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Pick of the week: “The Way, Way Back” is a wistful summer escape
Andrew O'Hehir
The new indie comedy gets adolescence and adulthood just right
What makes America great: A tale of the social contract
Theodore R. Johnson
Old ventures like my grandparents' country store put people over profits -- it's something we can't afford to lose
Thomas Jefferson was a control freak
Joshua Kendall
The third president had an obsessive-compulsive side which explains much, maybe even his relationship with a slave
“Crime and Punishment” in Boston
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
Another instance of life imitating art: Tsarnaev's story mirrors that of Dostoevsky's existential antihero
Sexual abuse on the rise at U.S. juvenile detention facilities
Joaquin Sapien
According to the Justice Department, the majority of cases are between female staffers and teen boys in custody
What comes after Bitcoin?
Kyle Chayka
The digital currency may have been the first to go mainstream, but it certainly won't be the last
Middlebury College’s fracking problem
JAY SAPER, ANNA SHIREMAN-GRABOWSKI
The progressive liberal arts school is supporting a controversial natural gas pipeline
YouTube footage of LGBT hate crime goes viral
Gaby Dunn
Filmed after Sunday's Pride parade in New York, video depicts two men threatening and assaulting subway passengers
Obama has no answer for 10-year-old killed in Yemen drone strike
Cora Currier
News of the boy's death indicates the administration is being less than forthright about civilian casualties
Democrats like shooting guns, too
Prachi Gupta
Six Democratic leaders prove Republicans aren't the only ones who can celebrate the Second Amendment
Thousands turned away from Texas House committee hearing on antiabortion bill
Katie McDonough
More than 3,000 turned out to provide testimony on Tuesday, but only 90 testimonials were heard
Family Research Council plans “ex-gay pride month”
Jillian Rayfield
The group has invited Michele Bachmann, and other conservatives who oppose gay marriage, to speak
Environmental group flags Pepsi over carcinogen levels
Associated Press
Pepsi still contains a "worrisome" level of carcinogen, according to the Center for Environmental Health
Chris Christie: Roomful of billionaires really wanted me to be president, for some reason
Alex Pareene
New Jersey governor thinks the fact that America's finance elite begged him to be president is a good thing
The White House: Americans are united in their hatred of Westboro Baptist
Katie McDonough
The White House has created a GIF to show how much Americans revile the anti-gay group
Sequester cutting tens of millions from federal wildfire spending
Alan Fram
The U.S. Forest Service's $2 billion firefighting budget has been reduced by 5 percent
South Africa after Mandela
Eve Fairbanks
The rainbow nation after its great unifier leaves the stage
Hummus: The yummy Middle Eastern invasion
Alex Halperin
“Even if the name is strange and the brown color of the hummus is not as appetizing, it tastes wonderful"
Meet the “Journalists Against Journalism” club!
David Sirota
The clique of media figures outraged when news outlets challenge power has a new member: Washington Post higher-ups
GOP rules SCOTUS
Robert Reich
Its Voting Rights Act decision is just the latest proof the court is doing the bidding of the Republican Party
Bizarre gay pride photobomb makes it to front page of local paper
Katie McDonough
Updated: The sign holder was not part of the anti-gay rights demonstration
“Whistle-blower” now means “homegrown terrorist”
Tom Engelhardt
And other definitions from the new dictionary for our post-9/11 security state
How epic GOP bumbling could inadvertently save food stamps
Blake Zeff
GOP felt $20 billion in cuts to the poor weren’t enough, so it killed the bill. The likely result? Fewer cuts. Oops
Egyptian protesters gather before military deadline
Hamza Hendawi
At least 16 people have been killed in clashes since Sunday
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