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GOP is “crazy and awful”: The Josh Barro Republicans are displeased
Josh Eidelson
As his party wallows in shame, a young, prominent GOPer tells Salon why it must lose much more in order to improve
Gitmo detainees take force-feeding to court
Natasha Lennard
Federal court will hear an appeal to end the practice, while an activist will be force-fed on court steps
Amnesty urges Egypt to stop detaining Syrians
Associated Press
Egypt has been returning refugees to their war-torn homeland
Right-wing nuts nab new way to sabotage Obamacare
David Dayen
Remember how the shutdown deal only gave the GOP "small" concessions? One low-profile component could prove costly
Eminem may be sober, but he’s still homophobic
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The star is back with a new track -- and more hateful lyrics
Dudebros mash their faces into women’s cleavage to raise money for breast cancer awareness
Katie McDonough
A group of men sexually harass women as a "joke" -- for charity!
Study: Food tastes sweeter when you’re in love
SHAUNACY FERRO
According to a series of experiments at the University of Singapore, love is pretty sweet
Here’s why Healthcare.gov broke down
Charles Ornstein
A useful roundup on the site's fundamentally flawed function and design
The right’s angry response to the House GOP’s collapse
Elias Isquith
The right is furious with the House GOP for folding on the debt ceiling and government shutdown
Family of killed Chechen accuses FBI of intimidation
Natasha Lennard
Unarmed Ibragim Todashev, friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, was shot dead. Now his friends and family are harassed
“Kill Your Darlings”: From Hogwarts to “Howl”
Andrew O'Hehir
Daniel Radcliffe makes a terrific Allen Ginsberg in this powerful true story of the early Beats and a 1944 murder
Lock your doors: Homebuilder confidence reaches 4-month low
LORRAINE WOELLERT
Economists blame rising interest rates and Washington's budget battle for the decline in U.S. homebuilder confidenc
South Dakota needs your pregnant cows
Lindsay Abrams
An early blizzard killed tens of thousands of cattle
Amazon and HTC developing phone for Prime subscribers
Tim Culpan
The e-commerce giant and mobile company have been in talks since June about introducing a new mobile handset
With House budget plan in shambles, Senate retakes the lead
Alan Fram
Senate leaders rush to forge a bipartisan compromise to raise the debt ceiling
GOP’s absurd final whimper: It’s all over but the crying
Brian Beutler
In the midst of this huge crisis, House Republicans waste everyone's time -- and see their plan Z go up in flames
I wrote an erotic novel under my grandma’s name
Lisa Gabriele
For the women in my family, sex was shameful. But when I wrote a book celebrating it, Grandma's name was perfect
Eleanor Catton is youngest-ever winner of Man Booker Prize
Jill Lawless
The 28-year-old won the prestigious fiction award for her novel "The Luminaries"
No, there isn’t a “New American Center”
Alex Pareene
NBC and Esquire discover the old American center: Mostly liberal white people who are scared of diversity
Boehner’s “a disaster,” Cruz an “intelligent fool,” and heroin should be legal: Barney Frank talks to Salon
Josh Eidelson
Former congressman Barney Frank slams ex-colleagues, questions banks' clout, and predicts how the shutdown will end
Daisy and Melinda Coleman: More victims came forward
Katie McDonough
"What is it going to take for them to do something?," asks the mother of the Maryville, Mo., teen
How fast food poverty costs America billions
Josh Eidelson
While fast food corporations reap vast fortunes, taxpayers finance $7 billion in public assistance for the workers
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