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The Golden Globes’ bizarre taste
Neil Drumming
Andy Samberg win reveals a truth about awards shows: Sometimes, it's tough to know what the voters were thinking
9 worst right-wing moments of the week — polar vortex edition
Janet Allon
Rush Limbaugh concocts global-warming conspiracy theories, while a GOP pol sends one very racist email
Despicable race gambit: What the GOP really wants to achieve by talking about poverty
Josh Eidelson
Glenn Beck's most hated scholar, Frances Fox Piven, on the right's deplorable strategy to win more white votes
Bing’s bizarre feminism-themed Golden Globes ad: Malala and Margaret Thatcher?
Daniel D'Addario
"Say what you wanna say," a Microsoft ad exhorts a group of astoundingly accomplished women
My last alcoholic seizure
Cassandra Zaree
At 25, I realized my body would not allow me to keep drinking. All it took was a meltdown at Newark Airport
Little Sisters of the Poor vs. the contraception mandate
Sarah Posner
Justice Sotomayor's accommodation for the Catholic group isn't the victory for religious freedom the right insists
What Thomas Friedman and Niall Ferguson don’t understand about the rest of the world
Charles Kenny
Big growth in the developing world is not a threat. It's time to talk about the advantages of a multipolar world
The unstoppable rise of bikes
Lindsay Abrams
In five years, bicycling will be so common that it's boring, says author Elly Blue
Evolution, but different: Adventures of a Darwin-doubting botanist
Alan de Queiroz
Léon Croizat is an evolutionist with a grand theory of how the earth and species evolved. His problem: Darwin!
Prominent abortion researcher: We face our own harrassment
Nina Martin
The director of Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health on her work's greatest challenges and obstacles
Amazon’s bogus anti-Apple crusade
Kathleen Sharp
Behold tech's fiercest legal battle: Price-fixing, conflicts of interest, and two very hungry lawyers
Big Ag’s big lie: Factory farms, your health and the new politics of antibiotics
Alexander Zaitchik
Science only gets clearer: Factory farms are accelerating an antibiotics nightmare. Political ties help it happen
“What do you think of burglarizing an FBI office?”: The inside story of a daring break-in
Betty Medsger
Decades before Edward Snowden, average, angry Americans stole secrets and leaked them. Here's the amazing story
Our marriage can’t be denied
Natalie Dicou
As one of the first gay couples wed in Utah, Nik and I have become poster children for love, heartbreak -- and hope
Gary Shteyngart: “I’ve left Russia. I’m just trying to save Brooklyn”
Daniel D'Addario
The "Little Failure" memoirist on competitiveness, Putin's Russia and all those blurbs
The racism at the heart of the Reagan presidency
Ian Haney-Lopez
How Ronald Reagan used coded racial appeals to galvanize white voters and gut the middle class
Making sense of Woody Allen’s confusing career
Andrew O'Hehir
America's puzzling comic genius, from the "early, funny movies" to the mid-career masterpieces to Euro-self-parody
5 reasons Chris Christie might be lying
Amy Punt
Applying the techniques of lie detection to Christie's press conference yields some very interesting results
The weirdest Golden Globe choices ever
Daniel D'Addario
"The Hangover"! Madonna! Angelina Jolie's "Tourist" bomb -- and more from the world's strangest awards show
Congressional Democrats make fun of Republicans for being terrible at connecting with women
Katie McDonough
A derisive memo from female members of Congress highlights the GOP's ongoing "woman problem"
Little is known about the chemical contaminating West Virginia’s tap water
Lindsay Abrams
Authorities aren't sure how much of the chemical spilled or when water will be safe to drink again
U.S. pork producers move to reform factory farm abuses
Lindsay Abrams
Some of the most inhumane practices will be phased out under new guidelines
An atheist finally finds someone to take his money
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Hemant Mehta wanted to be generous. That's when the trouble started
Gas pump warning labels would caution drivers to fill up at the planet’s risk
Lindsay Abrams
A new campaign aims to drive home the connection between gas use and climate change
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