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Food nutrition labels are finally getting an upgrade
Mary Clare Jalonick
Over 20 years, our understanding of nutrition has changed. Our food labels haven't.
Tea Party candidate endorsed by Rand Paul used to run a website full of conspiracy theories
Elias Isquith
Dr. Greg Brannon's now-defunct Tea Party site was a hotbed of crazy
Central heating may be making us fat
Lindsay Abrams
Keeping rooms at a cool 66 degrees could promote weight loss, researchers say
When companies break the law and people pay: The scary lesson of the Google Bus
Julia Carrie Wong
All over America, big corporations flout laws or even make their own, while ordinary people face harsh penalties
11 jobs where an honest day’s work will leave you in poverty
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Why should workers in the richest country on Earth toil for wages that would make Dickens recoil in horror?
4 nations under scrutiny in Human Rights Watch’s annual report
Sarah Wolfe
Yes, the US is one of them
Why Alyssa Milano created a comic book tribute to Anonymous
Audra Schroeder
In recent years, the "Charmed" and "Who's the Boss?" actress has become a staunch defender of Internet freedoms
Hooray for Joan Watson: Why well-rounded Asian-American characters matter
Estelle Tang
Asian-American characters used to be a rarity on TV. "Elementary" and a few others are changing that
The tech protests get personal — and ugly
Andrew Leonard
Breaking the rules of a civil society: Activists target a Google engineer at his Berkeley home
In defense of militant anti-Google protests
Natasha Lennard
Activists in the Bay Area have raised the stakes and targeted Google employees. Good for them
“Everything Amazon did had the underlying tone of fear”
Josh Eidelson
The inside story of how the retail giant has managed to remain union-free across the United States
Christie’s media boosters close ranks: Why Joe Scarborough and Jennifer Rubin defend their man
Alex Pareene
The Republican elite really needs Chris Christie to emerge from all of this unscathed
“Broad City”: A fresh, funny debut, with help from some “SNL” friends
Neil Drumming
The YouTube hit comes to TV, executive produced by Amy Poehler and with Fred Armisen as a creepy-funny guest
Supreme Court to decide if political groups can lie in advertising
Steven Rosenfeld
American democracy has been dying a death by 1,000 paper cuts. Will that trend continue?
Texas execution could violate U.S. and international law
Federico Mayor, Bill Richardson
Mexican national Edgar Tamayo Arias is scheduled to die by lethal injection, despite his “mild mental retardation"
This is your brain on art: Why we’re moved by certain works
Tom Jacobs
A new study shows that response to art -- a poem, play or painting -- is linked to a sense of self-identification
Another Chris Christie outrage: Data shows stark racial gap in Sandy aid distribution
Josh Eidelson
"Neglect and callous indifference" for black and Latino Sandy victims, group charges
Wall Street’s unexpected allies: How groups who “represent the poor” quietly push deregulation
David Dayen
You might expect banks to agitate for exemptions to new mortgage rules – but Habitat for Humanity?
Chris Christie’s big week goes bust
Joan Walsh
Bad news and bad weather ruined his inauguration after his RGA debut fizzled, but he brazened his way through
How Supertramp got involved with one of the weirdest 9/11 truther conspiracies ever
Elias Isquith
What does the British classic rock band have to do with 9/11? Nothing ... or everything?
The Big Brother bargain: How government surveillance became easy and cheap
Alfred McCoy
It used to be that intelligence gathering was painstaking and expensive. Not anymore!
Esquire’s astoundingly homophobic “Looking” review expects gay men to be “mincing”
Daniel D'Addario
How did this get published? A straight critic slags gay men for not being stereotypes
GOP insiders freak out: Could Tea Party blow another election?
CJ Werleman
2012 was just the beginning: Republicans are stuck in a civil war that threatens to derail even more winnable races
Blackface in my fourth grade play: How a white girl with a racist dad played MLK
Brittney Cooper
When my favorite teacher asked for volunteers to play Dr. King, what happened next sticks with me to this day
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