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The left-wing activist who became a Tea Partyer
Andrew O'Hehir
Brandon Darby went from anarchist to FBI informant and Breitbart protégé. A new movie tries to solve the riddle
Secret Koch-backed group spent $250m in 2012
Natasha Lennard
A little known funding group spent millions to alter policy in conservative directions
City of Cleveland to victim of anti-gay violence: Stop calling the police so much
Katie McDonough
The city sent a letter to a gay bar owner telling him his calls for police assistance are an "undue burden"
FLOTUS would like you to drink more plain water
Darlene Superville
First Lady Michelle Obama's message to the country: "Drink up"
Public universities ramp up aid for the wealthy, leaving the poor behind
Marian Wang
Many schools aren't living up to the ideals they proclaim
The Light Maker: Jason Peters
Sponsored by Hendrick's Gin
Light artist Jason Peters illuminates viewers on the patterns that make their lives seem normal -- or do they?
Why we watch shows we hate
Neil Drumming
What keeps me watching "Sons of Anarchy," or any show, after it's ceased to satisfy? And when is it time to stop?
Dixie Outfitters is still fighting the Civil War
Alan Levinovitz
A Yankee tries very hard to understand the South's lingering fixation with the Confederacy
The “Monsanto Protection Act” gets extended
Natasha Lennard
The controversial biotech rider, which sneaked into law, remains in three-month spending bill extension
Texas is editing the science out of our textbooks
Lindsay Abrams
A new school year means new objections to evolution and climate change
Bucking the trend of unemployment among baby boomers
KASIA KLIMASINSKA
Finding employment for older workers is an uphill struggle, but some employers are pushing against the current bias
Public universities ramp up aid for the wealthy
Marian Wang
State colleges are increasingly mimicking private institutions by using financial aid to further their own goals
Fast food restaurants don’t need to pay starvation wages
Steven Rosenfeld
Why In N Out Burger is far more attractive than McDonalds
Country singer Vince Gill slams Westboro Baptist protesters
Katie McDonough
"Are any of you guys Phelpses? Or are you guys like the C team?" Gill asks the group
The jerks got away with it! 5 years after economic collapse, they’re still smiling
David Dayen
Five years ago this week, titans of finance wrecked the American economy. Here's why they're still happy as ever
Sept. 11 secrets: The amazing life — and death — of an Internet pioneer on Flight 11
Molly Knight Raskin
A plane that struck the Trade Center carried one of the Web's geniuses, who may have been the day's first casualty
Take that, D.C. gasbags!: How angry Americans may stop a disaster
David Sirota
As the Beltway wise men all lined up behind a war, the people spoke loudly against it -- and humiliated the elites
Political polarization affects economic views
Michelle Jamrisko
Increasingly partisan politics makes it difficult for consumers to separate views on the economy from the pundits'
NSA spying disclosures could cost companies billions
Allan Holmes
The possiblity of the NSA hacking U.S. technology could reduce overseas trust and sales
Wisconsin libertarians embrace solar power
MIDWEST ENERGY NEWS
The Libertarians’ stamp of approval could help change the state's long-polarized energy debate
Where to find the country’s dirtiest power plants
Lindsay Abrams
If the worst offenders were a country, they'd be the world's seventh-largest emitter of C02
Cory Booker and the muddled line between politics and tech
Sharmin Kent
Booker is stepping down from start-up #waywire, leaving questions
Manufacturing jobs: Millennials aren’t into that
Lisa N. Alexander
US manufacturers scratch their heads as the construction industry booms and workers are in short supply
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