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Global warming dials up our risks, UN report says
Seth Borenstein
My thinking problem, my drinking problem
Claire Buhay
If I hadn't been treated for alcoholism, I never would have gotten help for my other debilitating condition -- ADHD
Authorities hopeful more clues from Flight 370 will emerge soon
Associated Press
Even though jet debris still unfound, authorities try to reassure angered relatives of passengers
145 years of frat boys: A history of Wall Street sexism
Myra MacPherson
Goldman Sachs and others say they're trying to clean up their act. But the sexism on Wall Street runs deep
Beyoncé’s good, the bad, and weird: 12 crazy mashups of Queen Bey
Noah Berlatsky
From Nirvana to ABBA, these mashups will make you sing, dance and scratch your head
Forget “Captain Phillips”: Piracy has a new world capital
Patrick Winn
Piracy in Southeast Asia has increased 700 percent in just the past five years
Rumor, gossip, nonsense: How the news became a nightmare
Andrew Pettegree
The road to Fox News and the commercialization of information begins with the amazing history of mass media
Baseball’s greatest songs: 27 perfect songs, from Springsteen, Dylan and more
Stephen Deusner
In honor of Opening Day, and the new Baseball Project album, our favorite songs about the national pastime
Judge finds Georgia militia leader guilty of murdering pregnant wife
Bill Morlin
Investigators say man's terrorist group was orchestrating bombings, kidnappings and political assassinations
The right’s new climate change lie: It’s all the scientists’ fault
Dale Jamieson
Conservative hucksters argue scientists are politicizing their work. They're wrong -- and climate change is real
10 weirdest things the Christian right thinks will turn your kids gay
Katie Halper
Did you know that the pro-gay agenda is being promoted by penguins? How about Harry Potter? You've been warned
In support of #CancelColbert: Why Stephen Colbert needs to make this right
Brittney Cooper
I’m a Colbert fan and know he was trying to expose the absurdity of slurs against Natives. But here’s why it failed
When charters try to crowd out marginalized public school kids
Molly Knefel
A battle in NYC shows what happens when corporate-backed schools fight special needs public school kids for space
Droughts, storms and sea level rise: The impacts of climate change are already here
Lindsay Abrams
An expert explains what to expect from the new U.N. climate report
Campus crusaders: Inside the Koch brothers’ plot to transform higher education
Dave Levinthal
The billionaire industrialists have pumped tens of millions into dozens of schools across the country
Tech industry’s idea of exposure for women: Pinup magazines!
Aja Romano
"Hot Tech Today" purports to be a "FUN!" alternative to start-up magazines and features women in thong underwear
How PBS whitewashed the abolitionist movement
Jay Driskell
The network's recent miniseries "The Abolitionists" shamefully ignored the contributions of African-Americans
Manziel wows elder Bush, others at pro day
Kristie Rieken
Conservative guest yells at Chris Hayes over Obamacare
Elias Isquith
Jennifer Stefano, who works for the Koch-funded Americans for Prosperity, proves she can say things loudly
One thing we’ve learned from the search for Flight MH370: There’s a lot of trash in the ocean
Lindsay Abrams
Rescuers are " confounded by the detritus of civilization”
Pope Francis’ glaring omission: Why spiritual leaders must champion workers’ rights
Jay Monaco
If it really wants to promote joy, the church must start to see the labor movement as central to a life of faith
Robert Reich: Billionaires are poisoning American democracy
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor examines how the Kochs and Adelsons use their vast wealth to undermine the law
Hobby Lobby’s secret agenda: How it’s quietly funding a vast right-wing movement
Eli Clifton
Exclusive: How entities related to the company are quietly pumping tens of millions into a mélange of fringe causes
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