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Fox News’ greatest failure: Roger Ailes, Chris Christie and the quest for a Republican president
Gabriel Sherman
Fox honcho Roger Ailes started 2012 dreaming of a Christie presidency. By the end, his dreams had become nightmares
Wendy Davis is raising some serious cash
Elias Isquith
The Davis campaign's first fundraising report was chock-full of good news for the Texas Democrat
Lena Dunham poses for the cover of Vogue
Daniel D'Addario
The actress poses in high-fashion garb and talks about surprising "Girls" controversies
How to buy an election: The Koch brothers’ 2014 battle plans exposed
Steven Rosenfeld
The conservative billionaires spent $400 million in 2012. Here's what they're planning for a repeat performance
We’re living through the “most peaceful era” in human history — with one big exception
CJ Werleman
The world at large enjoys unprecedented peace, according to a new study. But religious conflicts are on the rise
“The things that go on that people feel are acceptable are astonishing”
Joaquin Sapien
An expert explains the staggering rates of sexual abuse among female staffers in juvenile detention centers
Redskins controversy explains everything wrong with the GOP
Jeremiah Goulka
Countless Republicans are determined to protect the "honor" of offensive team names. Are they incapable of empathy?
Tea Party Senate candidate Greg Brannon: Food stamps are slavery!
Elias Isquith
Endorsed by Sen. Rand Paul and columnist Ann Coulter, the Tea Party candidate proves his wing-nut bona fides
New York restaurant cancels SeaWorld party after learning live penguins were invited
Lindsay Abrams
Beware the wrath of PETA
Congratulations, Louisiana. You are the worst state in the country for reproductive freedom
Katie McDonough
Louisiana tops Americans United for Life's list of states that "protect life in law," followed by Texas and others
Russell Brand’s hurtful homophobic slur
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comic's joke to a group of Cambridge students misfires
The influence of Michelle Rhee and Chris Christie: Education reformers’ revolving door
Josh Eidelson
New group probes connections between for-profit education corporations and federal policymakers
Supreme Court won’t hear case that could have reopened Roe v. Wade
Katie McDonough
The high court declined to hear a case on Arizona's 20-week ban, but the matter is far from settled, experts say
The long, strange saga of Armond White
Andrew O'Hehir
New York critics boot the contrarian who (maybe) heckled Steve McQueen -- and it's probably what he wanted
Net neutrality in danger
Andrew Leonard
An appeals court decision to strike down the FCC's net neutrality rules is a big win for telecom companies
The racist roots of America’s medical marijuana policy
Jeremy Daw
Early anti-drug laws, fueled by lies, distortions and bigotry, have thrived for over a century
Tea Party consulting scam: The real conservatives funded by the Senate Conservatives Fund
Alex Pareene
The conservative movement is an elaborate moneymaking venture, Mark Levin edition (with bonus Erick Erickson cameo)
Tea Party Rep. Steve Stockman loses endorsement of right-wing PAC
Elias Isquith
Trailing Sen. John Cornyn in the polls, the Texas congressman fails to secure a coveted endorsement
Big money is destroying American populism
Thomas Ferguson, Paul Jorgensen, Jie Chen
Competition between the national political parties mostly represents competing blocs of the 1 percent
CeCe McDonald released from prison
Katie McDonough
After 19 months in a men's prison, McDonald finally walked free Monday morning
Freezing for Wal-Mart: Sub-zero warehouse temperatures spur Indiana work stoppage
Josh Eidelson
Amid polar vortex and state of emergency, workers defied a boss who told them to stay on the job
Study: NSA data hoarding doesn’t stop terror attacks
Natasha Lennard
The New America Foundation, like the White House's review group, challenges agency claims about national security
Someone just paid $350,000 to hunt and kill an endangered rhino
Lindsay Abrams
An auction held this weekend in Dallas was ostensibly held in the name of conservation
Watching “Girls” with girls: Weird couples, sleepovers, and tacos
Neil Drumming
A member of the "Girls" demographic helps me parse the show's attitudes toward dating, writing, friends, and food
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