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“Manson”: The making of a monster
Laura Miller
A definitive new biography offers a sober account of Charles Manson's rise from everyday sociopath to archfiend
Science deniers just don’t think: All hail the scientific method
David McRaney
The scientific method's the best way for people to get smarter, precisely because theories get revised and improved
San Diego clerk drops same-sex marriage challenge
Jillian Rayfield
The California Supreme Court is still considering a similar petition filed by the sponsors of Proposition 8
5 global boycotts that make absolutely no sense
James Miller
If you think Stoli "vodka dumps" were off base, get a load of Glenn Beck's inane Levi's protest
ComicCon for Jane Austen fans!
Deborah Yaffe
Welcome to JANSA's annual meeting, where Austen lovers divide into Team Willoughby and Team Brandon and ask WWJD
Hell is self-promotion
Sean Beaudoin
As an author, marketing myself is a crucial part of the business -- but that doesn't mean I hate doing it any less
Almost everyone runs errands or shops while at work
Rosella Eleanor LaFevre
But a new study suggest that as long as they're getting the job done, managers are okay with it
Will liberals stand up to “corporate school reform”?
Lois Weiner
For too long, they've assumed that schools can be "fixed" without tackling social and economic inequality
Big Pharma’s placebo problem
James Davies
Rebranding drugs is a lucrative tactic for pharma companies. The author suggests it's "corporate deception"
10 worst examples of Christian or far-right terrorism
Alex Henderson
Conservatives claim that all terrorists are Muslim, but most violent attacks in the US are carried out by white men
Gay rights activists’ misguided Stoli boycott
News Desk
The ban, which was orchestrated in response to Russia's anti-gay legislation, is targeting the wrong company
Russian paratroopers attack lone LGBT activist for protesting anti-gay law
Katie McDonough
Krill Kalugin was attacked for holding a rainbow banner that read, "This is propagating tolerance"
Facebook is the new graveyard
Jill Filipovic
Twitter and Facebook feed our most basic impulse after loved ones die: To tell others about them
Rangel: Tea Partiers are like “white crackers” who opposed civil rights
Jillian Rayfield
"Terrorists couldn’t do a better job than the Republicans are doing," he also said
Michelle Rhee embraces disgraced charter school advocate
Alex Seitz-Wald
Education reformers rush to defend Florida schools chief, Tony Bennett, after he resigned in a pay-to-play scandal
Greg Louganis talks Sochi Olympics, Russia’s gay rights crackdown
Katie McDonough
"It is unfathomable to consider what it's like for the Russian athlete," Louganis said of the draconian new law
Another poll shows Mitch McConnell trailing
Jillian Rayfield
A Mellman Group survey finds Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes ahead by 2 points
Snowden asylum further strains U.S.-Russia relations
Natasha Lennard
Obama may cancel an upcoming summit following the granting of refugee status to the NSA whistle-blower
Magnus Carlsen: I have the chance to dominate like Bobby Fischer
Jonathan Zalman
The planet's number one chess player talks preparation for the world championship, and his love for "Seinfeld"
Topless “sextremists” go global
Dan Peleschuk
Members of the Ukraine-based feminist organization have now been beaten and jailed on at least three continents
“Sovereign citizens” president sentenced to 18 years for tax crimes
Ryan Lenz
James Timothy Turner was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the United States, as well as IRS obstruction
White music fans are afraid of difference
Katie Ryder
When Postal Service fans get aggressively upset over a black opening act, that's evidence of a bigger problem
Google scientists tell Google to stop fundraising for Inhofe
Jillian Rayfield
A letter decries the company's "troubling alliance" with the notorious climate change denier
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