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13 things the government is trying to hide from you
Bill Quigley
Our government is intentionally keeping massive amounts of information secret from voters
Fukushima operators calling for overseas help
Lindsay Abrams
Leaks at the damaged nuclear plant are more than Japan can handle
Porn industry announces moratorium after star tests positive for HIV
John Rodgers
The actor's sex partners are now being tested
Court rebuked NSA for misrepresenting surveillance program
Kimberly Dozier, Stephen Braun
A judge ordered the Obama Administration to stop collecting emails from Americans with no connection to terrorism
Please fire Maureen Dowd … or get her a fact-checker
Alex Pareene
The Times columnist hijacks the NYC mayor race, makes another screw-up that would get a less famous reporter axed
Elizabeth Warren Q&A: The transcript
David Dayen
We sat down with the senator for a profile on her early months in office. Read the conversation here
Saving animals from factory farms: Fake meat’s increasingly real future
Alissa Quart
Scientists and animal rights futurists are closing in on the solution so many vegetarians seek
Elizabeth Warren’s secret: The Salon interview
David Dayen
The senator tells Salon how one senator can wield tremendous power -- and (kind of) addresses those '16 rumors
Study: Autistic children might be better at math than non-autistic children
SHAUNACY FERRO
Researchers have determined that kids on the autism spectrum may have different math and organizational skills
Ron Paul to be keynote speaker at anti-Semitic conference
Don Terry
"Radical traditionalist Catholics" are meeting in Canada to call for church and state to reunite, for sanity's sake
Meet the hatchet men of Cairo
Dan Williams
A goon squad is used by Egyptian authorities to threaten anyone they think is anti-Egypt. But who exactly are they?
Israel plans monument to honor gay victims of Nazi persecution
Katie McDonough
The memorial, the first of its kind in Israel, will be built in Tel Aviv later this year
“Modern Dads” is the anti-“Real Housewives”
Emily Shire
The show stars stay-at-home dads who aren't painted as incompetent -- and don't get in fights
Did a writer get bullied on Goodreads?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
UPDATED: Twenty-two-year-old author Lauren Howard says she's pulled her book because of hostile online culture
Tablets are replacing teachers in Dutch schools
CHRISTINA CHAEY
7 "SteveJobsSchools" opening in The Netherlands today are relying on a book-free, iPad-based learning model
GOP leaders don’t like the GOP, either!
Jillian Rayfield
In Maine and Iowa, state Republican leaders are fleeing the party -- but for very different reasons
Syrian activists claim hundreds killed in chemical weapons attack
News Desk, Noga Tarnopolsky
President Bashar al-Assad's forces reportedly fired nerve gas on rebel-controlled areas near Damascus
7 ways booze is more dangerous than pot
April M. Short
Marijuana is statistically less harmful than alcohol, and it's time to treat it that way
Banking intern dies after working three all-nighters
Natasha Lennard
The 21-year-old Merrill Lynch intern's death has drawn attention to the punishing, competitive city environment
IRS targeted ACORN too
Alex Seitz-Wald
Just Tea Party groups? Nope. More evidence out today shows the IRS scandal was based on bogus information
Lily Tomlin’s very long engagement
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actress and comic says she and her partner might get married after 42 years together
Meet the cops who give Doritos to potheads!
Alex Seitz-Wald
After Washington voters legalized pot in November, Seattle's PD wants to be "cool," and connect with the weed crowd
How Olivia Wilde reinvented herself
Daniel D'Addario
The actress has been in some of the century's biggest stinkers -- but she's great in "Drinking Buddies"
The Six-Day War led to Egypt’s bloody predicament
Michael Goldfarb
The template for events in Egypt today was set in 1967 when Israel crushed the collective psyche of the Arab world
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