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Founder of Russia’s “Facebook” says he was ousted, Putin’s men in “complete control” of the site
Sarah Gray
Pavel Durov, former CEO of the popular social media site VKontakte, says he found out he was fired from the media
SCOTUS v. the Internet: How the Supreme Court could change TV and streaming video forever
Sarah Gray
Streaming TV service Aereo is at the mercy of the Roberts court — but there's even more at stake
The Koch brothers are going after solar panels
Lindsay Abrams
The conservative solar blowback has arrived in full force
Listen to newly unearthed 2012 recordings of Tea Party candidate Greg Brannon sounding like a 9/11 truther
Elias Isquith
The Rand Paul-endorsed GOP senate candidate was saying as recently as 2012 that questions about 9/11 remained
“You can’t always trust people to do the right thing”: How a law split pro-life GOPers in Tennessee
Katie McDonough
A usually unified bloc -- pro-life Republicans -- finds itself divided over a measure to criminalize new mothers
Paul Krugman on the latest major victim of “sadomonetarism”
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist argues that inflation-obsessed elites are still hurting the global economy
Sherpas threaten to strike in wake of Everest tragedy
Lindsay Abrams
The mountain guides are demanding that the Nepalese government provide greater compensation for the disaster
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Fox News loves the “race card”
Janet Allon
Fox News has another tone-deaf talk about race, while a pastor in Colorado compares gay people to axe murderers
The right’s new racial math: How its view of nonwhite voters got so demented
Heather Digby Parton
Seemingly every time they talk about the Obama coalition, conservative dolts reveal a disturbing bias. Here's why
Cliven Bundy got one thing right: His claim is absurd, but challenging property law is not
Matt Bruenig
He may be a clown, but his actions raise a question: Who is the state to determine who gets to use what resources?
APNewsBreak: Africa land grabs endanger elephants
Richard Lardner
James, Wade lead Heat past Bobcats 99-88 in Game 1
Tim Reynolds
8 most absurd lessons Americans teach kids about sex
Anna Pulley
Your hard-earned tax dollars are teaching kids that vaginas are like chewed-up gum and men are sexual microwaves
A frat boy’s “gay experience”
Isaac Abel
I always considered myself straight. What happened with Tom left me questioning everything about my sexuality
CNN asks: “Can the Klan rebrand?”
Prachi Gupta
Racism is facing a branding problem, and CNN is on it
The sad psychology of the spoiler
Dustin Rowles
People aren't consciously trying to be jerks. So why can't they control themselves from talking about King Joffrey?
Ditch the 10,000 hour rule! Why Malcolm Gladwell’s famous advice falls short
Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III, Mark A. McDaniel
Contrary to what the bestselling author would tell you, obsessive practice isn't the key to success. Here's why
Is Apple trying to torpedo the market for affordable smartphones?
Kristian Ramos
Low-income consumers are now increasingly able to buy smartphones — but an Apple lawsuit could change all that
Meet the university students trying to send a spacecraft to the moon — for $10 million!
Sarah Gray
Penn State's "Lunar Lions" tell Salon about their trailblazing effort to put students in space
“You want people like that to hate you”: Reza Aslan on Glenn Beck, that Fox News interview, and who gets to speak for Jesus
Michael Schulson
Reza Aslan on why he loves being on Glenn Beck's "chalkboard of crazy," and why Jesus would raise the minimum wage
Ayaan Hirsi Ali and the dangerous anti-Islamic logic of the war on terror
Eric Levitz
Ayaan Hirsi Ali lost an honorary degree from Brandeis for articulating the same twisted thinking as Dick Cheney
The 20 most underrated albums of all time
Noah Berlatsky
From Journey to Ashanti, the albums that never make anyone's musical best-of list -- but should
American tragedies on the rise: The war overseas no longer stays overseas
Ann Jones
This month's Fort Hood shooting is a grim reminder of the unseen scars of battle
Hitler, Darwin and the Holocaust: How the Nazis distorted the theory of evolution
Dan McMillan
The evolution theorist couldn't have known that people like Hitler would exploit his ideas in such horrifying ways
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