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Okkervil River’s Will Sheff: I wish someone had told a nerdy teen that someday being smart would be cool!
Will Sheff as told to David Daley
Trust Me on This: It wasn't until college that I realized being smart was a good thing -- and that people liked it
“Almost Human” co-creator: “I want to tell of a more hopeful future, where it’s still not too late”
Neil Drumming
J.H. Wyman talks to Salon about dystopia, Philip K. Dick and creating a robot who doesn't want to be human
Developing countries push for climate change “reparations”
Lindsay Abrams
Should the industrialized nations most responsible for global warming compensate those now suffering its effects?
Elizabeth Warren urges expansion of Social Security
Elias Isquith
Going against the conventional wisdom, the MA senator endorses increasing Social Security benefits
Taxonomic chaos averted as “supreme court for animal names” receives financial bailout
Lindsay Abrams
The International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature settles disputes over the naming of species
BREAKING: Wal-Mart faces warehouse horror allegations and federal Labor Board complaint
Josh Eidelson
Union-backed groups mount new strikes, announce a potential federal complaint, and promise a big Black Friday
Wal-Mart asks employees to donate food to their co-workers for Thanksgiving
Elias Isquith
Many note that such acts of kindness would not be necessary if Wal-Mart paid a living wage
Texas campus group launches undocumented immigrant “sting”
Jenny Kutner
Updated: The Young Conservatives of Texas didn't think their affirmative action bake sale went over well enough
The last thing Antarctica needs is an active volcano
Lindsay Abrams
Guess what was discovered beneath the continent's massive ice sheet?
Hip-hop doesn’t need another white savior
Feminista Jones
Lily Allen acts like hip-hop needs her feminist critique -- but the genre already has major black feminist voices
Jeremy Hammond: Stung or entrapped?
Natasha Lennard
The case of the Stratfor hacker raises troubling questions about FBI's involvement in catching or creating crime
Sheldon Adelson gears up to battle Internet gambling
Elias Isquith
The major GOP donor and billionaire casino mogul readies to fight a practice his competitors have embraced
10 worst right-wing statements of the week — donut paranoia edition
Janet Allon
Rand Paul is convinced Obamafascists are coming for our favorite pastries, and that's just the start
Report: China will be world leader in clean energy by 2035
THE CLIMATE GROUP
The country is predicted to generate more renewable power than the US, EU, and Japan combined
BREAKING: Truckers who haul for Wal-Mart and Forever 21 plan surprise strikes today
Josh Eidelson
Exclusive: Hundreds of workers will defy vengeful companies and laws that deny they're even employees
David beats Goliath!: How the little guy beat the mega-corporation
Sally Kohn
The inspiring story of how Target was forced to reckon with the best interests of workers and communities
McDonald’s bogus charity image: Who’s really funding the Ronald McDonald Houses?
Deena Shanker
Ordinary McDonald's customers actually give more to the charity than the fast food giant does, says a new report
“Just Babies”: Is morality hard-wired?
Laura Miller
A new book seeks the roots of right and wrong in the study of infants as young as 3 months
If you like “The Walking Dead,” you’ll love this addictive comic
Mark Peters
"Walking Dead" author Robert Kirkman's series "Invincible" tells a fun, scary story that's better than the show
Lay off my daughter’s ADHD
Mary Beth Holcomb
It's easy to claim the disorder isn't real. But it's harder to find out you're wrong
Human rights activists struggle to fight Russia’s anti-gay law
David Crary
Campaigns against the country's ban on "gay propaganda" are targeting Olympic sponsors
Femen protestors go topless to disrupt anti-abortion rally in Madrid
Associated Press
The five women were attacked with red spray paint by the crowd
Meet the Catholic extremists who could shatter the church
Katie Engelhart
The Society of St. Pius X has a past of Fascist sympathy and worse. Pope Francis might welcome it back to the flock
My kid could be a pundit!
Matthew Hertenstein
Americans are so ignorant of basic civics that our political decisions depend on basic mental shortcuts
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