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How playing Tetris could help you lose weight
Sarah Weber
Not all video games make you a couch potato. Research suggests playing for a few minutes can reduce food cravings
Is the US backing neo-Nazis in Ukraine?
Max Blumenthal
John McCain and other State Department members have troubling ties to the ultra-nationalist Svoboda party
How 5 billion gallons of pig manure per year are poisoning Iowa’s drinking water
Lindsay Abrams
The state's massive pork industry is wreaking havoc on the environment
Virginia Republican says pregnant women are “hosts,” even if some people “refer to them as mothers”
Katie McDonough
State Sen. Steve Martin posted the comment on his Facebook page in response to a message about abortion care
Pentagon plan to shrink military to pre-World War II levels
Natasha Lennard
The new Pentagon budget reflects an end to an age of protracted occupations
Paul Krugman ridicules the GOP for “just making stuff up” to discredit Obamacare
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist calls out Republicans for using actors and lies in their anti-Obamacare ads
The Latin American revolution will not be televised
Annemarie Dooling
Social media continues to prevail over international news coverage during uprisings
5 best moments of the Olympic closing ceremony
Prachi Gupta
Among the highlights: comedy, fireworks, and a sad animatronic bear
When porn stars become escorts: Lucrative new trend could also be risky
Ej Dickson
In a flagging industry, porn stars can make money escorting on the side. But the practice has some people worried
“Annihilation”: Doomed expedition into the unknown
Laura Miller
A grieving scientist joins a team exploring a menacing and mysterious territory in this striking new novel
Imams issue fatwa against Muslims going to Mars
Allison Jackson
The General Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowment says Muslims risk dying for no "righteous reason"
Why I biked through the polar vortex (no, I’m not crazy)
Sarah Tory
If you live in a city with a strong bike culture, you're undeterred by the elements -- even the cold and the snow
Sochi comes to a close: The most expensive Olympics ever
Associated Press
Fireworks and a countdown kicked off the closing ceremony for the $51 billion games
“In my heart, I’m American”: One man’s immigration nightmare of broken promises
Makini Brice
NYC recruited his Caribbean mother to teach, promising her family a new life. Now we won’t let him be a citizen
Most wanted drug lord captured in Mexico
Associated Press
Joaquín Guzmán Loera (aka El Chapo) eluded capture for 13 years after escaping prison, reportedly in a laundry cart
McDomination: How corporations conquered America and ruined our health
Nicholas Freudenberg
The corporate class has accumulated a staggering level of power in Washington — and we've all paid the price
Worse than Wal-Mart: Amazon’s sick brutality and secret history of ruthlessly intimidating workers
Simon Head
You might find your Prime membership morally indefensible after reading these stories about worker mistreatment
Outrage is actually optimism: We’re mad because people should be better
Alain de Botton
Anger is really a sign of hope -- and belief that the world can, and must, be better than it is
18 songs about aliens that will get you looking skyward
Noah Berlatsky
From Blondie to Bowie, here's your space-invaders playlist!
Meth madness: How American media’s drug hysteria vilifies the poor
April M. Short
An explosive new report reveals paranoia surrounding methamphetamine is like the crack panic all over again
Reagan’s Christian revolt: How conservatives hijacked American religion
George M. Marsden
Once upon a time, America's religious communities were politically moderate. Then along came the evangelicals
Wingnuts’ most audacious lie yet: Quietly pretending their views are liberal!
Elias Isquith
Aware they've lost the debate, anti-gay bigots are doing the unthinkable: Reframing their stand as anti-oppression
Putative deal aims to end Ukraine unrest
Associated Press
Protest leaders and Presidet Viktor Yanukovych agree to early election and new government formation
Scott Walker’s dopey defenders: Beltway hacks think racist emails are a snooze
Joan Walsh
If DC establishment is bored by his scandal, do they think his aides' campaign convictions – and racism -- are OK?
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