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Stop saying it’s easy to come out!
Michael Bronski, Ann Pellegrini, Michael Amico
A few celebrities say they're gay and the media pretends coming out is now no big deal. They're completely wrong
Memo to Obama: Don’t negotiate with extortionists!
Robert Reich
GOP doesn't understand we don't repeal laws in this country by holding the entire government hostage
Chris Matthews Q&A: The right wants the president’s cojones!
Joan Walsh
Chris Matthews shares what the president told him after the first debate, and his secret Hillary Clinton “impulse”
GOP civil war rages on
Elias Isquith
Republican Rep. Devin Nunes blasts fellow Republicans: "Lemmings with suicide vests"
GOP shutdown tactics will cause “involuntary servitude,” union says
Josh Eidelson
Top federal workers' union blasts House GOP as immoral hostage-takers, and urges Obama not to lose his nerve
U.S. complicates definition of Syrian refugee
Theodoric Meyer
The CIA has started arming the Syrian rebels; meanwhile U.S. law's definition of terriorsit could apply to refugee
Chicago Index shows signs of U.S. manufacturing growth
JEANNA SMIALEK
The MNI Chicago Business barometer rose over two percent in September, a sign of growth
GOP’s fatal leadership failure: The real story behind the shutdown
Brian Beutler
There's still ample time to fund the government -- it's just a question of whether John Boehner wants to
The hackers are inside the building
Neal Ungerleider
A new video game is supposed to prevent hackers from breaking into company software
How a Wal-Mart “safety” scheme is dividing the Democratic Party
Josh Eidelson
While some Democrats back Wal-Mart's approach to Bangladesh building safety, others join unions in slamming it
As Middle East peace talks move along, so do the demolitions
Ben Lynfield
The Israeli government is destroying Palestinian homes
The IRS non-scandal won’t die, ever
Michael Winship
It's become another talking point, like Benghazi, that will live forever on the right
Bogus “he said-she said” reporting led to the shutdown
Joshua Holland
By taking GOP partisans at their word, the Beltway media helped cause this government pile up
Computer grading will destroy our schools
Benjamin Winterhalter
Feeding essays into a computer program tells students: No one cares what you have to say
How insurance companies calculate catastrophe
Joseph Stromberg
A look at the methods the industry uses to adapt to climate change, which portends more storms and greater risk
The hatemonger next door
Lauren M. Fox
From remote Montana, clean-cut Richard Spencer is trying to make white separatism respectable
Richard Dawkins: It’s insane that people still doubt Darwin
Richard Dawkins
In an excerpt from his new book, the famed atheist wonders what would have happened if Hitler's dad only sneezed
Rosalind Wiseman: “Hookup culture is just as confusing for boys”
Anna North
The "Mean Girls"-inspiring author has a new book on boys, and talks to Salon about sex, anger, and the "end of men"
Ronald Reagan’s shameful legacy: Violence, the homeless, mental illness
Dr. E. Fuller Torrey
As president and governor of California, the GOP icon led the worst policies on mental illness in generations
Inescapable, apocalyptic dread: The terrifying nuclear autumn of 1983
Alexander Zaitchik
It was the tensest, most dangerous part of the Cold War — and that autumn, grownups were as scared numb as we were
Someone just stabbed that man
Cheryl Strayed
As a country bumpkin from Minnesota, I wanted to be a tough New Yorker, but people told me I was just "too nice"
Stop calling alcohol “MommyJuice”: How liquor companies target women
Ann Dowsett Johnston
Booze has become pink, female-focused, fruity and sweet -- and it's creating a massive new health problem for women
Sartre’s “Situations” still matter
SANTIAGO RAMOS
Analyzing a collection of the philosopher's essays on study, writing and politics
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