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Russia under fire for treatment of jailed Greenpeace activists
Lindsay Abrams
The country's tough stance on the "Arctic 30" is drawing international scrutiny
America is facing a hunger crisis
Richard Schiffman
Poverty rates have not gone down and hunger in our country may be at its highest levels since the Great Depression
Repugnant man defends repugnant team: Lanny Davis loves Redskins’ name!
Jim Newell
Who do you call to confront the president when he calls your sports team's name racist? Why, Lanny Davis, of course
Scalia: I believe in the devil
Elias Isquith
"What he’s doing now is getting people not to believe in him or in God. He’s much more successful that way"
My bunny ruined my sex life
Dave Good
After I took in an adorable stray, I learned a hard lesson in masculinity: Men can't like rabbits
“Star Wars” almost didn’t get made
David Thomson
The studio had low expectations for the epic that changed movies forever
The women who can’t have it all
Anna North
Author Alison Wolf on how equality has left some women out, and why she disagrees with Anne-Marie Slaughter
Blame diesel fumes for honeybee colony collapse
Joseph Stromberg
New research says pollution from the fuel impairs bees' ability to smell and detect food sources
Women in the Nazi killing fields
Wendy Lower
German women witnessed, helped and participated in the genocide
Teresa MacBain isn’t an excuse to bash atheists
MEGHAN FLORIAN
Harvard dismissed the Humanist Project director because she lied about her background, not because of her beliefs
Bill Ayers: I was Sarah Palin’s road kill
Bill Ayers
Years of attacks didn't prepare me for the charge that Obama was "palling around with terrorists" -- meaning me
Tea Party radicalism is misunderstood: Meet the “Newest Right”
Michael Lind
Our sense of the force currently paralyzing the government is full of misconceptions -- including what to call it
Killed over a movie ticket: How law enforcement hurts people with disabilities
Emily Shire
A man with Down syndrome died in a confrontation with police. Officers need better training before more people die
Why I said no to strippers
Tracy Clark-Flory
When my fiancé's bachelor party arose, I surprised myself by forbidding lap dances. I used to be a strip club queen
New Banksys pop up across New York as old ones are scrubbed
Hrag Vartanian
The secretive street artist's newest works have been spotted in the Lower East Side and Williamsburg
Our Founding Fathers included Islam
Denise Spellberg
Thomas Jefferson didn't just own a Quran -- he engaged with Islam and fought to ensure the rights of Muslims
The neuroscience of Facebook: It makes our brains happy
Matthew D. Lieberman
Our brains are wired to connect -- so it's no surprise we spend 56 billion minutes a month on the social network
White America says “Let the Fire Burn”
Andrew O'Hehir
What the Philadelphia firebombing of 1985 can tell us about the culture of white rage that led to the shutdown
“The Legend of Zelda” is classist, sexist and racist
Jon Hochschartner
The beloved game takes a dim view of workers, people of color and women
Phony balance, manufactured conflict: The media just confuses the truth
Thomas Patterson
By feasting on controversy and focusing on the trivial, the media misinforms us about policy and misserves us all
7 signs America has regressed — to the 19th century
RJ Eskow
Workers aren't unionized, and some pols are now advocating child labor. It's like the U.S. has gone back in time
Vigilantes patrolling Arizona border are more radical than ever
David Neiwert
Militia like the "Mountain Minutemen" are raising concern among humanitarian workers along the U.S. border
ALO: We have an open marriage
The Weekly Feed
The band on their newest album, giving in to their jam side and working with musicians outside the group
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