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Cancer research in crisis: Are the drugs we count on based on bad science?
Jalees Rehman
A paper finding that important experiments can't be reproduced suggests new drugs could be based on bad science
California’s Rim Fire is good for the ecosystem
Chad Hanson
Despite reporting to the contrary, the blaze is a natural part of the fire regimes in the Sierra Nevada forests
Get ready for the rebirth of vanished species
M.R. O'Connor
Scientists are getting close to bringing species back from extinction. It creates a whole new set of questions
Who are you calling short?
Anya Hoffman
At 4'11", I've spent years feeling exposed and vulnerable. But eventually I stopped letting my height define me
Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan: “We’re in a fight to get people engaged”
David Daley
Talking decades of music with Mac McCaughan, who does not hate it, no matter the name of Superchunk's new album
“Your fatwa does not apply here”: Muslim artists battle fundamentalism
Karima Bennoune
Muslim playwrights, musicians and artists are battling for free expression -- and some pay with their lives
Artist who painted Putin in lingerie seeking asylum in France
Allison Jackson
Konstantin Altunin fled to Paris after police seized his racy painting of the Russian president and prime minister
Anti-gay groups mount attacks in Ukraine
Christopher J. Miller
A rising wave of homophobia is spilling over from neighboring Russia where gay "propaganda" was recently banned
The aporkalypse is coming
Deena Shanker
A Chinese company has made a bid for America's biggest pork producer, and its big problems could get way bigger
Can this man save Obama’s legacy?
Ross Barkan
Steve Israel's working to win back a Democratic congress. The odds are long, but the president's agenda is at stake
The conservative crackup: How the Republican Party lost its mind
Kim Messick
How a major, diverse political party became so dependent on the Tea Party's narrow range of strident voices
PETA: Eating buffalo wings could affect your unborn’s penis size
Liz Fields
The animal rights group claims consuming poultry while pregnant may lead to birth defects such as shorter penises
New York’s hottest club goes boating in sewage
Lindsay Abrams
"Once you realize you’re not going to die or get covered in toxic sludge, it's pretty relaxing"
Sad, empty threats from a cabal of deluded conservatives
Brian Beutler
House conservatives evoke shipwrecked sailors marooned on a desert island who don't realize the war ended years ago
Ron Paul: Syria is a “false flag”
Alex Seitz-Wald
The conspiracy-prone ex-congressman uses conspiracy theorists' favorite phrase to describe the war effort
Does Russ George deserve a Nobel Prize or a prison sentence?
Lindsay Abrams
The man who calls himself "Greenfinger" takes on the controversial practice of geoengineering
Syrian civilians stock up in fear of U.S.-led attack
Associated Press
As attacks from U.S. and France seem likely, Syrians ready themselves with food and candle supplies
BP accuses Louisiana leaders of “political grandstanding” over Gulf oil spill
Terry Macalister
Governor Bobby Jindal's top coastal official dismissed the oil company's charges as "laughable"
Electric cars might get cheaper thanks to fiber-optic sensors
KEVIN BULLIS
By shrinking size of batteries in electric and hybrid vehicles by 20 to 30 percent, censors could help prices drop
Sly Stone planning comeback with all-albino band
Prachi Gupta
The 70-year-old music icon says that "albino musicians could neutralize all the racial problems"
Are introverts the new feminists?
Daniel D'Addario
Susan Cain, the author of "Quiet," says the much-covered group has "parallels to the women's movement"
Hip-hop remix of “Othello” strikes a chord with prison inmates
Sharon Cohen
"Othello-The Remix" is one rap duo's solution to making Shakespeare more accessible
Tom Friedman’s bizarre fantasy: Here’s who he needs to meet
Livia Gershon
The Times pundit's vision of the U.S. economy is narrow and frightening. He should meet people like Karl Tiedemann
Millennials deserve megaphones too
Stacia L. Brown
Older civil rights leaders have achieved so much, but the movement has to make room for the young, not exclude them
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