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Wall Street decimates black America
Laura Gottesdiener
For families in low-income communities, the nightmarish effects of the foreclosure crisis are just beginning
Rubio: Obama’s the one who wants a shutdown
Jillian Rayfield
Rubio and other Republicans are threatening to allow a shutdown unless Obamacare is defunded
Sarah Palin’s PAC takes fundraising nosedive
Adam Wollner
Most of the money it has raised is going to travel and consultants, not candidates
Controversial police chief sees conspiracy to get him fired
Alex Seitz-Wald
After getting suspended, “America’s scariest police chief” says critics are "conspiring" to terminate him for good
New Haven Register: Sorry for comparing Fox News to KKK
Prachi Gupta
The Register apologized after Bill O'Reilly slammed the paper, but remains critical of the message Fox News sends
Russia will enforce its anti-gay law during the Olympics after all
Katie McDonough
Despite assurances otherwise, athletes who "propagandize" will be "held accountable," says a Russian official
Investigation finds evidence of CIA drone strikes on rescuers
Chris Woods
UN investigators have previously considered this tactic a war crime
Filner – not Weiner – is the real Democratic sex scandal
Katie Halper
When media outlets conflate the two scandals, they ignore the issue of consent and do women a disservice
Demetri Martin: “There’s something about trying to make stuff that you admire, even if you can’t pull it off”
Molly Ringwald
In a wide-ranging interview with Molly Ringwald, the comedian/actor/writer/artist shares his wonder of creation
Where’s the buzzed-about gay novel?
Daniel D'Addario
"The Interestings" and "The Art of Fielding" got gay life wrong by making it symbolize too much. Who'll do better?
Living in America will drive you insane — literally
Bruce E. Levine
Data suggests the US is experiencing an epidemic of crippling mental illness. We may have only ourselves to blame
Meet the Bush-loving, military women-fearing, likely new senator
Jillian Rayfield
Rep. Tom Cotton once argued against women serving in the infantry because their "nature" could "impair" the mission
“Ex-gay” therapist wants you to believe that “ex-gay” therapy really helps people
Katie McDonough
In an editorial for USA Today, a former president of the APA defends trying to "cure" gay people
Corporate sell-outs exploit a secret new gimmick
David Sirota
Craven senators Max Baucus and Orrin Hatch want to shield authors of toxic tax giveaways from the public view
Republicans keep squabbling over Obamacare
Jillian Rayfield
The party is split over a push by tea party senators to shut down the government in order to defund the law
Rosie the Riveter’s factory gets 2-month reprieve
Mike Householder
A group has received an extension in which to raise enough money to save the factory Rose Will Monroe made famous
Progressives to target GOP town halls
Jillian Rayfield
The left is borrowing the Tea Party's strategy and stirring up trouble for Republicans during the August recess
Wall Street’s revolving door
Lauren Kyger, Alison Fitzgerald
Mortgage finance executives from Bear Stearns are back on Wall Street
Climate change launches “mackerel wars”
Charlotte McDonald-Gibson
Warming oceans are pushing migrating shoals farther north, leaving Europe to squabble over the newfound bounty
What mass murderers have in common
Tom Jacobs
A new analysis of the writings of various shooters finds a common strain of paranoia
Global warming’s new natural disaster: “Himalayan tsunamis”
Jason Overdorf
June megafloods killed as many as 6,000 in the town of Kedarnath -- and experts expect more to come
“They’re not treating mom well”
ProPublica, A.C. Thompson, Jonathan Jones
An investigative report reveals systemic abuse and neglect at an assisted care facility in California
The Reza Aslan interview reveals our collective ignorance
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Lauren Green's not the only pundit who assumes that only members of a group can talk about it
Say goodbye to Phoenix — and the American West
William deBuys
The Colorado River powers cities across Arizona. But with temperatures rising, how long will the water hold out?
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