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Japan carries out annual dolphin slaughter despite harsh criticism from the West
Lindsay Abrams
Caroline Kennedy, the U.S. ambassador to Japan, condemned the tradition in a harshly worded tweet
Chris Christie’s very bad weekend
Elias Isquith
A roundup of the latest news in the ongoing meltdown of the Republican governor's career
GOP’s sad, pathetic “replace Obamacare” plan may finally be coming
Brian Beutler
After shouting for years about replacing Obamacare, here's what their new plan is likely to include: Old, bad ideas
All I needed to know about life I learned from “Dungeons & Dragons”
Ethan Gilsdorf
The nerd classic, 40 years old this month, taught me about imagination, purpose -- and having a great adventure
“The Skeleton Twins” director Craig Johnson on comedy, tragedy and Bill Hader
Prachi Gupta
"SNL" alumns Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig co-star in the director's sophomore film, which premiered at Sundance
How conservatives hijacked “colorblindness” and set civil rights back decades
Ian Haney-Lopez
MLK dreamed of a world where race doesn't divide us — not one where we pretend it doesn't exist
The racism that still plagues America
David Dante Troutt
Predatory lending. A two-tiered justice system. The list of discriminatory practices goes on, and on, and on ...
I hosted a plantation retreat. Is it too late to say I’m sorry?
Richard (R.J.) Eskow
As we reflect on this Martin Luther King holiday, a personal experience that occurred years ago still horrifies me
Watching “Girls” with girls: Marnie goes viral
Neil Drumming
Up this week: discussing YouTube, family, and tooth necklaces with a member of the "Girls" demographic
How we get Dr. King wrong: “We’ve deliberately dismembered him,” Michael Eric Dyson tells Salon
Josh Eidelson
"The full story is: Here was a man who made most Americans, black and white, uncomfortable"
The right’s dog-whistle trick: How it exploits racism to rip apart the social safety net
Sean McElwee
Conservatives use coded racial appeals to win very specific policy goals, law professor Ian Haney Lopez explains
The radical MLK we need today
Joan Walsh
As the nation rediscovers poverty, it’s time to replace the safe, airbrushed icon with the revolutionary he was
Want to improve your health? Move to the sticks!
Joseph Stromberg
Studies show that the mental and physiological benefits of greenery are immediate and long-lasting
“Downton Abbey’s” right-wing worldview: Benevolent rich people caring for servants
Daniel D'Addario
It may be a prestige drama beloved by liberals, but "Downton Abbey" is one of the most conservative shows on TV
The battle for medicine’s soul: A century of alternative remedies
Erika Janik
Conventional and alternative medicine have waged a century-long war for supremacy. Here's what they can both learn
Millennials! Let’s battle the boomers and Gen Xers — who had it easy compared to us
Robert Nelson
Xers and baby boomers whine about coddled millennials. They have no idea, and it's time to organize and fight back
Must-see morning clip: Sasheer Zamata makes her “Saturday Night Live” debut
Katie McDonough
Zamata joins one of the strongest female casts since the heyday of Amy Poehler and co; 2014 is off to a good start
What I learned from a week on food stamps: Paul Ryan couldn’t be any more wrong
Sarah Gray
Republicans have their sights set on food-stamp cuts that would devastate lower-income Americans
How the young elite rise in Washington, D.C.
Michael Lind
The White House engages in blatant class discrimination by allowing One Percenters to subsidize it
How China could save Detroit
Henry Grabar
What xenophobic warnings about Chinese investment are missing: In ailing cities, it could make all the difference
Stephen Malkmus: “I still hate the Eagles”
Scott Timberg
Former Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus unloads on the ’70s classic rock that poisoned his early adolescence
What it’s like to be a red carpet reporter at Sundance
Prachi Gupta
The real action at a red carpet event is on the other side of that rope
4 questionable claims Obama has made on NSA surveillance
Kara Brandeisky
Perhaps his most dubious: At least 50 terrorist threats have been averted as a result of the agency's work
12 great songs to get you through the year
Noah Berlatsky
From "January Wedding" on, these month-themed songs let you make a musical calendar
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