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As war on corruption mounts, China’s rich flee to America
Benjamin Carlson
Immigration is a bit easier if you have the means to invest millions in U.S. businesses
Where are the realistic TV moms?
Hayley Krischer
"Roseanne" exposed the real difficulties of parent-child relationships, but few shows today dare go there
The scary future of creationism in America
Marion Maddox
Ken Ham's debate with Bill Nye is a reminder: Many creationist tactics from Ham's native Australia could come here
Sex, gay rights, women’s rights in Russia: Fighting oppression behind closed doors
Gregory Feifer
Soviet Russia frowned on sex, officially -- but the era's crushing drabness did not always reach into the bedroom
Millennials’ bold new business plan: Corporations with a conscience
Kathleen Sharp
Disillusioned with the baby boomers' all-encompassing greed, young people are building a different kind of business
It’s not so elementary: The secrets of Sherlock’s mind palace
Sarah Zielinski
The BBC/Masterpiece sleuth employs a memory technique invented by the ancient Greeks
Amanda Knox, what really happened: Writing toward the actual story
Katie Crouch
Looking for the truth? Try fiction. A novel about the lurid case might have more perspective than Italian courts
The Sochi scandal no one’s talking about: How Russia is silencing its environmentalists
Lindsay Abrams
Olympic construction is destroying Sochi. And the government is cracking down on the people who dare to speak out
The Russian spy who duped my dad
Robert Silverman
The FBI called Emil Goldfus a KGB colonel leading a vast network of espionage. My father called him a friend
Taliban: We’re holding this American military dog hostage
Sarah Wolfe
Though the nationality of the dog is disputed, a video shows a confused pup surrounded by heavily armed militants
Rob Ford, behind the scenes: “He won’t give up the blow”
Robyn Doolittle
Rob Ford may be the world's most infamous mayor. How did he melt down in public? Here's the amazing real story
The 11 best a cappella songs of all time
Noah Berlatsky
A cappella gets a bad rap -- these tracks prove there's a lot to love
All sizzle and no stake: Have vampire shows finally run their course?
Genevieve Burgess
They've become pop culture's cross to bear, and NBC's "Dracula" is yet another awful addition to the genre
Soaring past my midlife crisis
Christie Grotheim
As 40 approached, I faced so many night terrors. But when I grabbed the trapeze, all my anxiety fell to earth
NATO 3 convicted of mob action, not terrorism
Associated Press
Attempts to frame the anarchists as terrorists failed, while minor attempted arson charges stuck
Dangerous levels of arsenic and lead detected in North Carolina river
Lindsay Abrams
In the aftermath of a major coal ash spill, a group is questioning the water's safety
Anatomy of an economic debacle: How the Fed proposed bailing out Mexico to pass NAFTA
Matt Stoller
The inside story of how the supposedly "above politics" bank lobbied -- and facilitated a currency and trade crisis
George Clooney’s boring European vacation
Andrew O'Hehir
The star's directing career hits the skids in this oddly flat WWII adventure with Matt Damon and Michelangelo
White privilege on the football field: Peyton Manning’s benefit of the doubt
Ian Blair
The media sees Manning as a whole person, excusing his flaws and losses. That's not true for athletes of color
6 states that want poor people to pee into cups to prove they aren’t on drugs
Tana Ganeva
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is leading a multi-state push to mandate humiliating drug tests for welfare recipients
Why the Christian right’s persecution fantasies are so dangerous
Amanda Marcotte
Religious conservative groups invest an insane amount of energy in the myth that they're an oppressed minority
Orcas: Amazing athletes, but they don’t belong at the Olympics
Eva Saulitis
One of the world’s leading orca researchers speaks out against apparent plans to display captured whales in Sochi
The history white people need to learn
Mary-Alice Daniel
Anyone who wants "white history month" should learn instead about how whiteness has been used to discriminate
Christie’s stunning budget-cut hypocrisy: Pensions gutted before Super Bowl splurge
David Sirota
Christie is just the latest politician to call for "necessary" budget cuts before spending big on special interests
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