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The Pentagon’s $365 million mandate to indoctrinate our children
Ann Jones
How the Army is training 14-year-olds to <3 miltarism
Finally paying for Wal-Mart’s sins: Wage theft settlement yields millions
Josh Eidelson
Warehouse workers win payment after charging abuse and fraud -- as parallel Wal-Mart supply chain battles rage on
“Dreadful Deceit”: Race is a myth
Laura Miller
A historian argues that one of the defining elements of American culture is merely a "social fiction"
Big Oil could mean desolation for American treasure
Jeremy Miller
A rafting trip through Utah’s Desolation Canyon, a pristine wilderness that could be gobbled up for gas development
Richard Rodriguez: “New Atheism has a distinctly neo-colonial aspect”
Scott Timberg
Provocative thinker Richard Rodriguez challenges orthodoxy on religion, liberals and class, Pope Francis and more
White supremacy’s long shadow: Why the myth of “race” still haunts America
Jacqueline Jones
Decades removed from the lows of segregation, black America still struggles against its twisted logic
South Africa holds state funeral for Mandela
Christopher Torchia
"A great tree has fallen, he is now going home to rest with his forefathers," said a member of Mandela's family
Facebook released my messages from college
Molly McHugh
A friend's response to my drunken come-on went public, and Facebook staff weren't much help
Our old-timey addiction: Why we can’t get enough of century-old images
Henry Grabar
A new Facebook trend is all about catching a glimpse of the past
Timothy Leary’s liberation, and the CIA’s experiments! LSD’s amazing, psychedelic history
Richard J. Miller
The U.S. psychedelic drug scene was kickstarted by spies and spooks, just as much as Timothy Leary and Jerry Garcia
Mr. Limbaugh if you’re nasty: How right-wing mean media keeps conservatives on the fringe
Jeffrey M. Berry, Sarah Sobieraj
Outrage sells. Rush, Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity might make megabucks and have real influence, but there's a limit
Our sick gun fetish is destroying us: Tea Party fantasies kill kids
Richard Eskow
Newtown and Arapahoe shootings keep happening because there's big money in guns -- and outdated myths we must end
The right’s inequality canard: They botch history and economics
Sean McElwee
With President Obama talking about the scourge of low wages, conservatives are completely confused by the problem
Meet the 11 black female comics who just auditioned for “SNL”
Prachi Gupta
One of these women might join the cast in January
Watch this baby deer walk right up to a hunter and lick the barrel of his gun
Lindsay Abrams
Don't worry, he makes it out alive
Meet the abortion doctors who travel thousands of miles just to do their jobs
Katie McDonough
The quiet heroes who fight the good fight for reproductive justice by showing up to work every day
Appalachian community fights PETA over annual New Year’s “Possum Drop”
Lindsay Abrams
"If New York can drop a ball and Atlanta can drop a peach, then we can lower a possum"
Chinese scientists charged with stealing Monsanto’s secrets
Lindsay Abrams
The defendants are accused of attempting to send patented seeds back to China
Pussy Riot case up for review in Russia
Katie McDonough
Russia's Supreme Court has ordered a review of the case against the imprisoned members of the group
The Christian right wants civilization to collapse
Amanda Marcotte
The reason they're so obsessed with apocalypse? If they can't have the country, they don't want anyone else to
Honeymoon is over for gay couples in Australia
Allison Jackson
The High Court threw out a recent law legalizing gay marriage in the Australian Capital Territory
My critics have “income envy”: Ed Schultz unloads after backlash to his union quote
Josh Eidelson
Knocking "media wannabes," MSNBC host Ed Schultz addresses criticism of his response to alleged NBC union-busting
Global cancer cases on the rise
Jill Langlois
New data from the World Health Organization shows a marked increase from 2008 -- to the tune of millions
Your boss wants to be Nate Silver
Andrew Leonard
Employers are developing powerful new statistical tools to judge the value of workers. Here's why you should worry
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