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Digital music nirvana. Finally!
Andrew Leonard
Sonos sent me an amazing wireless stereo system to review. Wild horses won't drag it away
G20 protesters draw attention to Russia’s anti-gay law
Associated Press
The rally was peaceful despite hundreds of police in riot gear
The Magic Man: Prakash Puru
Sponsored by Hendrick's Gin
Prakash is the country’s leading close-up magician, bringing sleight of hand and "mentalism" to awed audiences
Why didn’t I self-publish?
Cary Tennis
I could have published this work myself, but I petered out and let myself down -- or did I?
Texas is home to more than 100 state-funded crisis pregnancy centers
Katie McDonough
While a new law threatens to shutter all but six abortion providers, anti-choice counseling centers proliferate
MDMA isn’t the enemy
Anonymous
Yes, the drug has risks -- but it's possible to use it responsibly. And dance culture is about so much more
Indian author who escaped Taliban 18 years ago shot dead
Prachi Gupta
The movie "Escape from Taliban" was based on Sushmita Banerjee's memoir. Police suspect the Taliban killed her.
Wal-Mart workers in 15 cities protest over minimum wage
Natasha Lennard
Protesters in New York, Washington state are arrested as hundreds demonstrate around the country
10 weirdest right-wing Christian conspiracy theories
Amanda Marcotte
Fundamentalist Christianity is crawling with conspiracy theories, urban legends, and just plain bizarre beliefs
Up next: The administration’s pivot to Africa
Nick Turse
The startling size, scope, and growth of U.S. military operations on the African continent
College students cheer sex abuse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A freshman week chant shows how deep rape culture goes
PETA’s trolling hurts animals
Erika Nicole Kendall
Their offensive ads make people take real animal cruelty less seriously
“Wire” actor on his famous catchphrase: “I still say it”
David Sirota
Isiah Whitlock Jr. on his new show, typecasting and the profanity his character Clay Davis made famous
Hacker rivalry heats up over Syria
Natasha Lennard
The Syrian Electronic Army, following attacks on Western news sites, denies it took a serious hit from Anonymous
Albuquerque becomes latest abortion battleground
Katie McDonough
Reproductive rights opponents, aided by out-of-state groups, have descended on Albuquerque
Pope: Abandon “futile” military Syria solution
Associated Press
Pope Francis urged G-20 leaders to reach a peaceful solution to end the conflict in Syria
Climate change is cleaving the GOP in two
Geoff Dembicki
An emerging faction of Republicans thinks the party should adopt a British Columbia-style tax on carbon
Police investigating Craigslist ad seeking “house MILF”
Audra Schroeder
Ten University of Vermont students allegedly sought an older woman to cook them meals in exchange for "hot sex"
Naomi Klein: Big Green is in denial
Jason Mark
The "No Logo" author explains how environmentalists may be more damaging to their cause than climate change deniers
“The League” creator: “Most sitcoms are not very good”
Prachi Gupta
Jeff and Jackie Schaffer discuss their writing process and reveal some plot twists in the comedy's upcoming season
GOP’s heartless new scheme to prevent uninsured from getting care
Brian Beutler
Salon analysis shows GOP is targeting states with most uninsured, and bogging down their Obamacare implementation
No one cares what Rumsfelds or Cheneys think about Syria!
Joan Walsh
Liz Cheney bashes Obama’s “amateurish” Syria plan, while Rummy calls him “feckless.” Their opinions are meaningless
Animal rights group calls for tighter regulation of online pet market
Rebecca Smithers
Pet classified websites host a range of shady practices, from selling illegal breeds to trading puppies for iPhones
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