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Steve Jobs is still dead
Andrew Leonard
Insanely normal: Apple announces new and improved iPhones, now available in colorful plastic!
No, we don’t need more Murdochs and Trumps!
Michael Lind
Arguing that cities should attract more billionaires to increase their tax base ignores what made cities great
How the right plays with murder: The antiabortion movement’s cycle of violence
Jill Filipovic
Antiabortion activists in Albuquerque are using the same rhetoric and tactics that led to Dr. Tiller's killing
AFL-CIO slams Prison Industrial Complex
Natasha Lennard
The federation of unions passes resolutions pledging to support alt-labor, oppose mass incarceration
Booker Prize finalists announced
Jill Lawless
Jhumpa Lahiri and Colm Toibin are among the six finalists for the prestigious award
Good riddance, plutocrats! Demolishing the 1 percent’s class war
David Sirota
Michael Bloomberg's exit and Mitt Romney's defeat offer a fresh new chance for the rest of us to take over America
You heard me: Rush Limbaugh is “a racist troll”
Joan Walsh
Mediaite and Politico think my saying that is news. Have they missed his 40 years of shameful racial stereotyping?
7 instances of right-wing lunacy — just this week
Janet Allon
You know it's been another banner week for conservatives when Glenn Beck's rantings barely crack the list
Disgraced Wall Street CEOs are living large
Alison Fitzgerald
They wrecked havoc on the world financial system. Now they're living in luxurious exile
De Blasio, I guess: The Pareene Endorsements™
Alex Pareene
A New York City primary election voters' guide for the only moderately informed
America’s next great black leader
Brittney Cooper
It's time for black women to lead us, starting with NAACP president. Here's next generation of candidates (UPDATED)
Unemployment numbers are falling: Should we be worried?
Rich Miller
The numbers went down for a variety of reasons, and it might create issues for the Federal Reserve
Apple’s secret history explains why the next iPhone will be in color
Mark Wilson
Do you remember those candy colored iMacs?
European Union would support Syria attack, but there’s a catch
Mark Sappenfield
The European body needs to see a U.N. report
Why Bloomberg snapped: The real reason he must hate de Blasio
Blake Zeff
For years his political power and cash helped prevent a sustained attack on his legacy. This time he's powerless
Inside an outpatient rehab clinic, allegations of kickbacks and shoddy care
Jake Bernstein
A New York clinic highlights a quiet national scandal
In Jamaica, a twist on wine tours for pot connoisseurs
DAVID McFADDEN
In Jamaica, pot tourists can sample such strains as "purple kush" and "pineapple skunk"
Must-see morning clip: Charlie Rose interviews Bashar Assad
Prachi Gupta
The Syrian president denies the use of chemical weapons but says to "expect everything" if the U.S. strikes
California city welcomes doomsday survivalists
Sarah Parvini
"The world is taking a change," one man said. "I want to be prepared. I want my family to survive."
Tipping breeds indentured servitude
Ian Svenonius
Karma jars and other gratuities reinforce an exploitative labor system that pays its workers subhuman wages
American Chemistry Council pushes to dilute toxin laws
Ronnie Greene
From that to state, the well-funded trade association presses for favorable regulation
Coming out about spanking
Jason Webb
For most of my life, I felt nothing but guilt and shame for my fetish. Then I told Emily -- and everything changed
Living near an airport could be toxic
Michael Behar
Environmentalists and parents worry that the lead in aviation gasoline could be harming children
Who is responsible for the chemical attack in Syria?
Zeina Karam, Kimberly Dozier
The U.S. insists Bashar Assad committed the attack, but has offered no evidence to the public
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