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Science could explain why your racist relatives are so racist
Tom Jacobs
Recent research suggests that those who degrade minorities could feel ostracized themselves
The 1 percent wins again: The system’s so fixed that a global class war is only a dream
Michael Lind
No, there won’t be a global campaign against global inequality. The wealthy have written the rules to guarantee it
Congress: Keep Chinese-processed chicken out of the U.S.
Lindsay Abrams
The USDA is entrusting our poultry to the country with one of the worst track records for food safety
Vanity Fair’s fantastic, diverse Hollywood issue cover
Daniel D'Addario
This is the best of Hollywood -- a diverse array of stars emerging and established, black and white alike
Chris Christie update: Another terrible weekend
Elias Isquith
Instead of basking in the glow of a successful Super Bowl, Gov. Christie spent the weekend fighting for survival
New Christie questions emerge: Why a last-minute revision to Sandy project’s press release?
Josh Eidelson
County official confirms to Salon that Sandy-related promise was spiked from Belleville senior center press release
Philip Seymour Hoffman: As great as Bogart?
Andrew O'Hehir
He didn't expect to succeed in the movies and didn't enjoy fame, but became one of the finest actors of our time
Labor pains: The racist policies that set workplace equality back decades
Daria Roithmayr
In the Jim Crow-era South, white soldiers returning from war used their bargaining power to get black workers fired
How Richard Nixon reinvented American warfare
Steven Casey
As the public soured on Vietnam, Nixon rebooted U.S. military strategy — and paved the way for Iraq and Afghanistan
Super Bowl ads’ new star: The sensitive man
Soni Sangha
This year's ads show involved dads and devoted partners. But can these new ads really break down stereotypes?
Why you’re wrong about communism: 7 huge misconceptions about it (and capitalism)
Jesse Myerson
Most of what Americans think they know about capitalism and communism is total nonsense. Here's a clearer picture
“Is there an afterlife?” Ghost-hunting at my grandmother’s house
Ben Shattuck
We've seen the man in the top hat in this old house for years. With the help of a paranormal team, we made contact
The sacrilegious love affair I couldn’t resist
Maher Reham
I was a married, practicing Muslim, yet I found myself abandoning all of that in the heat of passion
Bill Clinton’s LGBT shame: Where was he then?
Sean Strub
On AIDS, marriage and more, the record is sadly one of fear, cowardice and inaction
The gay guide to the Super Bowl
Jim Buzinski
No, gay men don't only love award shows. This football fan's game guide is great no matter your sexual orientation
The 1 percent’s most ruinous sin: How they sap our politicians of all decency
Elias Isquith
How the sad story of Mitt Romney explains everything that's wrong with American democracy
Joyce Maynard: “I’ve published 15 books, only one of which mentions the name of Salinger”
Daniel D'Addario
The author on "Labor Day," what the Internet gets wrong, and making the perfect pie
Teen girl petitions Disney to create plus-size princesses
Prachi Gupta
Girls would "feel confident and worthy to see a strong character that looks like them," wrote Jewel Moore
The fight over the “v” word
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A debate over a word reveals feminism's complicated relationship to trans rights
GOP congressional candidate Ryan Zinke: Hillary Clinton is the “anti-Christ”
Elias Isquith
The former Navy SEAL urges his fellow conservatives to focus on "the real enemy"
Dumber than Fox News: Super Bowl hype is brain-dead sports media at its worst
Allen Barra
Words about nothing: Inane, silly and breathless Super Bowl coverage makes even cable news look good by comparison
Conservatives’ ridiculous war on the Girl Scouts
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Fear of an imagined "agenda" makes the right go crazy again
Chris Christie update: Giuliani flip-flops while Christie’s poll numbers sink
Elias Isquith
But, hey, at least Christie's got the Super Bowl to look forward to!
The scariest thing about fracking is the risk nobody is talking about
Ellen Cantarow
A dense, poorly regulated network of pipelines carries explosive gas hundreds of miles away drilling sites
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