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I was a climate change denier
Yotam Marom
Hurricane Sandy helped open my eyes to the urgency of the crisis -- and the ways it can unite us
Group plans $1.5 million ad onslaught against Spitzer
Associated Press
A coalition of business leaders and women's groups will target Spitzer's run for NYC comptroller
Industry vs. government science
Jim Morris, Chris Hamby
Chemical industry groups are pursuing hearings and legal fights challenging a government cancer report
How to talk to a conservative about climate change
Geoff Dembicki
A growing body of social science can help rescue the debate from its "left-wing ghetto"
Why is a SWAT team assaulting me? I’m just dancing at a rave
Radley Balko
Local cops use anti-terrorism grants for heavy artillery, descend on dances, homeowners, marijuana dispensaries
James Deen: “I no longer am willing to talk about Lindsay Lohan”
Daniel D'Addario
The "porn star next door" talks to Salon about "The Canyons" and why Hollywood's more cutthroat than porn
Apple accused of labor abuses
Associated Press
China Labor Watch says the computer giant has broken its pledges about factory work conditions
Binders full of women lives on
Joey Cosco
Mitt Romney is ready to forget his botched debate answer on equal pay. Thankfully, the Internet never will
Students “spoof” GPS system to gain control of a yacht
Alex Halperin
The experiment has all sorts of implications
Twitter must confront its bullies
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An outbreak of misogyny over Jane Austen shows how toxic social media can get
Militia-forming police chief lashes out at critics
Alex Seitz-Wald
"America's scariest police chief" lashes out as allies abandon him, calls critics "fat f*cks" and "f*ggots"
Rush Limbaugh is finished
Alex Pareene
With or without Cumulus, his political power is much diminished. But the radio king can still do some damage
Pope Francis: “Who am I to judge” gay priests?
Nicole Winfield
The pontiff stressed that homosexuals should be treated with dignity and not be marginalized
“The Newsroom” takes on Megyn Kelly and Michele Bachmann
Daniel D'Addario
Will is still on a "mission to civilize" in the third episode of the season!
Global warming, LSD, euthanasia: Bring on the death panels
Alexander Zaitchik
Heat waves and a frayed safety net have made old age uncomfortable. Sci-fi talk about end-of-life drugs make sense
“& Sons”: Pity a writer’s offspring
Laura Miller
David Gilbert's novel about the children of a brilliant, narcissistic novelist father skewers New York WASPs
Bad things should happen to bad people!
Richard H. Smith
We feel better when politicians, athletes and others we despise fail — and celebrating that helps makes us human
“Ants from hell” are devouring America
JUSTIN NOBEL
Fire ants cost the U.S. economy $6 billion annually -- and their populations are growing
Can TV crime dramas stop cybercriminals?
Lauren Kirchner
A study shows how the "CSI effect" can deter criminal activity, or alternatively make them work smarter
The “spectacularly unhelpful” Second Amendment
Garrett Epps
The most controversial amendment to the Bill of Rights is also the most confusingly worded
NBC Sports vague on plans to cover Russia’s anti-gay law during the Winter Olympics
Katie McDonough
Chairman Mark Lazarus said the network would report on the law if it "is impacting any part of the Olympic Games"
Obama warns growing inequality is weakening America, slams obstructionist GOP
Katie McDonough
The president warned that income inequality is stoking divisions among Americans and fraying the social fabric
Najla Said: “My Arab-American story is not typical in any way”
Ej Dickson
Author Najla Said talks about her book, her struggle with anorexia and growing up Edward Said's daughter
South Korea’s sports mascots are better than yours
Emily Lodish
Mr. Met and the Phillie Phanatic ain't got nothin' on these guys
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