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Edward Snowden’s unintended Internet revolution
Andrew Leonard
NSA revelations provoke sustained criticism of U.S. authority over cyberspace. Russia and China cheer
John Boehner makes his final move
Brian Beutler
This is probably the penultimate twist in the latest debt limit saga. A massive GOP retreat -- but a greedy one
German investor confidence rises to highest in three years
JANA RANDOW
This calls for a (German) beer.
Chevron v. Donziger is the $19 billion trial to watch
Lindsay Abrams
The oil company is seeking to avoid a major fine imposed for environmental damage caused in Ecuador
Bodies double as cash machines for some strapped Americans
VICTORIA STILWELL
Hair, breast milk and eggs are among the things people are selling to get by
Why naked pictures aren’t harmless
Soraya Chemaly
A frat flyer featuring naked women contributes to rape culture and objectification, and students are fighting back
Syria fighting rages despite major Muslim holiday
Karin Laub
More than 100,000 have died in the conflict
How Dems are winning the debt limit fight — and a GOP surrender
Brian Beutler
Senate leaders are finishing deal to raise debt limit entailing nothing Obama wouldn't willingly part with (UPDATE)
Counting my drinks
Kathleen Volk Miller
My mother and sister disappeared into the drink. I'm careful to watch myself -- except when I slip
What if the Tea Party overthrows John Boehner?
Elias Isquith
How far-right Republicans could go about doing it -- and why they probably won't
Zuckerberg, Gates back teaching coding in school
Jillian Goodman
Does every child need to learn computer science?
Steubenville redux? Anonymous targets town that forced out victim of alleged rape and her family
Katie McDonough
The hactivist collective has demanded the Maryville Police Department reopen Daisy Coleman's case
Missouri town harassed victim of alleged rape and her family until they fled
Katie McDonough
Despite solid evidence of a crime, an alleged rapist is never prosecuted. Then the small town turned on the victim
BPA exposure could increase the risk of miscarriage
Lindsay Abrams
A study found the chemical, found in plastics and canned food linings, could be dangerous for pregnant women
“Saturday Night Live” can’t seem to stop mocking gay men
Daniel D'Addario
"Boy Dance Party" is just the latest sketch to use straight actors playing gay as a lazy joke
Garment workers held boss captive until he paid promised bonus
Natasha Lennard
Bangladeshi workers on minimum wage held factory boss for over 18 hours after months of tense labor disputes
The impending GOP crackup: Will it be Hillary vs Jeb Bush vs Ted Cruz in 2016?
Paul Rosenberg
But when major parties split, it can bring havoc to both sides. If the Tea Party bolts, keep an eye on the liberals
Fox’s trivializing, dismissive take on the offensive Redskins name
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Fox News compares the name controversy to cute animal stories. But they're on the wrong side of history
“The Walking Dead”: A gory lesson in human resilience
Neil Drumming
Everyone's been changed by what they've seen and done -- but somehow, they still want to rebuild
Senate negotiations over shutdown, debt ceiling falter
Donna Cassatta
The debt ceiling deadline is Thursday, but a deal remains elusive
Israel’s other anti-Arab purge
Max Blumenthal
A trip through the Negev desert leads to the heart of a national nightmare
New Gitmo cruelty revealed
Natasha Lennard
The detainee hunger strike was reportedly broken through harsh treatment, isolation
10 worst reactions to Bob Costas declaring Redskins name an “insult” and “a slur”
Prachi Gupta
The NBC sports commentator angered some when he called for the Washington football team to change its name
Very sneaky, Walmart: How the mega-retailer rolled back California regulations
Josh Eidelson
Labor, environmental, and political leaders cry foul as Calif. Democrats curtail landmark environmental law
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