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I hate my amazing life
Cary Tennis
I have love, a great job, a beautiful farm, even a horse -- but I want to throw it all away. Why?
How the right blew a huge story about Obamacare and unions
Brian Beutler
Normally, conservatives regard a bad day for unions as cause for celebration -- but not when it comes to Obamacare
U.S. manufacturing hits six month high
Michelle Jamrisko
August's industrial production output rose 0.4 percent -- the highest in 6 months -- after making no gains in July
No more debt!: The new plan to destroy tuition and loans
David Sirota
A new system would get rid of college debt, by making some schools free -- with a novel way to pay it forward
Arkansas school district bans three students from returning to class because they may be HIV-positive
Katie McDonough
Forcing a family to prove their children's HIV status is "unlawful and immoral," says a local advocacy group
New York putting $1 billion towards clean energy
THE CLIMATE GROUP
Initiative aims to double the amount of private capital available to grow clean energy markets
U.N. report: Convincing evidence of chemical weapons use in Syria
Associated Press
It's the first confirmation by scientific experts
Why Larry Summers was not too big to fail
Joan Walsh
Five years after the Wall Street crash, an unapologetic deregulation fan (and Citigroup consultant!) pays a price
The inside story of secret White House cliques
Richard Wolffe
How personal and spiritual splits divide President Obama's team -- and expose his internal contradictions
Didion on 9/11: How many times can America lose its innocence?
Jon Wiener
The author critiqued American patriotism when no one wanted to hear it
I attract female bullies
Cary Tennis
Since I was a child, I've been bullied by women. They seem to seek me out. Is it me?
Inside the conservative brain: What explains their wiring?
Avi Tuschman
Neuroscience can help us understand the strangest of birds: The modern conservative. They really do think different
Bill McKibben: “Being green won’t solve the problem”
Lindsay Abrams
The writer-turned-activist on leading the leaderless climate movement
Ditto boys: An elite Christian education
Jeff Sharlet
Take a tour of Westmont, a feeder school for the next generation of religious right leaders
David Brooks is constantly wrong
Andrew J. Bacevich
Takes a lot to be the voice on the New York Times op-ed page most consistently wrong about war in the Middle East!
The Tea Party’s inspiration: A tax revolt that destroyed California
Michael Stewart Foley
An anti-tax referendum in California started the "mad as hell" brigade -- and led to the current faux-populists
Is war with Iran inevitable?
Michael Axworthy
Last time Obama tried to engage Iran, it led to the regime's most serious popular crisis. Time to try again
Home-schooling: You’re doing it too!
Andrew O'Hehir
The home-school trend is just an extension of what "regular" parents are already doing. Can't we all get along?
Young mothers drink more energy drinks than any other group
Sarah Sloat
Teenage males, not surprisingly, are next biggest consumers
Why female potheads still feel ashamed
Hayley Krischer
Many men are open about their weed use, but women risk getting judged
Richard Dawkins steps in it again
Haroon Moghul
Whether talking about pedophilia or Muslims, the famed atheist can't seem to avoid controversy
Mann and Ornstein: “Brighter future for politics and policy requires a different Republican Party”
Thomas E. Mann, Norman J. Ornstein
The Republicans have become a party beholden to zealots -- with little respect for science, facts or compromise
Cryptographers have an ethics problem
ANTONIO REGALADO
NSA code-breakers are in clear violation of their own profession's code of conduct
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