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Cities will kill us all!
Deena Shanker
Cities might be in vogue these days, but when the apocalypse comes, they'll be the worst place to hide
Clinton’s line was true: The sad facts about assault weapons and voting
Alex Seitz-Wald
Are there really places in America where it's easier to buy an AR-15 than vote for president? Here are the details
Katie Roiphe’s wrong — counting women matters
Roxane Gay
Tallying women's representation is way more than "bean counting," and women need more places they can "lean in" to
Feds step down on marijuana legalization
Natasha Lennard
War on Drugs winding down? Obama administration announces will not block state legalization laws
How is Whole Foods thriving in Detroit?
Adrienne Maree Brown
Food justice activists teamed up with the company to adapt the store to the community
A wingnut for everyone! Every fringe group gets its Republican politician
Alex Pareene
Group pushing to pay for less child support loves Ken Cuccinelli. Nowadays all wingnut groups have a big GOP backer
An inane, money-eating sham: Drug tests for welfare a huge failure
Brian P. Kelly
Drug tests for welfare is a huge waste. But if we’re testing those getting taxpayer money, how about politicians?
Overlooked debacle overseas: U.S. drone strikes are ratcheting up
Letta Tayler
Many Yemeni people justifiably fear the U.S. more than they fear al-Qaida. Here's the shameful reason why
This three-and-a-half story home was built in 24 hours
Beth Buczynski
Dubbed the Homeshell, this eco-friendly domicile could help solve London's affordable housing shortage
AP sources: Intelligence on weapons no ‘slam dunk’
Matt Apuzzo, Kimberly Dozier
The complicated picture raises questions about how the administration should respond
Dumbest celebrity Kickstarter yet?
Dustin Rowles
Writer/director John Herzfeld is asking the public to pitch in $250,000 for Sylvester Stallone's newest dud
11 over-the-top U.S. police raids that victimized innocents
Jodie Gummow
The proliferation of SWAT tactics has resulted in wildly disproportionate responses to suspected crimes
4 of the worst arguments for invading Syria yet
Alex Kane
There's no shortage of commentators itching for U.S. military intervention
The last acceptable bigotry?: How cultural ignorance is killing trans Americans
Katie McDonough
LGBTQ activism has achieved so much in recent years. So why is hate against trans people still so tolerated?
Largest fast food strike ever today: 58 cities will be affected
Josh Eidelson
Work stoppage will hit about a thousand shops and several cities in the south today, as workers seek fair wages
“Our Nixon” director: “He was a human being, and people don’t recognize that”
Daniel D'Addario
Director Penny Lane talks to Salon about the "cute" moments on the Nixon tapes, and how other movies get him wrong
No, Obama isn’t botching the debt negotiations again
Brian Beutler
Yes, the president isn't always the best negotiator. But in this case? He's playing his hand just the right way
Lena Dunham really is the voice of my generation — for better or worse
CHLOE PANTAZI
As a Brooklyn-based writer in my 20s, I view her "Girls" character with a mixture of respect and repugnance
The other NRA: How the National Restaurant Association ensures poverty wages
Steven Rosenfeld
Fast-food workers feed their families on a pittance while the big corporations resist fair pay and sick leave
Swiss government to open drive-in sex booths
Meritxell Mir
The "car-wash style" boxes are part of an effort to regulate prostitution and improve conditions for sex workers
Help, I’m a lost millennial!
Cary Tennis
I can't keep living in my parents' spare room and then flying off to Prague and Bolivia. I need a life. How?
Lady Gaga’s early days: “The sexual energy was palpable. You could smell it”
Eric R. Danton
The story of Gaga's ascent is also the story of New York nightlife in the '00s. Her ex-DJ reveals the inside story
8 juicy allegations from the new Bachmann “tell-all” book
Alex Seitz-Wald, Alex Halperin
“She fired a staffer with seven children, the eighth on the way, on Christmas Eve”
Missouri government accused of preventing clean energy development
Karen Uhlenhuth
A lawsuit filed last Monday alleges that the state is impeding the enactment of a 2008 renewable energy law
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