Showing results for: group (page 1145)
Escape from “Saturday Night Live,” birth of “The Muppet Show”
Brian Jay Jones
Two of the most iconic shows of the '70s have an amazing, awkward linked history -- but needed each other to begin
Look at that puss! Scientists find world’s oldest face
Joseph Stromberg
A 419-million-year-old fish may upend our understanding of how vertebrates evolved
Ai Weiwei: My captors knew nothing about art
Barnaby Martin
The Chinese dissident and artist discusses China, imprisonment and not being beaten
Conservatives push secret deal to cut California pensions
Gary Cohn
If enacted, the proposed law would allow public employers to cut retirement benefits for those currently on the job
Millennial entitlement is a myth
Drew Foster
Their entitlement? Turns out that much-cited research on the uniqueness of 20-somethings doesn't actually exist
No, Ted Cruz didn’t help his political career this week
Jonathan Bernstein
Don't buy the hype that his antics helped his presidential prospects. His gambit brings with it serious risks
Stand up and fight, Mr. President!
Patrick L. Smith
The moment requires courage, conviction -- and presidential leadership. How will President Obama respond?
Del the Funky Homosapien: “You want a better world? Start working on it”
Prachi Gupta
The team behind "Deltron 3030: Event II" on Kanye, the NSA and following up their 2000 hit
Is surgically altering an autistic boy’s voice cruel or kind?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A controversial surgery to reduce screaming draws critics -- but the boy's doctor says it's to help him
Democratic senator warns of Civil War-level danger
Elias Isquith
"We are at one of the most dangerous points in our history"
Poll: Ted Cruz is your 2016 GOP front-runner
Elias Isquith
An amazing new poll shows the Tea Party darling leads Rand Paul, Chris Christie, Jeb Bush and others
Robots are starting to move like humans
MIT Technology Review
Tendon-driven systems mimic the mechanics of biology
WalMart sex-discrimination case has been a game changer
Nina Martin
The aftershocks Wal-Mart v. Dukes have been felt in many kinds of lawsuits beyond the employment field
Liberals’ unsung hero: Sherrod Brown explains how to win over Republicans
Josh Eidelson
Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown tells Salon how Democrats can win red states -- and details his vision for liberalism
Hypocritical NRA nuts obliterate the First Amendment
Paul Rosenberg
Gun freaks defend absolute free speech for a maniacal police chief — and then threaten those who oppose the NRA
Americans see government as focused on the rich
Elias Isquith
Poll finds Americans believe in pro-rich government bias
Miss World drama fueled by host country Indonesia
Margie Mason
Muslim hardliners have protested the pageant
Billionaires battle in private space race
Jonathan D. Salant, KATHLEEN MILLER
Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are among those vying to make their mark up there
I worked all week for free?!: The horrifying, true story of $0 paychecks
Josh Eidelson
The shocking, terrible tale involving deportation threats, Marco Rubio and a bunch of false promises
America’s creeping police state
Fred Branfman
We're already under full-time surveillance. Can the executive branch's ever-growing authoritarianism be stopped?
Poll: Most gun dealers favor background checks
Vince Beiser
More than 1,500 dealers, pawnshops and gunsmiths were surveyed across 43 states
5 reasons Al Shabaab militants attacked Kenya
Tristan McConnell
Struggling to make sense of the Nairobi shopping mall massacre? We've got you covered
Five resources for preventing an Acetaminophen overdose
Minhee Cho, Christie Thompson
Following an investigation into the dangers of Acetaminophen, here's some tips for how to protect yourself.
LexisNexis and other databases cyberattacked
Natasha Lennard
Three major databases reported attacks by data theft group
Page: 1145