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Children murdered, homes foreclosed: How the government makes “mistakes” with impunity
Falguni A. Sheth
If life-altering mistakes don’t warrant accountability, maybe that’s because nothing can
How today’s sexy sci-fi shuts out the nerds
Neil Drumming
On shows like "Star-Crossed," the aliens look just like the cool kids -- who are geeks supposed to identify with?
Your dog can tell from your voice if you’re happy or sad
Joseph Stromberg
New fMRI research shows that dogs' brains are specially equipped to process human voices
Rand Paul’s audacious new sham: A phony religious epiphany
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
Paul's new strategy to lure backers involves a strange appeal to Christians. Here's why he's living in fantasy land
Are Republicans even trying? Another Obamacare horror story bites the dust
Brian Beutler
Given how horrible Obamacare supposedly is, it's bizarre the GOP has such a hard time finding real victims
“Omar”: A devious Hitchcock thriller, in Palestine
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: The director of "Paradise Now" is back with a twisty West Bank tale of betrayal and brutality
GOP’s lame new talking point: Why they’re wrong about the minimum wage and jobs
Sean McElwee
When a new CBO report suggested a minimum wage hike could cost jobs, the right pounced. Here's why it was premature
Sexism plagues major chemistry conference: Boycott emerges amid growing outrage
Aaron Kase
Preeminent event for chemistry experts excludes women from its speaker list -- but that's only the beginning
5 billionaires who are making life miserable for ordinary Americans
Dave Johnson
Nothing like using your immense fortune to stick it to the little guy
No truce: At least 70 reportedly killed in Kiev
Associated Press
Government snipers opened fire on angry protest crowds as unrest continues
Obama administration struggles to convince Democrats that its Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal isn’t terrible
Elias Isquith
Congressional support for the TPP is currently almost exclusively from Republicans
Coming soon: The Starbucks of weed
Aaron Cantú
Sixty percent of Americans now support marijuana legalization. How long until big business gets in on the action?
The Texas bullet: Y’all aboard!
Jeff Turrentine
With California plans stalling, the Lone Star State is poised to put the country’s first bullet train on track
McDonald’s workers’ horror story: 25-hour shifts and bunking in their boss’s basement!
Josh Eidelson
Inside the harrowing nightmare of striking McDonald's guest workers, whose "cultural exchange" proved a nightmare
GOP’s chilling new assault on voting: Why this man wants to scale back early voting in Georgia
Spencer Woodman
Georgia's Barry Fleming says he's worried about having to pay for 3 poll workers in small towns. So here's his plan
Addicted to my cycling class
Erin Griffith
I used to make fun of people like me. Now, I can't believe how much money I've spent for one simple workout
Idaho GOPer responds to outcry, pulls two virulently anti-gay laws from consideration
Elias Isquith
Rep. Lynn Luker says his legislation has been "misinterpreted" and he reserves the right to reintroduce it later
Much needed reforms to solitary confinement come to NY
Natasha Lennard
A lawsuit from the NYCLU has secured policy reforms to end the isolation of youth and pregnant prisoners
Tech’s “feel-good” promises: Why Silicon Valley’s charity isn’t enough
Julia Carrie Wong
Tech companies are finally responding to criticisms -- but their response won't fix gentrification and displacement
Venezuela opposition leader jailed over ongoing protests
Associated Press
Right wing groups have been protesting for over a week against Nicolas Maduro's government
Ukraine president appoints new army chief to enforce order
Associated Press
25 people were killed and nearly 250 injured in clashes between police and protesters in central Kiev camp
Pussy Riot members whipped by Russian Cossacks in Sochi
Sarah Wolfe
Video captures the brutality of Sochi: As the band members prepare to perform, they're pepper sprayed and beaten
When leaning in isn’t enough: What I’ve learned at work as a woman of color
Joshunda Sanders
Recent books for women have helped, but we need more advice that takes class and race into account
Get ready for more brutal weather: Impending El Niño spells disaster
Alex Kane
Droughts, high temperatures, heavy rain and floods: Just a few of the things to look forward to
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