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Sexy spring: How group sex will liberate Iran, China
Katherine Frank
It's a neo-conservative nightmare: In Iran and China, Western sexual values are bringing about real change
Why the right hates Detroit
Andrew O'Hehir
How the fates of two great cities, Detroit and New Orleans, symbolize what's gone wrong with America
Who we’re at war with is classified
Cora Currier
The government frequently targets “associated forces” with drone strikes, but won't reveal who those forces are
Ku Klux Klan: Our neighborhood watch program is “not racist”
Ej Dickson
The racist organization has been recruiting Missouri residents by leaving fliers in their yards
Steve King: The Todd Akin of immigration
Alex Seitz-Wald
Democrats using King's comments about Hispanics the same way they used Todd Akin's about women
“Sharknado” coming to theaters
Prachi Gupta
Regal Cinemas will host a midnight viewing of the Syfy movie
Sheriff’s department in hot water over race jokes
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A comedian's use of racially-charged language has the LA Sheriff's Dept. embarrassed
The right’s dumbest plot yet: Groundswell
Alex Pareene
Forward thinkers Ginni Thomas and John Bolton make their own super-cool, secret, far-right organization
Stoli responds to Dan Savage’s boycott of Russian vodka
Katie McDonough
The company argues it is doing its part to support gay rights. Savage says it's not enough
The Maker economy can’t fix everything
Andrew Leonard
3-D printing and homemade crafts may spark a new Industrial Revolution. But that doesn't mean prosperity for all
A threat Israel must listen to
Patrick L. Smith
New European Union guidelines over the West Bank could force Netanyahu to the table — and lead to real talks
Are my friends too abstruse?
Cary Tennis
My roommate comes out with us, but all our high-flown talk seems to leave him baffled
I forgave my husband for cheating
Elle Grant
Like Huma Abedin, I know what it's like to be married to a man who betrays you repeatedly – and to decide to stay
How corporations get away with fake “natural” food
Deena Shanker
As long as lawsuits and not regulation are the main tool against food and beverage giants, Big Food is winning
Drake’s apology for autism joke is sadly incomplete
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Drake and J. Cole back off an autism crack, but don't address their use of the r-word
Police abuses fuel outrage in Ukraine
Dan Peleschuk
A brutal crime is drawing attention to a widespread culture of impunity for officers accused of rape and murder
Al Franken’s final punchline
Alex Seitz-Wald
A brash, rowdy comic becomes a senator — and sheds his old, funny persona. Is "serious Al Franken" for real?
Whatever happened to the political idealist?
Ira Chernus
In 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream. Fifty years later, we've become a nation of cynics
Florida to resume voter purge after Supreme Court decision
Jillian Rayfield
A court dismissed a challenge to the practice after a key part of the Voting Rights Act was struck down
Pope tells Catholics to stop being so materialistic
Nicole Winfield, Jenny Barchfield
Pope Francis made an emotional plea Wednesday for Roman Catholics to shun materialism
Kickstarting a cure
Noah Rosenberg
One doctor is crowdfunding the hope of twenty-five million Americans who struggle from rare, debilitating diseases
Syria’s jihadi migration emerges as top terror threat
Sebastian Rotella
Officials fear European militants radicalized by the country's civil war could strike US targets abroad
Do dolphins call each other by name?
Joseph Stromberg
Surprising research suggests the marine mammals may use unique, identifying whistles to communicate
“FratPAC” lobbies against hazing law
Alex Halperin
After her son died, a mother tried to change the law. It's not going well
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