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5 things to know about Pinterest

Julia Campbell
The photo-sharing website is transforming the way nonprofits do business. Here's how

Cyberscare: Ex-NSA chief calls transparency groups, hackers next terrorists

Natasha Lennard
Michael Hayden equates potential angry reactions to Snowden indictments to al-Qaida operations

“The girl was predatory”

Mary Elizabeth Williams
A judge calls a 13-year-old a predator, a rape "prevention" campaign targets women. The victim-blaming continues

The zombie apocalypse that wasn’t: Bath salts!

Alex Seitz-Wald
Whatever happened to bath salts, the new drug that ruled America in the summer of 2012?

Humans’ love for music explained

Tom Jacobs
New research suggests that we adopted music and song as a means of cementing social bonds

Uptick in drone strikes amid U.S., U.K. Yemen evacuations

Natasha Lennard
A suspected U.S. drone killed four suspected militants on Tuesday after embassy evacuation orders

401(k)s are a sham

Helaine Olen
Duped by a DIY retirement dream, the elderly now face staggeringly low living standards

Republicans won’t (and probably can’t) shut down the government

Brian Beutler
The idea that Mitch McConnell's most recent filibuster is a harbinger of autumn crises doesn't fit the facts

Amanda Seyfried: “I’m not anti-porn at all”

Daniel D'Addario
The star of "Lovelace" opens up about playing porn's first star and her dream role -- Hillary Rodham Clinton

Discovery Channel kicks off Shark Week with dishonest documentary

Prachi Gupta
"Megalodon: The Monster Shark Lives" pretends that a shark that went extinct millions of years ago is still alive

Barney Frank’s atheist triumph

Mary Elizabeth Williams
When will more politicians let go of God?

Home Depot founder’s quiet $10 million right-wing investment

Eli Clifton
A hawkish think tank also nets millions from Sheldon Adelson and Paul Singer in previously unpublished filings

A-Rod suspended through 2014

Ronald Blum
The punishment is baseball's most severe since the Black Sox scandal nearly a century ago

Bubble-watch: The dog-sitting sharing economy gets frothy

Andrew Leonard
Mix venture capital, hype and dog-owner vacation anxiety and what do you get? How about the next dot.com crash?

Forfeiture laws ruin lives

Isaiah Thompson
A legal crackdown on drug kingpins and racketeers in some states is creating a new class of collateral victims

Your doctor copays are too high!

Adam Gaffney
We’ve chosen a cost-sharing system of high-deductible health care. Here’s why it’s grossly unfair to Americans

Fukushima’s radioactive groundwater is headed to the Pacific Ocean

Lindsay Abrams
The water has risen above the level of an underground barrier meant to contain it

Reconstruction 3.0: Can Moral Monday help counteract SCOTUS?

Gary May
In the wake of the Voting Rights Act decision, there may be a new generation willing to sacrifice for civil rights

Shocking new allies: Atheists and Christian women!

Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
Atheism and Christianity both have a history of mistreating women. Maybe it's time they work together

GOP governors warn against shutdown over Obamacare

Jillian Rayfield
“How much blood are we going to leave on the floor over this?”

Peter King heads to New Hampshire ahead of 2016

Steve Peoples
"I believe the Republican Party would be receptive to my candidacy," he said before his trip

Tracking honeybees to save them

Julia Scott
Scientists are outfitting the insects with radio transmitters to help identify trouble spots that threaten colonies

Bill O’Reilly’s laughable race baiting

Joe Muto
Bill O'Reilly doesn't know anyone who's not exactly like him -- and it shows with his race meltdown since Zimmerman

Republicans call for criminal probe of Jon Corzine

Jillian Rayfield
House Republicans say Corzine may have lied when testifying before Congress about the MF Global collapse
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