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When beasts were people: The long, strange history of animals in court
Ben Schreckinger
Modern law scoffs at the suggestion that animals have legal rights. That wasn't always the case
How the GOP became the “White Man’s Party”
Ian Haney-Lopez
From Nixon to Rand, Republicans have banked on the unerring support of Southern white men. Here's how it came to be
Toxic tampons: How ordinary feminine care products could be hurting women
Laura Kiesel
We talk about toxins in food and cosmetics -- but the dangerous chemicals inside tampons and pads are being ignored
“There are degrees of safe sex”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Drugs that reduce the risk of HIV transmission have complicated the definition of “protection” for some gay men
David Byrne: “Do you really think people are going to keep putting time and effort into this, if no one is making any money?”
David Daley
The musical genius shares his songwriting secrets, opens up his finances and ponders the future of art and the Web
How America abandoned its “undeserving” poor
Michael B. Katz
With poverty on the rise in the late 1970s, Reagan conservatives waged war on the needy — and won
The year in movies: Iron Man, Ted Cruz, race and power
Andrew O'Hehir
The chaos of 2013, from Snowden to the shutdown to complex films about race relations
The 22 best duets of all time
Noah Berlatsky
From George Jones and Tammy Wynette to the Lijadu Sisters, these tracks will make you want to sing along
How to beat GOP on inequality: Key reforms that don’t involve Congress
Paul Rosenberg
If President Obama is serious about economic progressivism, here are four dramatic actions he can take on his own
Beyond “Hair” and “Rent”: Musical theater has its Arcade Fire moment
Emily VanDerWerff
Musicals are suddenly more relevant than ever. Thank a new generation way more Kurt Cobain than Stephen Sondheim
Crush GOP obstruction, and reduce inequality now!
Joan Walsh
An executive order hiking pay for federal contractors’ employees could help 2 million low-wage workers
Peter Beinart’s colonial logic: Opponents of Israel boycott make anti-democratic arguments
Steven Salaita
An academic boycott of Israel is really protesting a segregationist mentality that should have ended long, long ago
What the NRA’s really shooting for: Getting Republicans elected to office
Eric Stern
To see how the gun group really does business, go behind the scenes with this candidate as he sought their backing
Bill O’Reilly: “Duck Dynasty” star “made a mistake”
Elias Isquith
In a surprising move, the Fox News host says "Duck Dynasty's" Phil Robertson's controversial comments were wrong
Presidential panel to NSA: Stop undermining encryption
Justin Elliott
New report recommends the government not in any way subvert, undermine or weaken commercial software
Exposing the education “reformers'” big lie: Here’s how progressives — and our kids — beat the corporate establishment
Jeff Bryant
A populist uprising is coming in defense of public schools. Are Democrats on the side of Wall Street or the people?
2013: The year we stopped trusting technology
Andrew Leonard
The tech world achieved some remarkable things in 2013 — but miracle gadgets come at a price
Hack list No. 1: Mike Allen
Alex Pareene
Our annual list is here! This time, we channeled each hack's unique voice -- and let them "write" their own entries
Accusations fly against celeb-loving organic bread company
Josh Eidelson
While employees say Amy's Bread is threatening them to keep mum, owner says anti-union meetings are "very friendly"
Why trolls spammed a college’s rape-reporting system
Lisa Wade
Because some people can't stand to have their privilege challenged, even a little
Lapham’s Quarterly: America needs better comedians
Lewis Lapham
Satire can provide an important check against power — but today's comics just aren't up to the job
Report: Half of all supermarket chicken harbors drug-resistant bacteria
Lindsay Abrams
A Consumer Reports investigation found potentially dangerous pathogens in nearly all of the chicken it tested
White House panel proposes sweeping NSA reforms
Julie Pace, Kimberly Dozier
A 300-page report recommends major changes to curb the surveillance state
In defense of “entitlements”
Shawn Gude
Republicans like Paul Ryan want to make "entitlements" a dirty word. Here's why we shouldn't let them
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