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Mike Huckabee’s worst nightmare: Meet the radical sisters who revolutionized 19th century America
Myra MacPherson
Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity wouldn't have known what to do with Victoria Woodhull and Tenny Claflin!
This is the way the world ends: How the cosmos will meet its demise
Stephen Battersby
As you get ready to watch Neil deGrasse Tyson's "Cosmos" reboot, consider these apocalyptic possibilities
We are all right-wingers now: How Fox News, ineffective liberals, corporate Dems and GOP money captured everything
Thomas Frank
Is the left enjoying a moment of triumph -- or has a president with no bearings left the Tea Party in charge?
Ronald Reagan meets Black Power: Stokely Carmichael, civil rights and the 1960s
Peniel E. Joseph
Stokely Carmichael electrified civil rights in mid-'60s, battling conservatives and moderates in his own movement
The true lives of low-level drug dealers: “What’s the point of surviving if you can’t live?”
Erin Rose
"Breaking Bad" this ain't: The real world of drug dealing is less flashy than TV — and much more complicated
Hey, Ann Coulter! Did you hear about the kinky Stanford students?
Tracy Clark-Flory
In an exclusive conversation with Salon, Stanford's kinksters talk about seeking university approval
US military leaves missing behind
Megan McCloskey
The Pentagon spends about $100 million a year to find soldiers that have gone MIA. Few are actually found
12 amazing songs that are almost Beatles covers
Noah Berlatsky
Not quite the Beatles -- still a lot of fun
35 countries where the U.S. has supported fascists, drug lords and terrorists
Nicolas J.S. Davies
As the situation in Ukraine continues to fester, a handy history guide -- from A (Argentina) to Z (Zaire)
“I’m proud to say I’m a liberal”: How conservatives vulgarized a term — and why the left must reclaim it
Omer Aziz
FDR and JFK proudly called themselves "liberal" -- but then the right made it a slur. Why it must be embraced again
My fictional fantasy: Finally, a world where writers matter!
Aaron Gilbreath
I was once among those who scoffed at writers' conferences. Then I attended AWP and felt powerfully transformed
Atheists’ misguided fight over the 9/11 memorial
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A battle over an artifact becomes a religious fight
“Disappearing ink” could give 3D printed organs a blood supply
Sarah Gray
Previously printed organs had no way to receive oxygen: Enter Jennifer Lewis whose design is changing everything
Google Doodle gets it right for International Women’s Day
Sarah Gray
The video, which features more than 100 women, is a welcome departure from Google's sexist doodles
The religious right’s 5 most demented persecution fantasies
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-Christian oppression takes many forms, apparently: Hipsters. Paperwork. Johnny Weir's wardrobe.
5 myths about the Venezuela crisis
Simeon Tegel
Latin America isn't as wild about Chavismo as we've been led to believe
The surprising reason Americans might be obese, anxious and depressed
Martha Rosenberg
New research suggests the answer to a number of modern ailments may reside in our gut
“Portlandia’s” Carrie Brownstein: “I want to poke and prod and prick people”
David Daley
The funniest smart person on TV talks "Portlandia," the Clash & Lorrie Moore, and why the dream of the '90s matters
Pussy Riot attacked in Russia
Katie McDonough
Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova appear to have been assaulted with pepper spray and an antiseptic liquid
How Hobby Lobby supporters talk about “religious liberty”: 5 outrageous quotes that show it’s all about sex
Katie McDonough
Court briefs from Hobby Lobby's supporters show how the case is all about controlling women's sex lives
Zimmerman, Dunn and what went horribly wrong: Author Lisa Bloom talks to Salon
Paul Rosenberg
From implicit racial bias to "stand your ground," Lisa Bloom says dangerous forces are distorting criminal justice
“I dare you to go to a lesbian bar”: How this gay conservative defends keeping discrimination legal
Josh Eidelson
"I have many, many black friends…I just don’t think government should use its power to do things."
Stop trying to make monocles happen!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The ultimate Times Styles piece declares victory for Mr. Peanut
Christie’s naked CPAC ploy: How he hopes to dodge a scandal by sucking up to the right
Robert Hennelly
A master at manipulating media narratives, the governor wants to evade tough scrutiny. But major questions persist
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