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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
9 of the most epic GPS failures
Sarah Wolfe
The US launched a GPS satellite 25 years ago. It's been mostly helpful -- except when it leads drivers into a lake
Sunday shows’ climate disgrace: Cluelessness and false balance could cost lives
Brad Friedman
From using the wrong words, to hosting the wrong people, to questioning science, these shows are doing real damage
Now the banks are ruining pot! The inside story of their latest blackmail ploy
David Dayen
Financial overlords are holding marijuana sellers hostage in a selfish deregulation scheme. Here’s the awful story
Old 97’s Rhett Miller: “I don’t have to try and make everybody happy all the time”
David Daley
Exclusive: He opens up about his brutal, revealing and brilliant new Old 97's album, fueled by heartache and booze
The tar sands horror story you weren’t supposed to hear
Lindsay Abrams
Toxic emissions forced a family out of their home -- and Big Oil tried to buy their silence
No-fly list nightmare’s suspicious explanation: Was it really “human error”?
Kevin Gosztola
When a Malaysian student was put on the no-fly list, the government called it a mistake. Here's what else it may be
Libertarians who don’t understand liberty: Why the Kansas anti-gay bill is so absurd
Matt Bruenig
Do they even understand what liberty means? Why their support for an anti-LGBT bill in Kansas raises serious doubts
How Jimmy Fallon and the Roots brought hip-hop to late night
Neil Drumming
For a lifelong hip-hop fan, the fact that a rap group is the official "Tonight Show" band is a huge deal
Pussy Riot released from detention, leave police station wearing balaclavas and chanting anti-Putin song
Katie McDonough
"It is clear that in Russia activists are treated like terorrists," said one of the released members of Pussy Riot
The Koch brother of the left?: Billionaire plans $100 million climate push for 2014 elections
Lindsay Abrams
Activist Tom Steyer is overseeing a major campaign of climate-related attack ads
Pussy Riot detained in Sochi
Katie McDonough
Updated: Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, along with 12 to 15 others, have been released
The poverty that Paul Ryan ignores
Ed Gray
While Republicans use poverty as an ideological weapon, one writer sees its consequences firsthand
5 vitamins and minerals that are actually worth taking
Joseph Stomberg
Science tells us that taking most vitamins is worthless -- but here's a few that buck the trend
The 5 most egregious antiabortion proposals of 2014 (so far)
Katie McDonough
It's barely two months into the new year, but lawmakers have already introduced a startling number of restrictions
You’re not fooling us, Uber! 8 reasons why the “sharing economy” is all about corporate greed
Andrew Leonard
Or, how to make money for Silicon Valley venture capitalists while pretending to espouse progressive ideals
Virginia county sheriff hosting anti-Muslim training by disgraced conspiracy theorist
Josh Glasstetter
John Guandolo says Muslims "do not have a First Amendment right to do anything." Now he's instructing law officers
Watching “Girls” with girls: Should Hannah and Marnie still be friends?
Neil Drumming
This week, we talk beach houses, drunken fights and whether friends have to like each other
“Taking food out of people’s mouths”: How Norquist-style austerity slams HIV patients
Josh Eidelson
Cuts to AIDS programs, food stamps and unemployment are hitting people with HIV. An advocate lays out how bad it is
White rage and white lies: How the right’s language about race created Michael Dunn and George Zimmerman
Paul Rosenberg
The way we talk about race remains all wrong -- and until we fix it, more young people are going to needlessly die
New York don’t want no scrubs: State seeks ban on microbeads
Susan Cosier
Other states may not be far behind as the common cosmetic compound is clogging up countless lakes and rivers
4 of the best movies about America’s ludicrous war on drugs
Jeremy Daw
These brilliant films offer new insight into the marijuana debate currently taking center stage
Was my breast reduction a mistake?
Kim Brooks
It seemed like the only way to find peace in my body. In a new era of curvy acceptance, I wonder: Was I right?
Pharrell is onto something: Dressing for success means deviating from the norm
Tom Jacobs
New research suggests non-traditional sartorial choices can signal autonomy and a high level of status
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