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James Franco’s next 8 book ideas
Prachi Gupta
The author's upcoming debut novel is a celebration of James Franco, just like everything else the actor does
The Republicans almost went insane: Santorum really could have beaten Romney
John Sides, Lynn Vavreck
It's frightening how close Rick Santorum really came to upending Mitt Romney
Elites’ strange plot to take over the world
Matt Stoller
A few decades ago, politicians hatched a Tom Friedman-esque idea to unite U.S. and Western Europe. Did it succeed?
Albino musicians aren’t a novelty act!
Brandi M. Green
Sly Stone says his all-albino band combats racism, but it just perpetuates stereotypes about people with albinism
Privatization fetishists resist reform, costing cities millions
Micah Uetricht
Proposed reform could add transparency and public input to such deals, but some like Rahm Emanuel aren’t interested
Judge finds ‘grotesque’ prosecutorial misconduct in Danziger Bridge shootings case
Joe Sexton
Neither The Justice Department or individual prosecutors cited by Judge Engelhardt have responded to his findings
Facebook launches advanced AI effort to find meaning in your posts
MIT Technology Review
A technique called deep learning could help the social media site understand its users and their data better
Why medicine will be more like Walmart
David Cutler
What health care will look like after the information technology revolution
New York bank executive accused of rape due in court
Associated Press
A New York City investment banker accused of raping a woman in the Hamptons faces arraignment Friday
Parents outraged over school’s slavery reenactment field trip
Katie McDonough
Connecticut parents and the state's African-American Affairs Commission call the field trip "emotional abuse"
Obama taps Goldman Sachs exec as Canada envoy
Michael Beckel
Bruce Heyman is the 20th elite fundraiser named to a diplomatic post this term
Millennials will not be regulated
Andrew Leonard
Can you hear that new California sound? It's the "sharing economy" marching relentlessly forward. You can't stop it
RIP, the middle class: 1946-2013
Edward McClelland
The 1 percent hollowed out the middle class and our industrial base. And Washington just let it happen
“Best pope ever”: Still pretty awful!
Katie McDonough
Pope Francis may be the best of the bunch, but that really isn't saying much
The racism in our brains
Neil Drumming
Fear of black men may be ingrained in white Americans' brains -- which could mean racism has scientific fixes
Who needs sex ed when you have Russian lit?
Prachi Gupta
A Russian official claims that Russian literature is "the best sex education that exists"
As Tom DeLay gets off, a Democrat sits in prison
Brad Friedman
While the former GOP leader evaded prison despite being convicted of a crime, ex-Gov. Don Siegelman wasn't so lucky
Americans’ view on U.S. economy drops to one-year low
BEN SCHENKEL
The gap between Americans with a positive and negative outlook widened amid an uneven housing market
BP strikes gas deal with Azerbaijan
Terry Macalister
The deal is worth billions, but has drawn fire for the Caspian state's poor human rights record
Assads fight rebel videos via Instagram in information war
NICOLE GAOUETTE
He visits patients in the hospital while his wife goes to soup kitchens
Confused Brazilian hackers tell NASA: “Stop spying on us”
Natasha Lennard
The online activists reportedly confused the space agency with the National Security Agency
GOP’s hot new plan to reach millennials: Moronic Web videos!
Jim Newell
How do you get young people to hate healthcare? Why, weird videos with clown versions of Uncle Sam, of course
10 ways religious groups steal public money
Valerie Tarico
Holy freeloading! Religion is big business, especially with the help of your tax dollars
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