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France wants to punish sex worker clients
Sylvie Corbet
Europe is paying attention as the country seeks to protect the prostitute
10 worst right-wing moments of the week — “abolitionist porn” edition
Janet Allon
A former National Review writer assesses "12 Years a Slave," while Rush compares filibuster rule changes to rape
John Boehner: Obamacare’s new best friend
Brian Beutler
By talking about his own premiums, the House speaker inadvertently reveals the new program's many benefits. Oops!
Obama debates protestors at immigration rally
Elias Isquith
Young protestors at an Obama immigration rally demand the president halt all deportations
Undercover activist who exposed animal cruelty is cited for animal cruelty
Lindsay Abrams
If convicted, the whistleblower faces up to 18 months in prison
Heritage Action makes opposition to Yellen a “key vote”
Elias Isquith
The influential political arm of the Heritage Foundation urges lawmakers to vote against Janet Yellen
How a toy company got the Beastie Boys wrong
Mary Elizabeth Williams
GoldieBlox and the Beastie Boys battle it out over sexism and the rap classic "Girls"
Wal-Mart’s new controversy: Taps head of scandal-ridden division as new CEO
Josh Eidelson
Current head of Walmart International, which drew ugly headlines over alleged bribery, will soon run entire company
The Macy’s Parade’s animal cruelty problem
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In the wake of "Blackfish's" revelations, a SeaWorld float is challenged
Exclusive: Celeb-loving organic bread company charged with abuse
Josh Eidelson
Amy's Bread enjoys pristine image, claims it has a celeb clientele -- but workers describe a dark, horrifying truth
Peek inside your own brain! The rise of DIY neuroscience
Peter Hildebrand
New gadgets let you study roach neurons or give yourself lucid dreams. But they might be risky
Right-wing extremists face new moral conundrum
Brian Beutler
When Healthcare.gov actually starts working, GOP will have to choose between politics or their constituents' health
GOP establishment donors target Tea Party congressman
Elias Isquith
Seven big-time GOP donors send letter urging others to support a Tea Party congressman's more moderate challenger
The roughest event on the football calendar
Nicholas Dawidoff
Every year the world's best prospects gather at the Combine to try out. Many will never put on an NFL uniform
The wrongheaded obsession with “vanishing” indigenous peoples
Elissa Washuta
Photographer Jimmy Nelson is just the latest artist to act like indigenous groups are about to die out
The history of the left-right divide: A centuries-old argument defines our politics, and offers a way forward
Yuval Levin
The modern divide between liberals and conservatives dates back to Burke and Paine. But there's also common ground
Progressivism’s great failure: The rise and fall of the Working Families Party
Ari Paul
Despite noble aims, WFP has never coalesced as legitimate advocate for the interests of the labor movement (UPDATE)
Your favorite food vendor could get arrested
Miriam Berger
Food cart proprietors face fines and arrests just for selling snacks -- but they're fighting back
What’s next for broken schools? Keep the charter schools out!
Henry Grabar
Philadelphia, Chicago and other cities have empty schools. What we do with them is a growing and important debate
Science proves Louis C.K. is right!
Paul Bloom
New studies show the "equality bias" in kids turns out to be a lot like a famous Louis CK joke about kids and toys
California assisted living facilities face $1 million in unpaid fines
A.C. Thompson
A single home in Shasta County operating without a license has accrued $250,000 in penalties alone
Internet access won’t fix inequality
Aaron Sankin
With many predominantly poor Web users relying solely on smartphones, the digital divide has never been greater
Noam Chomsky: America is a terrified country
Catherine Komp
The philosopher on the violence we wage abroad, the income inequality we face at home and where we go from here
Reform the New York Times! Media must stop protecting companies tied to Chinese corruption
Patrick L. Smith
U.S. corporations are complicit in Chinese corruption. Why are our newspapers so afraid to report the truth
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