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Tables turn on IRS scandal
Alex Seitz-Wald
Treasury's inspector general gets grilled by Democrats, and crumbles under the pressure
House GOP lawyers finally give up on defending DOMA
Jillian Rayfield
After the Supreme Court decision, the attorneys who defended the law have withdrawn from a related case
Zimmerman verdict makes profilers of us all
UZOAMAKA MADUKA
Trayvon Martin's killing teaches us that America views black men as disposable, regardless of who pulls the trigger
Ken Cuccinelli: Keeping the war on sodomy alive!
Katie McDonough
The Republican gubernatorial hopeful is continuing his crusade to keep an unconstitutional law on the books
Elephant tusks are the new blood diamonds
Tristan McConnell
African insurgencies are now using illegal ivory to fund their activities across the continent
Obama may cancel Moscow visit over Snowden
Alex Halperin
The president will still go to a G-20 meeting in St. Petersburg
Judge won’t dismiss “aiding the enemy” charge against Bradley Manning
Alex Halperin
It could mean life in prison for the soldier
Bad omens for the House Voting Rights hearing
Jillian Rayfield
The hearing chair voted against the law in 2006, and the witness list includes a staunch advocate for Voter ID laws
Taliban commander to Malala Yousafzai: Allow me to explain why we tried to kill you
Katie McDonough
In an open letter, a senior militant accused Yousafzai of running a "smear campaign" against the militant group
5 racially charged self-defense cases that echo Zimmerman
Katie McDonough
Zimmerman's acquittal has drawn attention to other self-defense trials -- and the racial biases they reveal
Meet the Hasids: Getting to know the people who scared me
Corinna Nicolaou
As a girl, I was afraid of my Orthodox neighbors. Twenty years later, I reached out to try to understand them
Hollywood needs more Gore Verbinskis
Eileen Jones
"The Lone Ranger" is an incoherent mess, but its director should be applauded for his ambition and bravery
5 nuggets from Rolling Stone’s Dzhokhar story
Jillian Rayfield
Everyone's talking about the cover of Rolling Stone featuring Dzhokhar Tsarnaev -- but what's in the story itself?
Shareholders voting on billion-dollar Dell buyout
David Koenig
Supporters believe the company can make a turnaround if it doesn't have to worry about meeting quarterly numbers
Study: Emotional writing heals physical wounds
Tom Jacobs
Research reveals senior citizens who chronicle their most traumatic experiences tend to heal more quickly
German offers nature walk at NSA base, gets house call from the feds
Curt Hopkins
Facebook user Daniel Bangert had posted a tongue-in-cheek invite to visit the spy network's "threatened habitat"
Gender stereotypes plague children’s picture books
Tom Jacobs
A study finds nurturing mothers and breadwinning fathers remain ingrained in literature for young children
Thomas Friedman is a bad columnist, Churchill edition
Alex Pareene
In which Thomas Friedman pretends Winston Churchill would disagree with modern immigration opponents
9 former public servants raking in cash on the speech circuit
Lynn Stuart Parramore
These ex-politicians have no sense of discretion or proportion -- and can care less about protecting their legacies
Florida conservatives push to recall Rubio
Jillian Rayfield
But they first have to get legislation passed that would allow Florida to oust senators
Carrying a gun is a legitimate response to America’s craziness
Andrew O'Hehir
Here's how sick gun culture is: If black men feel they have to arm themselves against vigilantes, they may be right
JFK’s crisis of faith
Thurston Clarke
Months before he died, President Kennedy lost his newborn son, Patrick. Here's the story you don't know
David Rakoff’s “Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish”
David Rakoff
An excerpt from a novel in verse
Gay marriage to become legal in England and Wales
Katie McDonough
Britain's lower house of parliament voted Tuesday to pass the bill, which will now be signed by Queen Elizabeth II
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