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Oscars: Hollywood’s conflicted selfie
Andrew O'Hehir
McConaughey's wacky monologue, "Adele Nazeem," the "12 Years a Slave" feud and other Oscar puzzles
Standoff mounts in Crimea as international community censures Russia
Dalton Bennett, David Mchugh
Putin continues to defend his actions against Ukraine
Democracy needs gardeners! My liberating DIY revolution
Megan Mayhew Bergman
Yes, sometimes the dog pees on the lettuce. But gardening's still the most radical political behavior anyone can do
Atheism’s radical new heroes: Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris and an evolving new moral view
Peter Watson
From Dawkins to Harris, the new debate between science and religion is being led by fascinating, surprising voices
Kerry: Western powers are prepared to sanction Russia for its “incredible act of aggression”
The Associated Press
G-8 nations will respond to Russia's military incursion into Ukraine, the Secretary of State said Sunday
Apple CEO Tim Cook to climate deniers: “Get out of this stock”
Lindsay Abrams
Cook took a bold stance on environmental issues at Friday's annual shareholder meeting
The psychology of hate: How we deny human beings their humanity
Nicholas Epley
From slavery to genocide, society has shown a terrifying ability to disregard the personhood of others. Here's why
Don’t buy the Chipotle hype: There’s no such thing as “humane” slaughter
Lauren Gazzola
The chain has earned praise for promoting animal welfare — but there's no getting past the bloody truth
“How many Hispanics did you pull over on the way over here, Arpaio”
Alexander Zaitchik
Arizona conservatives honor Sheriff Joe Arpaio — and get a little bit racist in the process
Baby boomer humor’s big lie: “Ghostbusters” and “Caddyshack” really liberated Reagan and Wall Street
Thomas Frank
Harold Ramis was a master of subversive comedy. But the politics of "Caddyshack" and rude gestures have backfired
Injustice at the Oscars: The controversies that Hollywood doesn’t want you to hear about
Kathleen Sharp
While movie stars celebrate the year in film, industry workers are struggling to get by. Here's what's at stake
Losing my son to drugs
Diannee Carden Glenn
The death of my child brought a pain like no other, and made me question every parenting decision I've made
Bill Clinton vs. Lena Dunham: The Shakespearean battle of boomers and millennials
Paul Taylor
Generational showdown made even richer by the fact that these are parents and children, bound (and living) together
Uganda’s women: Stop undressing us in the street
Sarah Wolfe
Women's rights activists say Uganda's anti-pornography law is encouraging violence against women
Best moments of the Oscar front-runners: Facing the challenge of “12 Years a Slave”
Andrew O'Hehir
Why Steve McQueen's confrontational film stands on the brink of history. Plus: What will win, and what should
How “Breaking Bad” and “House of Cards” killed the Oscars
Anne Thompson
It's not that Hollywood can't make great movies -- but all the talent and energy is migrating to HBO and Netflix
How glamorizing drugs is killing black kids
D. Watkins
My nephew loves rap about drug dealing, but rappers don't talk about the dark side
Idaho passes industry-backed “ag-gag” bill
Lindsay Abrams
The controversial law prohibits whistleblowers from exposing abuses at factory farms
Taking a stand against St. Patrick’s Day homophobia: Mayors sit out the parades
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Boston and New York's mayors will avoid the events this year, because they exclude gay groups
This company wants to make in-vitro meat from celebrities’ stem cells
Lindsay Abrams
They swear they’re “100% serious"
The U.S. wastes over 140 trillion calories worth of food each year
Lindsay Abrams
That's $161.1 billion worth of groceries
The Google doodles’ big diversity problem
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The beloved doodles get a challenge to broaden their honorees
TV star’s ugly Wal-Mart defense: Dirty Jobs’ Mike Rowe goes nuclear
Josh Eidelson
Amid a backlash, Rowe likens emails critiquing his Wal-Mart ad to "a bag of dog crap set ablaze on my front porch"
Wall Street’s long, torrid love affair with the South
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Warren Stephens is the latest banking tycoon to sport the colors of the Confederate flag. He's far from the first
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