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First tourists arrested under Russia’s ban on “gay propaganda”
Katie McDonough
Four Dutch nationals were arrested on Sunday for reportedly asking young people about their views on gay rights
GOP base shifts even farther to the right
Charles Babington
And House Republicans are moving with it
On “The Newsroom,” ladies learn about voicemail, write “Sex and the City” blogs
Daniel D'Addario
In this season's second episode, female characters are little more than simpering, perpetually confused dummies
My so-called celebrity affair
January Lang
He was a married football star, and I was his mistress. I expected a lavish fantasy, but I got reality instead
Everything you know about the brain is wrong
Michael E. Martinez
What does Einstein's brain size say about his IQ? Is the left-brain/right-brain divide a myth? There's new research
Before Trayvon Martin, there was Oscar Grant
Hrag Vartanian
A new Williamsburg mural commemorates the Oakland native gunned down by BART police in 2009
Cable TV to the rescue: Will the “quality” subscription model work for books, movies, music?
Scott Timberg
Movies are dying, bookstores disappearing, radio's awful -- but it's a golden age of TV. Can we all learn from HBO?
Drones: Not just for killing anymore
Jason Koebler
An amateur group of hobbyists sees a big future for flying robots
I was supposed to end up alone
Tracy Clark-Flory
I spent my 20s worried that the hookup hand-wringers were right. I shouldn't have, and you shouldn't either
Russia makes it illegal to insult the “feelings of religious believers”
Christopher Stroop
And new legislative revisions aim to protect the views of atheists and adherents of "non-traditional" religion
8 reasons our economy is more dysfunctional than ever
Steven Rosenfeld
Self-sacrifice, fear and lowered expectations are the new normal in post-recession America
That’s not natural or organic: How Big Food misleads
Gyorgy Scrinis
Major conglomerates claim their food is healthy. But they might have funded the study -- and the feds barely care
Ted Cruz could beat Hillary
Jonathan Bernstein
He may be a right-wing nut, but the Texas senator can beat a Democrat in a general election. Here's why
I fell for an ape
Colin McAdam
Meeting Pepper showed me humans are apes too -- and we have to do better at protecting our own
“Computer Chess” director: “I’m fixated on outdated technology”
Daniel D'Addario
Andrew Bujalski talks about mumblecore, artificial intelligence and making a film that's almost all male
Supreme Court decision could have major impact on access to non-surgical abortion
Katie McDonough
The high court has agreed to review an Oklahoma law regulating the use of abortion-inducing drugs
How America profiled Trayvon Martin and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Roxane Gay
We think we know what danger looks like. We don't
Will Obama have a new approach on race now?
David Sirota
The president's comments on Trayvon today were historically important. Let's hope the words will turn into action
Paul and Cruz indulge the gay haters
Alex Seitz-Wald
The opening salvo of 2016 suggests the GOP will be locked in anti-gay hate spiral indefinitely
The rise of the religious left
Katie McDonough
A new survey reveals 19 percent of Americans today are religious progressives, with conservatism on the decline
Here’s how Amazon self-destructs
Evan Hughes
If Amazon puts bookstores out of business, it will destroy the main way readers learn about new books to buy
Imprisoned mom still hopes “Stand Your Ground” can help her
Katie Halper
The Zimmerman case has gotten Marissa Alexander new attention -- and her lawyer says "she believes in the system"
Everything is “trolling” now
Daniel D'Addario
Now that we slap the word "trolling" on anything that annoys us, the word may have lost all meaning
Pick of the week: Man vs. machine, circa 1980
Andrew O'Hehir
Shot in ancient black-and-white video, "Computer Chess" visits the deep roots of the tech age
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