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Exxon agrees to look into this whole climate change thing
Lindsay Abrams
"Companies need to acknowledge that preparing for a low-carbon future is a necessity, not a choice"
Westboro Baptist founder Fred Phelps Sr. dead at 84
Katie McDonough
Phelps died late Wednesday night, according to his son
White guys still don’t get it: This is the real reason they dominate TV
Soraya Chemaly
Institutional sexism explains why the media is dominated by white men. Here's how we start fixing it
Measles outbreak! Vaccine trutherism now officially a public health crisis
Lindsay Abrams
Measles are making a comeback. This is why it's so dangerous to laugh off Jenny McCarthy and Kristin Cavallari
“The Americans” recap: Claudia’s back!
Elliott Holt
Episode 4 is filled with surprising twists and returns. Let's explain what they mean
Courtney Love is just the start: How social media enables trutherism
Nico Lang
Be it Flight MH370 or something as trivial as "True Detective," mysteries are crowdsourced like never before
College-educated professionals could doom progressive politics
Michael Lind
If there were a real progressive movement in the U.S. it would side with producers against rentiers -- of all kinds
The sex that helped us survive: Love and defiance in an Iranian prison
Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd
Hope was fading for two Americans imprisoned in Iran — so they risked everything to spend one more night together
How to be an ally: What Piers Morgan can learn from W. Kamau Bell
Prachi Gupta
The comic was ignorant about issues affecting the trans* community. But he shut up, listened, and now he's learning
Charlie Rangel: Tea Party is made up of “mean, racist people” from former “slave-holding” states
Elias Isquith
The NYC congressman still can't figure out why Obama thought he could cut a deal with the Tea Party
Arkansas school doubles down after banning gay student’s coming-out story from yearbook
Katie McDonough
“We must make decisions that lead in the proper direction for all of our students," school officials say
Chris Christie update: Guv has a terrible Tuesday
Elias Isquith
He gets heckled at a town hall while a new report links him to Superstorm Sandy recovery corruption
More evil than genius? How iPad and Google Glass makers are secretly scamming America
David Dayen
We already knew Google and Facebook were resourceful. But their new scheme to rip off the U.S. Treasury is chilling
Playing right into GOP’s hands: How Democrats could blow it big time on Obamacare
Brian Beutler
The right's Obamacare horror stories may often be false, but here's why they'll stick if the left doesn't change
The stunning dishonesty of Charles Murray
Joan Walsh
Paul Ryan’s “inner city” expert explains why insisting blacks and Latinos have lower IQs isn’t racist. He's wrong
Michelle Obama’s pastry chef is quitting to become an advocate for healthy food
Lindsay Abrams
Chef Bill Yosses credits the first lady with turning him into a health nut
GOP releases ads targeting voters who wear leather jackets and hate unemployment benefits
Katie McDonough
The GOP has released a new series of ads in an effort to shake its image as a party of old white men
The destructive myth about religion that Americans disproportionately believe
CJ Werleman
The U.S. is the last remaining highly developed country that hasn't abandoned this problematic belief
Tweets from underground: How Dostoevsky anticipated social media
ROSA INOCENCIO SMITH
How I confronted Tyler Perry: A surprisingly frank phone call yields real results
Brittney Cooper
After I bashed him in a post, he shocked me by calling to pick my brain. And his new film suggests he was listening
Professors in homeless shelters: It is time to talk seriously about adjuncts
Becky Tuch
Adjunct abuse is one of higher education's great sins. So why is a leading writing conference not discussing it?
Growing up black in the whitest city in America
Mitchell S. Jackson
My Portland looked different than the one on TV. It taught me about drugs, gang warfare and simple survival math
Better than “Candy Crush”: This smartphone game helps scientists find a cure for cancer
Sarah Gray
Play to Cure: "Genes in Space" players decoded a half year's worth of genetic data in just one short month
The fight for LGBT equality will be won with beer
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Corporate sponsors back off St. Patrick's Day parades
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