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Kids are learning intolerance at a surprisingly young age
Tom Jacobs
Researchers are learning how young kids begin to show signs of disdain for those not in their own group
Pick of the week: The Oscar-nominated shorts you have to see
Andrew O'Hehir
A dying murderer makes his peace, a woman escapes her abuser and Martin Freeman meets God in the year's best shorts
Twisted minds of the super-rich: Why insane Nazi analogies have become so common
David Sirota
Billionaire Tom Perkins thinks the "war on the one percent" is like the Holocaust. The saddest part? He's not alone
Conservative groups call for national boycott of Girl Scout cookies
Katie McDonough
The organization tweeted a link about Wendy Davis, and now all Thin Mints must be thrown into the sea
New York Times: Is waxing your pubic hair déclassé?
Katie McDonough
As goes the pubic hair of wealthy professional women, so goes the nation
Chris Christie is falling apart: His hilarious 2016 hubris finally takes its toll
Joan Walsh
As a new report finds him looking at '16 general election, he loses a top promoter and polls show him fading fast
This conservative billionaire wants to raise the minimum wage
Steven Rosenfeld
How this mega-rich Republican is making moves to dramatically bolster pay for low-wage workers
17 major foundations declare they’re divesting from fossil fuels
Lindsay Abrams
The groups are selling off their stakes in coal, oil and gas
Elizabeth Warren’s crucial inequality lesson: Cities can lead the way
David Morris
Forget waiting on Congress. Cities can raise minimum wage, and take on banks -- and Senator Warren wants them to!
Chris Christie update: History in Hoboken
Elias Isquith
New reports indicate the Christie network aggressively sought to build a development in the New Jersey city
“The NCAA is like a dictatorship”: Why college athletes are demanding a union
Josh Eidelson
A first-ever union petition at Northwestern sets off a struggle that could transform college sports
Fox News host Martha MacCallum denies gender gap, argues women “make exactly what they’re worth”
Elias Isquith
In a rare feat, MacCallum manages to sound even more dismissive of gender equality than Tucker Carlson
The 1 percent’s frothing paranoia: Tom Perkins is a symptom
Alex Pareene
How fear and fantasies of the rich have saved their wealth so far
Public gets glimpse of Gitmo review board
Natasha Lennard
Three years after process was first ordered to clear the prison camp, some journalists get veiled peek
The 10 best movies I saw at Sundance this year (and the ones I missed)
Andrew O'Hehir
Never mind the haters! The year ahead looks loaded with rich and strange cinematic delights
Conservatives’ latest Obamacare deception: Coburn’s health insurance troubles
Brian Beutler
Conservatives say that Sen. Tom Coburn is just another innocent victim of Obamacare. Here's the context
“We called for help and they killed our son”: Out-of-control police overreach meets extreme secrecy
David Mizner
Many watchdogs believe the police are killing more innocent Americans than ever. But here's why they can't be sure
The right’s single-mom mistake: Why their latest attacks are clueless and doomed
Carolyn Edgar
Republicans are fast losing ground with single moms -- and falsely painting Wendy Davis as a gold digger won't help
Politics of blaming the poor: Why it’s still Lyndon Johnson’s America
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
As the president gives his State of the Union tonight, a long, untold story of American identity is ever applicable
How America chose inequality: The message the nation needs to hear tonight
Josh Eidelson
Inequality was no accident, and the president's new focus on "opportunity" is a mistake, a leading economist says
The cities where the American Dream goes to die
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The tale of two Americas: Upward mobility varies drastically if you grow up in Charlotte versus San Francisco
Obama to raise minimum wage for federal contract workers
Elias Isquith
Potentially hundreds of thousands of workers will see their incomes rise
Legendary folk singer, activist Pete Seeger dies at 94
Michael Hill, Chris Talbott
Seeger died peacefully in his sleep at New York Presbyterian Hospital, according to his family
The secret libertarianism of Uber & Airbnb
Tom Slee
Companies like Uber and Airbnb may seem to lean left, but they're rooted in deregulation and uncertain employment
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