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Memo to SEC: Make corporations disclose political contributions!
Susan Holmberg
Corporations are increasingly active in US politics, and their investors deserve to know where their money is going
Why did Norman Mailer write novels?
Allen Barra
He was hell-bent on writing great fiction, but his best work was his journalism
Sound, fury, cliché! Lazy pundits “double down” on “game-changing” “narratives”
Thomas Frank
Jon Stewart was right: From Fox News to NPR, pundits hurt the political debate by speaking in the same lazy clichés
Amazon’s porn censorship is inconsistent and unfair
Noah Berlatsky
Amazon bans self-published porn ebooks but lets conventional ones stay, even if their content's way more extreme
How the religious right won: Birth of the fundamentalists, in our modern times
Molly Worthen
As a historical phenomenon, fundamentalism is wholly modern. Its victories have come from decades of organizing
Make fatherhood a man’s choice!
Anna March
The burden of pregnancy will never be fair. Child support can be -- but men need to have a chance to opt out
Are urban green spaces doomed?
Jeff Turrentine
In cities like New York, pocket parks may be even harder to come by than affordable housing
Guilt, history and “Ender’s Game”
Andrew O'Hehir
The new movie version of Orson Scott Card's fable about sci-fi genocide offers surprising historical insight
How drug companies price patients out of survival
Michelle Chen
A landmark ruling against Novartis highlights practices that make healthcare unaffordable in developing countries
Why is it always a white guy: The roots of modern, violent rage
Michael Kimmel
The LAX shooter, once again, is reported to be a white male. Here's why they're always first to violence
The Godzilla of patent trolls attacks Google
Andrew Leonard
Message to the Department of Justice: Microsoft, Apple and Sony intend to screw up the smartphone market
Hillary Clinton on running for president: “I’m minded to do it”
Elias Isquith
A meaningless quip or a hint of what's to come?
DIY remote-controlled cockroach kits definitely not ethical, says PETA
Lindsay Abrams
A government-supported project to create cyborg insects -- for the sake of education -- creates controversy
Wal-Mart “borders on the ludicrous,” Rep. Conyers tells Salon
Josh Eidelson
"We’re up against the wall and they’re talking about...benefits in reducing the SNAP program," says Conyers
Is this meat’s most dangerous additive?
Martha Rosenberg
Ractopamine is believed to cause elevated heart rates -- and it's banned almost everywhere but the US
Bryan Fischer: US military is targeting evangelicals
Josh Glasstetter
The leader of the American Family Association fears his organization will be "neutralized by lethal force"
Atheist marriages may last longer than Christian ones
Valerie Tarico
Research suggests American divorce rates are highest among "Bible-believing" Christians
How the 1 percent always wins: Liberal washing is the right’s new favorite tactic
David Sirota
Here's why plutocrats control our politics: Corporate America knows both parties are up for sale
Single-payer healthcare vs. Obamacare
David Sirota
"Medicare for all" isn't perfect, but it does what the ACA can't: Guarantee better healthcare and a simpler system
What witches have to do with women’s health
Soraya Chemaly
Women used to be charged with witchcraft essentially for practicing medicine. We haven't come that far
Science nerds will love these 7 last-minute Halloween costumes
ROSEPASTORE
'Dark matter' never looked better
AT&T may explore Vodafone takeover as soon as next year
MATTHEW CAMPBELL, JEFFREY MCCRACKEN
A merger would create the world's largest telecommunications operator by sales
“The Returned”: Back from the dead — and not necessarily welcome
Neil Drumming
In this very European suspense series, dead loved ones return to their families with decidedly mixed results
The Halloween candy to avoid if you don’t want orangutans to die
Lindsay Abrams
These treats are all contributing to the rain forest's destruction
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