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The other Gitmo: U.S. holding dozens without charge in Bagram
Natasha Lennard
The detention center, handed over to Afghan authorities, still holds foreign detainees captured by U.S. forces
Medical marijuana businesses look to “color inside the lines”
Matt Volz
Medical pot sellers worried that federal agents will close them down now have a roadmap to avoid prosecution
Putin on Syria: “We have our plans”
Associated Press
The Russian president says he hasn't excluded possibility of back a U.N. resolution on punitive military strikes
Hunger boosts support for welfare programs
Tom Jacobs
New research shows that people judge welfare recipients very differently depending on whether they've eaten lunch
Vietnam bans doing pretty much anything online
Kevin Collier
The country's infamous Decree 72, criminalizing a wide, vague set of activities on the Web, went into effect Sunday
The James Franco roast’s homophobia problem
Neil Drumming
All the jokes about Franco's sexuality weren't surprising (such humor's all too common). But they sure were lazy
Black Twitter’s not just a group — it’s a movement
Kwame Opam
Mainstream media often miss that it's about more than the race of whoever's tweeting -- it's about a shared mission
Obama wins House leaders’ support on Syria
Associated Press
President now confident he'll get Congressional go ahead to launch strikes
GOP’s sabotage fetish: Can an honest Syria debate occur?
Joan Walsh
Obama was right to bring a vote to Congress before intervening in Syria. But a worst-case scenario could greet him
Randall Kennedy: In praise of affirmative action
Randall Kennedy
Affirmative action helped me attend Yale Law and teach at Harvard. I do not feel belittled by this
We need a Moore’s Law for medicine
ANTONIO REGALADO
Technology is the primary cause of our skyrocketing health-care costs. It could also be the cure.
Slaughter of Yellowstone wolves threatens broader renaissance
MIKE DI PAOLA
Wolves have helped revive songbird, beaver and bear populations, so why are they delisting this endangered species?
Coal industry, Hill allies target fine print of Obama climate plan
Kristen Lombardi
New regulations could close as many as 500 coal plants
Your exfoliating cream is destroying the environment
Susan Freinkel
Microbeads, found in many cosmetics, are the latest addition to the marine plastics problem
The right’s toxic back-to-school disaster
Brittney Cooper
As students return this week, there will be teacher jobs cut and mass shootings unaddressed. Here's the big problem
Raising my gender creative son
Lori Duron
At three, he loved cross-dressing and hated the color blue. My husband and I had a steep learning curve
It really does take a village: How Memphis is fixing healthcare
Alex Halperin
One hospital and hundreds of churches race to heal America's most impoverished city -- and save money too
The Internet’s next victim: Advertising
Andrew Leonard
What the story of AdBlock Plus tells us: The online economy is broken, and won't be easy to fix
Give Tyler James Williams a show!
Neil Drumming
Williams went from Chris Rock's younger self to an excellent turn on "Go On." He's off-air now, but not forgotten
Senseless bureaucracy is killing organized labor
Michael Winship
Labor journalist Mike Elk on the fast-food worker strikes -- and how we should best commemorate Labor Day
No password is safe from new breed of cracking software
Curt Hopkins
The free password-cracking and -recovery tool oclHashcat-plus runs at 8 million guesses per second
I lived “Breaking Bad”
Greg Fulton
The show introduced viewers to the euphoria and destruction of meth. Nobody needed to tell me
Assad: Syria “capable of confronting any external aggression”
Albert Aji, Karin Laub
Assad projected confidence on Sunday as Obama predicted he will obtain congressional backing for military action
Massive marine protected area is an even bigger sham
CHRISTOPHER PALA
Kiribati boasts one of the world's largest no-fishing reserves, but its marine life is anything but safe
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