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Michael Lewis hits back: “There’s been a lot of people mouthing off without actually thinking about the book”
Andrew Leonard
The bestselling author explains the uproar caused by his new book: "This time I punched Wall Street in the balls"
5 popular home products that can be surprisingly toxic
Cliff Weathers
Let's just say you may want to rethink using baby wipes to remove your makeup
“We still have a window of opportunity”: How to avoid global environmental catastrophe
Lindsay Abrams
The next two decades are crucial for reversing current trends, an expert tells Salon
Thousands of Ukraine’s zoo animals are in danger of starvation
Lindsay Abrams
Government funding for food and medication has dried up, according to an international conservation group
Gentrification’s quiet tragedy: How sweetheart deals are brutalizing the public
Sally Kohn
Private companies are tricking public officials into bonanzas that line the companies' pockets -- at a big expense
Hey, Rahm Emanuel: Quit blaming public employees for your budget crisis!
David Sirota
The Chicago mayor is the latest elected official to pull a bait-and-switch with workers' pensions
My motherhood martyr routine
Cara McDonough
Raising kids is hard. But am I guilty of making it harder than it really is?
Right-wing pundit Ben Shapiro says Colbert’s act is “vile political blackface”
Elias Isquith
Breitbart.com editor argues that pretending to be conservative is like being outrageously racist
Texas substitute teacher suspended for being trans
Katie McDonough
One parent complained that his son was "too young" to be "exposed" to a trans teacher
When Nirvana fooled the New York Times: Grunge-gate and made-up trends
Tom Maxwell
As the iconic alt-rock act is inducted into music's hall of fame, a look back at a great prank, and the way of fads
Tea Partyers in the House plot to overthrow John Boehner
Elias Isquith
Election 2014 is still months away, but hardcore conservatives in Congress are already planning for the future
The Internet’s destructive gender gap: Why the Web can’t abandon its misogyny
Astra Taylor
People like Ezra Klein are showered with opportunity, while women face an online world hostile to their ambitions
Jim DeMint, Jonathan Chait and the still-raging Civil War “debate”
Joan Walsh
When the Heritage Foundation head can’t even admit it took "big government" to end slavery, we have a race problem
Why I’m an out, bisexual dad
Gabriel Weiss
For years, my wife and I kept it secret. Finally I realized I needed to be open about my life to be a good father
“Game of Thrones” is not genre for guys!
Laura Miller
Think you hate fantasy writing? So did I. But "Game of Thrones" taught me to look beyond my literary prejudices
The right’s wobbly electoral lifeline: How Dems can win back white working class
Michael Lind
The way to take back Congress is not to move to the middle – but to offer pro-working-class economic progressivism
8 countries you won’t believe have it backwards on birth control
Sarah Wolfe
You can get the pill over the counter in Pakistan, but not in these eight countries
“The facts are not enough”
Jeff Turrentine
A consultant on "The Years of Living Dangerously" explains how climate scientists must refine their message
Wal-Mart tore my family apart: Inside a worker’s heartbreaking pregnancy “disaster”
Josh Eidelson
Exclusive: Maryland mom says retail giant trying to quiet her after company policies cost her a degree -- and more
Kurt Cobain would have despised his Hall of Fame induction
Sean Beaudoin
Twenty years after his death, the Nirvana frontman remains as relevant as ever while his contemporaries fade away
5 biggest myths about marijuana, debunked
Owen Poindexter
The more research is released, the more legalization seems like a no-brainer
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