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House to vote on gutting Obamacare
Associated Press
As part of temporary funding bill, GOP Reps. take aim at healthcare reform
Shall we play a game?: The rise of the military-entertainment complex
Corey Mead
The Army wants you to play video games: For decades, the military has been financing, inventing and perfecting them
San Francisco’s once-blighted street reborn as tech hub
Dan Levy
Rising rents are pushing tech companies to the impoverished Central Market
U.S. secret court upholds NSA phone-records spying
Laurie Asseo, Chris Strohm
The court just released the July ruling. Does the NSA then know you're reading this?
Cyberattacks pose growing danger to financial system
JESSE HAMILTON
Regulators warn that a rising reliance on commuter products means more windows left open for cyberhackers
Psychiatry and mental illness: Has science gone too far?
Esmé Weijun Wang
Some say a biological revolution is coming -- but some diseases may be easier to diagnose in the lab than others
5 ways to stop food companies from profiting off a devastating ingredient
April M. Short
Huge corporate palm oil plantations are the cause of so many ills -- and it's something we can fix.
The assassination of an atheist
Greta Christina
For over two decades, Dr. Narendra Dabholkar worked to overcome superstition in India. And it cost him his life
A turf war between Coke and Pepsi shows that neither is the “good” company
Jodie Gummow
A fight over 'pouring rights' made 'killer Coke' out to be the bad guy, but Pepsi doesn't look so hot either
Is “Dads” creator Seth MacFarlane the most offensive man in show business?
Daniel D'Addario
After his "morally wrong" series premieres, is MacFarlane the problem, or the ecosystem that allows him to thrive?
Diane Ravitch: Testing and vouchers hurt our schools. Here’s what works
Sara Scribner
Education reformers have it all wrong, Diane Ravitch tells Salon, and keep pushing policies that make schools worse
“I scared the crap out of them!”: Alan Grayson details how to work with the GOP
David Dayen
Congressman Alan Grayson tells Salon how he handles the right, and how America has created "stealth socialism"
“Thanks for Sharing”: Sex addicts of the world, unite!
Andrew O'Hehir
Mark Ruffalo, Gwyneth Paltrow and Tim Robbins star in a soapy, compelling fable of compulsive horndogs in recovery
Junot Díaz: “Orson Scott Card is a cretinous fool”
Jacob Sugarman
The Pulitzer winner on publishing's retrograde politics, and how little we really know about our favorite authors
Flooded Colorado’s worries turn to chemical contamination and disease
Lindsay Abrams
New dangers may be posed by fracking chemicals and West Nile virus
MIT researchers unveil a smarter way to 3-D print
SAMMY MEDINA
FLOTUS wants you to drink more water
MARK LECHEVALLIER
Michelle Obama moves on to a new health campaign
The sharing economy muscles up
Andrew Leonard
Message from L.A.'s Silver Lake: Don't underestimate the political power of mobilized Airbnb fans
New York Times legitimizes anti-choice propaganda
Katie McDonough
NYT report presents claims of anti-choice activists as a scientific counterpoint to medical facts on fetal pain
Progressive group aims to oust Orson Scott Card from new position at UNC
Prachi Gupta
The homophobic writer, now a board member of UNC-TV, in May compared President Obama to Adolf Hitler
Aging boomers befuddle global marketers eying $15 trillion prize
MATTHEW BOYLE
Why companies have failed to hit the sweet spot in the race to develop products for the 'silver shoppers' market
The right’s self-defeating new business scheme
Alex Pareene
The "Shutdown Obamacare!" strategy conservatives are pushing may be political suicide, but it's great for donations
After “Lean In,” the road to workplace equality
Debora L. Spar
The sexes work differently, Barnard's president argues, and women can benefit from understanding how
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