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I left New York for Moscow
Emily Gould
Maybe it was Moscow, or new love, or loneliness, or not being in N.Y., but I became a slightly different person
The Newt Q&A: Ted Cruz should spend “more time being nice”
Josh Eidelson
Gingrich tells Salon that Cruz needs to be nicer, evaluates John Boehner, and elaborates on his Obama-Kenya remarks
Miley Cyrus doesn’t need your open letters
Roxane Gay
Miley's crystal clear on what she's doing. Why should we absolve her of responsibility?
10 nineties bands that deserve a second chance
Annie Zaleski
From the Mighty Mighty Bosstones to Tori Amos, these artists are worth a listen today for both old fans and new
Rush Limbaugh lies, says WIC program “not doing anybody any good”
Katie McDonough
Limbaugh, apparently, doesn't count close to 9 million women and children nationwide as "anybody"
Ole Miss football players shout homophobic slurs during “Laramie Project” performance
Katie McDonough
Matthew Shepard's mother called the homophobic outburst a "sad irony" that reminds us of how far we have to go
13 Anonymous members indicted on federal charges
Associated Press
The hackers face charges for suspected involvement in Operation Payback
Blackberry bust has Canada needing a new research driver
Greg Quinn
The tech giant was a national leader in R&D spending
How an infuriating shutdown double standard targets immigrants
Josh Eidelson
Agency deporting immigrants is running at almost full speed. The one reviewing appeals? Not so much
Shutdown jeopardizes nutrition program for poor
Michael Rubinkam
"What's going to happen to my baby?" asked one mother, as she fed her son formula bought with a WIC voucher
How America’s right wing helped Russia craft its anti-gay laws
Katie McDonough
National Organization for Marriage president Brian Brown met with lawmakers to shape Russia's anti-gay adoption ban
It’s finally official: Wendy Davis is running for Texas governor
Katie McDonough
The filibustering reproductive rights icon kicked off her campaign Thursday night
10 remarkably stupid comments from the right on the shutdown and Obamacare
Janet Allon
Ladies and gentlemen, Rick Perry: "Implementing affordable healthcare is a criminal act"
Republicans’ latest antics are repelling women
Joan Walsh
Amid the shutdown and attacks on contraception coverage, a new poll shows women see the GOP moving away from them
Exposed: The secret lives of swingers
Tracy Clark-Flory
An insider pulls the sheets back on this mysterious sexual subculture and offers tips for joining the fun
Adam Scott: “I wanted to be Ethan Hawke”
Daniel D'Addario
The actor on his early ambitions, how he made the turn to comedy, and his new movie, "A.C.O.D."
“Slapped, beaten, ridiculed”: A state everyone should fear
Natasha Lennard
Two Canadians, held without charge in Cairo for weeks, illustrate brutality and incoherence of Egyptian government
India probe on Wal-Mart lobbying inconclusive, document shows
ADI NARAYAN, ABHIJIT ROY CHOWDHURY
The Arkansas-based mega-retailer is accused of illegally lobbying in India
U.S. consumer confidence drops
BEN SCHENKEL
On shutdown day-four, a new report shows that consumer confidence has decreased to the lowest level since May.
How Ted Cruz is coordinating the (incoherent) conservative shutdown strategy
Alex Pareene
How a small group of hard-liners, activists and conservative media people ended up running the entire GOP
Service industries are growing slower than forecast
JEANNA SMIALEK
Experts say events of the next few days will impact confidence and sentiment for the rest of the year
Shutdown will cost many Americans their food
Josh Eidelson
With federal funds now being denied to food programs, GOP congressman tells Salon he's not familiar with the issue
GOP senators attack Ted Cruz
Elias Isquith
“It’s pretty evident it’s never been about a strategy – it’s been about him"
The oceans are deteriorating more quickly than we thought
Lindsay Abrams
"The next mass extinction may have already begun," warns a new report
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