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Rick Perry won’t seek re-election in 2014
Will Weissert
The governor's decision clears the way for Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to make a run at the GOP nomination
Privacy group to ask SCOTUS to review NSA surveillance
Jillian Rayfield
The group says the program has created “exceptional circumstances” requiring a direct appeal to the Supreme Court
Pope: Priests should drive humble cars
Alex Halperin
His Holiness also cautioned against expensive electronics
Muslim Brotherhood accuses Egyptian military of massacre
News Desk
More than 40 of its supporters were shot dead during a sit-in in Cairo
Our bank wants us homeless
David Dayen
Bank of America is doing everything it can to kick this family out of its home. Here’s why you could be next
Is the GOP man enough for the 21st century?
Marc Shaw, Elwood Watson
The party of "stuffy old men" needs to catch up to contemporary (and fluid) ideals of manhood
Will the law ever protect whistle-blowers?
Chase Madar
When it comes to leaking classified material, we have plenty of statutes but no uniform rule applied impartially
IQ tests hurt kids, schools — and don’t measure intelligence
Scott Barry Kaufman
The research proves that IQ tests poorly predict learning disabilities. So why are schools still using them?
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: “Busted in Texas”
Amanda Pike
From the war on drugs to the Egyptian revolution, a collection of the finest docs YouTube has to offer
Settler: There will not be a Palestinian state
Alex Halperin, Andrew O'Hehir
Peace can come when the Palestinians accept the settlers, according to the influential activist Dani Dayan
5 ways fundamentalists are trying to sneak creationism into public schools
Rob Boston
Urging teachers to conflate Darwinism with other controversies is just one of their most popular tactics
“Why did you shoot me? I was reading a book”: The new warrior cop is out of control
Radley Balko
SWAT teams raiding poker games and trying to stop underage drinking? Overwhelming paramilitary force is on the rise
Not all migrants want to be immigrants
Seth Holmes
Many Mexican farmworkers prefer to return home after the harvest but fear the deadly border passage
City living breeds creative genius
Randy Rieland
New research suggests that productivity and innovation in urban areas grow at roughly the same rate as population
Study: Extroverts lead happier lives
Tom Jacobs
Research shows that as they grow older, sociable young adults are happier and healthier than their neurotic peers
Don’t hold the sardines
Jocelyn C. Zuckerman
They may be unappetizing, but eating more forage fish could be our last hope to preserve the oceanic food chain
Why Cruz, Paul and Rubio dominate the Senate
Jonathan Bernstein
Here's what causes policies to advance in the Senate: A presidential contender thinks it helps his political career
Superman really will save us: We are all superheroes!
Robin S. Rosenberg
There's a reason why the biggest blockbusters are all superhero films. They provide comfort and fulfill fantasies
Waze could spark Israeli Internet growth
Associated Press
The company's billion-dollar sale has caught the attention of web innovators across the world
Hackers sabotage Jay-Z’s android app
Fidel Martinez
The mogul-rapper can now add at least one more to his list of 99 problems
Another nail in the IRS scandal’s coffin
Alex Seitz-Wald
In addition to progressive groups, the IRS targeted non-political groups like open source technology advocates
2 Muslim Brotherhood leaders seized in Egypt sweep
Hamza Hendawi, Maggie Michael
The military is targeting the backbone of support for ousted President Mohammed Morsi
Obama should have listened to Paul Krugman
Walden Bello
The GOP opposed Obama's economic recovery plans every step of the way. There are key lessons in their obstinancy
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