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$75 for ice cubes. And other absurd things rich people are blowing their cash on
Joshua Holland
A small group of Americans is now sitting on more wealth than they could possibly know what to do with
GOP prepares to self-destruct over nonsense
Alex Seitz-Wald
The conservative movement seems dead-set on tearing itself apart over "defunding Obamacare," an imaginary gimmick
States jockey to host domestic drones
Natasha Lennard
The FAA can choose six test sites and they're in hot competition
Obama makes a push to revive Dodd-Frank
Jim Kuhnhenn
The President met with financial regulators in an attempt to speed up implementation of Wall Street reform
Conservative death panels? The right’s bad healthcare idea
Brian Beutler
Wing-nuts are pushing young people to sit out Obamacare -- which, for some, will likely mean bankruptcy... or death
“I’m not a terrorist: I’m eight years old, and that’s my science project”
Jesse Walker
We're looking for truthers, terrorists and conspiracies everywhere. Our paranoia says more about us than reality
The right gets confused by its own lie
Alex Seitz-Wald
Right-wing groups claim Congress is exempted from Obamacare. But five months ago, they had a very different story
“Indescribably insane”: A public school system from hell
Aaron Kase
Pennsylvania's right-wing governor drains public schools of basic funds -- and the sickening details will shock you
5 strangely newsy moments on fictional TV
Daniel D'Addario
When scripted shows like "The Newsroom" take on real-life news, the results are hit-or-miss
Your Netflix habit uses more energy than your fridge
Lindsay Abrams
The cloud is a major electricity drain -- and large parts remain powered by coal
Conservative media won’t stop trolling transgender people
Katie McDonough
A video from the Media Research Center shows everything that's wrong with the right-wing view of transgender rights
“Dads” offends on every level
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The jokes in the new Fox series are insensitive -- and unfunny
No, “The Butler” is not “Forrest Gump”
Chauncey DeVega
Lee Daniels' film is conservative at heart, but that doesn't make it the same as the overwhelmingly white "Gump"
The difficult men who revolutionized TV drama
Phillip Maciak
From The Sopranos and The Wire to Breaking Bad and Mad Men; two critical histories of television's leading men
Mark Ruffalo defends reproductive rights, talks about his mother’s illegal abortion
Katie McDonough
Ruffalo called his mother's experience a "relic of an America that was not free nor equal nor very kind"
Antiabortion activist to clinic volunteers: It’s your fault if someone shoots you
Katie McDonough
The head of a Kansas anti-choice group says abortion providers are responsible for violence committed against them
5 companies that make money by keeping Americans scared
Alex Kane
A massive industry profits off the government-induced fear of terrorism
Where are the environmental movement’s leaders?
Bill McKibben
What to make of change on an overheating planet
What I learned from getting shot
Brian Beutler
Defenders of stop-and-frisk and racial profiling have made me break my public silence about the night I almost died
Lego robots ate my son
Andrew Leonard
A new version of the amazing Lego Mindstorms robotics kit is about to hit stores
Dozens of Muslim Brotherhood detainees killed in Egypt
Associated Press
The prisoners were attempting to escape in from a prison truck convoy carrying 600
State Department to open an office of “religious engagement”
Austin Dacey
At what point does a faith-based federal agency cross the line between church and state?
Live forever! Can science deliver immortality?
Adam Leith Gollner
In labs around the world, researchers are trying to reverse aging. Does the latest research suggest breakthroughs?
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