocks
“Look at my gun!” Why NRA’s scary “open carry” craze is not about freedom
Heather Digby Parton
Freedom for a man with a gun trumps freedom for parents of kids who feel endangered by him. Our scary new reality
Hobby Lobby-style drama ensnares Jewish elementary school
Josh Eidelson
Why did this Jewish school teacher's union suddenly get ambushed? The answer has strange but familiar undertones
How whites should talk about white privilege: (Hint, it’s not like Tal Fortgang)
Aaron R. Hanlon
The Fortgang and Stephen Colbert debates are missing this: Outspoken white allies who acknowledge their privilege
Sober at the gay bar
Tyler Gillespie
At 24, I gave up drinking. But I didn't want to give up my lifestyle, or my nights on the town
The 5 most regrettable student Op-Eds
Prachi Gupta
Tal Fortgang is not the first undergrad to pen a polemic that will surely haunt him for many years to come
Girls’ abductions a last straw for Nigerians: Government needs to get serious in protecting residents
Mausi Segun
The dreaded insurgent group, Boko Haram, has a history of previous abductions -- but still many questions remain
5 top contenders for Conservative Christian Hater of the Year
Valerie Tarico
For decades, Fred Phelps was the world heavyweight champion of bigotry. A look at who may claim his title belt
“God instructed me to sell them, they are his properties and I will carry out his instructions”: Boko Haram leader on abducted Nigerian schoolgirls
Katie McDonough
“I abducted your girls,” said the Islamist militant leader. “I will sell them in the market, by Allah”
Bloomberg News’ hack nightmare: Why did it “double down” with Halperin & Heilemann?
Elon Green
It's good that Bloomberg wants to strengthen its political coverage -- but this is like throwing out $2 million
Rise of the “Glocker Moms”: The NRA’s aggressive new push for women
Alexander Zaitchik
In the face of controversy and demographic challenges, the gun lobby is making a dramatic pivot
LA Kings shut down Ducks 3-1, take 2-0 series lead
Greg Beacham
The Internet bought my vagina
Samantha Allen
My dream of gender reassignment surgery appeared out of reach. An unlikely IndieGoGo campaign proved otherwise
New solar breakthrough could be the final nail in coal’s coffin
Lindsay Abrams
Researchers figured out how to make solar cells out of safer, environmentally friendly materials
From Forster to Vidal to Will Self, the debate over “the death of the novel” is very much alive
Daniel D'Addario
Aren't we tired of discussing this?
Scientists uncover a secret of aging: Young blood helps restore elderly mice
Sarah Gray
A group of studies focused on properties of blood linked to rejuvenation, and human clinical trials are coming soon
Presidential checklist: preparations in motion
Calvin Woodward
2016 campaign checklist: Hillary Clinton
Ken Thomas
GOP’s pathetic Obamacare denialism: Why they’re now ignoring historic new data
Jim Newell
Our uninsured rate is now its lowest since Gallup began tracking 6 years ago. Here's what that means to the right
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