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GOP civil war: Tea Party group announces spending nearly $1 million to oust Mitch McConnell
Elias Isquith
The Senate Conservatives Fund continues its war on the GOP's Senate Minority Leader
Vikings coach Mike Priefer denies Chris Kluwe’s “attacks”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Vikings special teams coordinator rebuts allegations of homophobia, but his son may not have gotten the memo
Colorado’s next big move: Giving communities the power to ban fracking
Lindsay Abrams
A proposed ballot measure would be the first to give local municipalities the right to trump state law
8 worst right-wing moments of the week — pope-schooling edition
Janet Allon
Paul Ryan lectures his hero on capitalism, while ignorance reigns with Geraldo Rivera and Sarah Palin
One code to rule them all: How big data could help the 1 percent and hurt the little guy
Andrew Leonard
Computer algorithms could run business, law enforcement and more. But what happens when they get it wrong?
Minimum wage fight erupts: Landmark $15/hr. wage sparks legal showdown
Josh Eidelson
After county judge blunts landmark minimum wage hike, labor groups spoil for a fight -- and are headed to court
Supreme Court temporarily blocks contraception mandate for Catholic nonprofits
Katie McDonough
Justice Sonia Sotomayor on Tuesday issued a narrow order to delay enforcement of the contraceptive mandate
Colorado’s pot shoppers brave snow, long lines
Associated Press
The U.S. first legal recreational marijuana shops opened with the beginning of the year
Tea Party challenger to primary John Kasich
Elias Isquith
Ohio's GOP governor has angered the right by supporting Obamacare's Medicaid expansion in his state
Compassionate conservatism is back! (And just as ridiculous as ever)
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Paul Ryan's answer to poverty: Just pray extra hard!
Why I can’t call myself a gamer anymore
Dennis Scimeca
I love video games, but "gamer" culture is insular and prejudiced. It has to change
Man boobs and my decade of shame
Zachary Valenti
I was 13 when I discovered my body was different. It took me years, and plastic surgery, to come to terms with that
The only way to defeat the food industry: Cook more
Lindsay Abrams
Journalist Jeannie Marshall explains why kids need real food
Your brain is making you fat!
Deborah A. Cohen
Fighting obesity means overcoming our deepest ingrained urges
Is rehab harder for women?
Anna David
Research suggests lack of childcare can prevent them from pursuing treatment -- and that's not their only obstacle
Why French people love “The Big Bang Theory”
Nico Lang
Against the odds, the uber-American sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" has taken over France
This New Year’s, resolve to indulge
Becky Aikman
As widows, my friends and I resolved to embrace joy. We found healing in massages, laughter -- and cookies
Yoga, spinning and a murder: My strange months at Lululemon
Mary Mann
I worked at Lululemon the year an employee at another store was murdered by a co-worker. Here's what it was like
2013: The year in whiteness
Joan Walsh
From Phil Robertson to Megyn Kelly, peddling white grievance became a bigger, crazier, more lucrative racket
Egypt arrests Al-Jazeera journalists
Associated Press
Amid fierce crackdowns on Muslim Brotherhood, four reporters rounded up for purported bias
The “middle class” myth: Here’s why wages are really so low today
Edward McClelland
Want to understand the failures of the "free market" and the key to getting a decent wage? Here's the real story
The year’s most reprehensible reality TV
Daniel D'Addario
Reality TV in 2013, from "Duck Dynasty" to those "Real Housewives," is racist, homophobic and so retrograde
Series of suicide bombs kill 30 in Russia
Associated Press
Attacks on Sunday, Monday in Volgograd believed to be by same group, raising concerns for Olympics
Blue Glow Awards 2013: Salon’s TV Critics’ Poll
Jen Chaney
From Walter White to "Walking Dead," top critics weigh in on the best of a groundbreaking year in TV
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