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Net neutrality isn’t dead just yet
Michael Winship
Let’s nationalize Fox News: Imagining a very different media
Fred Jerome
Bye, Rush! If corporate media disappeared, and the people had their voices heard, here's what it might look like
Shooting the messenger: The time I dared to critique gun activists’ agenda
Matt Valentine
I learned first-hand that voicing cautious attitudes about guns will elicit quite a response from the right
Was an R-rated gay teen comedy screwed by the MPAA?
Daniel D'Addario
The stars of a film that fell victim to an MPAA double standard say the state of ratings is "disheartening"
House conservatives fed up with conservative caucus, form even more conservative caucus
Alex Pareene
The Liberty Caucus is a popular new far-right alternative to the far-right Republican Study Committee
“You can’t have it both ways”: Green groups break with Obama over hypocritical energy policy
Lindsay Abrams
A letter signed by 18 environmental groups pressures the administration to abandon its "all of the above" strategy
8 conservative anti-poverty ideas that will make things so much worse
Dave Johnson
Because getting rid of child labor laws is somehow supposed to fix the economy
Oscar-nominated documentarians behind “The Act of Killing” fear for their lives
Rob O'Brien
Their film challenges the narrative of Indonesia's government, which denies state murders during the Cold War
Robert Reich: Red-state voters are paralyzed by economic anxieties
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor explains why so many Americans vote against their own self-interests
GOP’s next moral disgrace?: How right-wing crazies may kill a voting rights fix
Brian Beutler
With a new vote to expand the Voting Rights Act looming, we're about to learn just how cynical this party really is
“SNL” finalist on audition: “It was such a historic moment”
Prachi Gupta
Simone Shepherd tells Salon about her experience auditioning for Lorne Michaels
Hunter: “I want to be intimately involved with a black rhino”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Corey Knowlton paid $350,000 to try to kill an endangered black rhino -- now, unsurprisingly, he's getting backlash
“Sabotage”: Chris Hayes slams Senate Democrats for trying to kill negotiations with Iran
Elias Isquith
The MSNBC host is furious with the 16 Senate Dems who are threatening to levy a new round of sanctions
America’s secret military is a massive ticking time bomb
Nick Turse
U.S. special forces are deployed in 134 countries around the world — providing 134 separate chances for disaster
Rumsfeld’s long-lasting, deplorable legacy continues — but an immediate remedy is obvious
Falguni A. Sheth
Twelve years later, our government's handling of Guantanamo prisoners is a travesty. Here's what must happen next
The evangelical campaign against birth control is really about Obama
Rob Shryock
For three decades, the anti-contraception movement failed to catch on with evangelicals. That changed in 2011
Best actress: A victory for older actresses, and proof that Hollywood isn’t building a new generation
Daniel D'Addario
Congratulations to Meryl Streep and Judi Dench. But where are the great new actresses on the rise?
What to expect from Obama’s NSA reforms
Natasha Lennard
On Friday the president will announce rules that will avoid another Snowden, without hampering surveillance
Trouble for Wal-Mart: Mega-giant accused by U.S. government of illegally firing workers across the country
Josh Eidelson
Retail giant faces trial over its campaign to snuff out worker strikes
The only way to see sunrise in Beijing this morning was to watch it on a screen
Lindsay Abrams
The city's been hit with its worst smog in a year
Scientists solve mystery of birds’ flying V
Helen Thompson
Migrating birds flap in and out of rhythm depending on where they are in formation
Study: Texting doesn’t erode your writing skills :)
Tom Jacobs
New research finds university students who text frequently have no problem switching over to formal English.
“Looking”: An unlikable character searching for love
Neil Drumming
The snobby Patrick is likely to reignite the unlikable character debate. But there's more to "Looking" than him
“The most remarkable dodge I’ve ever seen”: Ellison blasts inaction on government-backed poverty
Josh Eidelson
Congressman Keith Ellison sounds off on rampant wage theft alleged in government-owned buildings
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