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Mazel tov, Lily Tomlin!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The newly married 74-year-old has a new role -- Jane Wagner's wife
GOP is losing on unemployment insurance — and running scared
Joan Walsh
Newly assertive Democrats force Republicans to scramble to defend their insurance-cutting cruelty to the unemployed
Steve McQueen heckled at star-studded NYFCC dinner
Andrew O'Hehir
Redford, Blanchett and Belafonte dazzle a ritzy New York critics' dinner -- but who was the heckler?
Inside the right-wing love affair with conspiracy theories
CJ Werleman
There's a reason Benghazi hysteria just won't go away
How the gambling industry preys on senior citizens
Lynn Stuart Parramore
They are gambling away their income, their savings, and their chance for a secure future.
“Seinfeld” parody Twitter accounts are a “very painful subject” for Jerry Seinfeld
Prachi Gupta
The comedian spent three hours answering questions on Reddit Monday afternoon
Get to know “SNL’s” newest cast member, Sasheer Zamata
Prachi Gupta
The comic performs improv, stand-up and sketch at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater
The bizarre quasi-“outing” of Aaron Schock
Daniel D'Addario
Dan Savage and others lead a witch hunt about a congressman who's said to be gay, and who's "gay-acting." Huh?
Japanese ship allegedly caught whaling in protected waters
Lindsay Abrams
Photos released by an activist group spark criticism over ongoing whale hunts in the Southern Ocean
Tea Party debacle implodes: Liz Cheney quits Senate race
Joan Walsh
Yes, nepotism, carpetbagging and cruelty to her sister hurt -- but Cheney’s troubles show a movement near its end
World War I never ended
Michael Moran
The idea that the Great War concluded in 1918 is absurd. The casualties continue to pile up today
The shadow government’s secret religion
Tom Engelhardt
Why the national security state that emerged after 9/11 is a warrior religion dedicated to perpetual conflict
10 worst right-wing moments of the week — “global cooling” edition
Janet Allon
Donald Trump has a theory about climate change, while the Pope catches flack for being too mean to rich people
The wrong kind of queer
Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich
Growing up, I was ashamed to be a lesbian. Now the country is changing. Can I ever catch up?
African forest elephants are being massacred into extinction
Richard Schiffman
The brutal but lucrative ivory trade, fueled largely by U.S. demand, is wiping out elephants and funding terrorists
This shopping mall’s amazing story is the perfect argument for immigration reform
Kathleen Sharp
Comprehensive reform appears likely to die in Congress. One thriving immigrant community proves why it shouldn't
Ronald Reagan and the occultist: The amazing story of the thinker behind his sunny optimism
Mitch Horowitz
The Gipper's warm "morning in America" worldview was directly shaped by his reading of occult thinker Manly P. Hall
Susan Sontag was right: War photography can anesthetize
CHLOE PANTAZI
A troubling new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art throws into question the medium's very purpose
Cancer, animal cruelty, feminism: So why can’t I quit using makeup?
Megan Mayhew Bergman
Makeup goes against so many of my progressive values -- but also makes me feel too good about myself to stop
George Saunders: “I want to tell the truth about what really matters in a simple way”
David Daley
How do you win a MacArthur genius grant? Rewrite, rewrite, rewrite, the short-story master tells Salon
This is your brain on religion: Uncovering the science of belief
D.F. Swaab
From Pope Francis to Phil Robertson: Why are some people of faith generous — while others are nuts?
The war over “Wolf of Wall Street”
Andrew O'Hehir
Does Scorsese's would-be masterpiece glorify greed and debauchery or attack them? And how do we know for sure?
How baby boomers screwed their kids — and created millennial impatience
Simon Sinek
Ambitious but easily distracted, Gen Y wants to be good but can't stick to anything. It's their parents' fault
After a stay in rehab, GOP’s Trey Radel is ready to return to Congress
Elias Isquith
Rep. Radel says he's looking forward to "getting back to work with a much clearer head and positive thoughts"
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