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Doris Lessing, Nobel Prize-winning novelist, dies at 94
Danica Kirka
The British writer is remembered for her "skepticism, fire and visionary power."
America’s angriest white men: Up close with racism, rage and Southern supremacy
Michael Kimmel
Up close with small-town white rage, with bitter, scary men who feel left behind by economic and cultural change
Thanks for nothing, Disney: Hollywood helped make the Tea Party
Neil Gross
Ronald Reagan, Barry Goldwater and the roots of modern conservatism were aided by an unlikely source — Hollywood
An MBA for stoners: Get ready for the next growth industry
Michelle Goodman
At a Seattle conference, clean-cut entrepreneurs look to get rich and stay legal. The "party bus" waits outside
Dani Shapiro: Self-doubt is a writer’s best friend
Jill Bialosky
How many books does a writer have in her? The best-selling novelist shares her life lessons
American manufacturing isn’t dead yet. In fact, it’s growing
SHOBHANA CHANDRA
Factory production rose more than forecast in October, even with the government shutdown.
Japan basically gives up on trying to reduce emissions
Lindsay Abrams
A "huge step backwards" in the fight against global warming
Ted Cruz and Koch brothers embroiled in shadowy Tea Party scheme
Josh Eidelson
Meet the right-wing group masquerading as a mainstream nonprofit -- but pushing extremist laws across the country
Is this the new David Duke?
Ryan Lenz
Matthew Heimbach, 22, is one of the white nationalist movement's youngest leaders -- and his star is on the rise
Baseball’s dopey war on drugs
Jack Moore
Steroids will continue to ruin MLB and other pro sports leagues as long as players are the only ones being targeted
Is this Oscar favorite the perfect depiction of 2013 Catholicism?
Daniel D'Addario
Steve Coogan and Sophie Kennedy Clark discuss "Philomena," the story of a Catholic woman at odds with the church
JPMorgan humiliates itself in front of all of Twitter
Jim Newell
An invitation to ask the vice chairman questions elicits quite a lot of excellent ones -- here are the best
Arizona prison horror: “Critically ill” inmates told to “pray” for healing
Josh Eidelson
“To say that I’m terrified would be an understatement. But I simply do not know what to do," one inmate writes
Bill O’Reilly is a transphobic bigot who is obsessed with sex
Katie McDonough
In yet another segment, O'Reilly's views about transgender young people reveal more about him than anything else
How not to help Haiyan’s victims
Lindsay Abrams
Don't send stuff, and make sure you know whom you're giving your money to
Twitter: Anthropology’s most useful tool
MIT Technology Review
The social media site is providing new insight into global patterns of human migration and demography
Writer Thomas Kiedrowski Provides a Glimpse Into Andy Warhol’s New York
Sponsored by Cole Haan
Writer Thomas Kiedrowski shares what inspired him to find the real Warhol in New York City's streets.
Could “braingasms” supplant meditation?
Ej Dickson
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response videos are fast becoming an ad hoc treatment for insomnia and anxiety
GOP is an anti-science party of nuts (sorry, Atlantic!)
Sean McElwee
Meet the newest false equivalence: The right and left are equally pro-science because ... nuclear power. Huh?
Wal-mart’s big green con: Environmentalists blast megastore, as workers strike
Josh Eidelson
Sierra Club bashes Wal-Mart's "proven track record of failure when it comes to the environment”
Goldman Sachs makes a bunch of promotions
Michael J. Moore
The fifth-largest US bank recently disclosed its now-biennial partner selections
Save the bees, save yourself
Colin Lecher
Bees are dropping like, um, flies. Open Tech Forever is trying to change that
The Clinton vs. Warren fantasy: Why progressives shouldn’t get distracted
Joan Walsh
Progressives are over-invested in using presidential primaries, not congressional races, to advance their agenda
John Boehner: House has “no intention” of taking up Senate’s immigration reform bill
Elias Isquith
The speaker of the House says Republicans are opposed to comprehensive rather than piecemeal reform
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