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Pam Geller banned from the UK
Alex Seitz-Wald
British officials will prohibit the anti-Muslim activist from attending a far-right march
Meet the Wendy Davis fan club
Katie McDonough
Famous Twitter users were feeling a whole lot of love for the filibustering Texan on Tuesday night
Supreme Court strikes down DOMA
Jillian Rayfield
The Court also held that Prop 8 sponsors had no standing to appeal the ruling that the law is unconstitutional
Wendy Davis’ marathon filibuster kills Texas abortion bill (for now)
Katie McDonough
Despite a last-ditch effort to force a vote before the midnight deadline, Davis' filibuster prevailed
GOP senator “cannot imagine” Congress passing Voting Rights fix
Jillian Rayfield
Only Congress can act to counter the Supreme Court's decision to strike down a key part of the law
Wendy Davis, feminist superhero
Joan Walsh
The filibustering pro-choice Texas state senator is helping turn her state blue. Ann Richards is smiling (UPDATE)
Actually, even the Flat Earth Society believes in climate change
Alex Seitz-Wald
Yes, such a group exists. It thinks the world is flat -- but also getting warmer
Is the far right driving gray wolves to extinction?
James William Gibson
The Fish and Wildlife Service bows to pressure from antigovernment groups, removing the animals' endangered status
Who will stop Google?
Rebecca Solnit
Snowden revealed what many of us already suspected: Google completely controls the web
Charity vs. solidarity: Exploring two philosophies of liberalism
Michael Lind
The debate over affirmative action reveals a split among liberals that goes back a century
Anti-gay group accidentally releases DOMA and Proposition 8 statements before SCOTUS ruling
Katie McDonough
Rulings on DOMA and Prop 8 are slated for Thursday, but the Family Policy Institute of Washington got over-excited
Darrell Issa’s credibility is over
Alex Seitz-Wald
After string of exaggerations and distortions, the latest blows to his fake IRS scandal should make him irrelevant
15 predictions for Mad Men’s final act
Carolyn Segal
If you're in withdrawal from season six, it's time to start thinking about how season seven will end (or should)
Are vitamins a scam?
Lynn Stuart Parramore
New research suggests they're taking a toll on our wallets -- and possibly our long-term health
Sex, Spider-Man and the hubris of being a writer
Teddy Wayne
Sarah Bruni, Adelle Waldman, Alissa Nutting and Periel Aschenbrand talk about writing in very few words
Why don’t we use condoms for oral sex?
Jake Blumgart
We really should, but the numbers show that almost no one does
This pretty much kills the IRS scandal
Alex Seitz-Wald
The scandal has been a fiction all along as new documents show the IRS targeted liberal groups as well
Mind control summer camp
Suzanne Clores
Mom wanted me to learn about positive thinking. But I got a timeless lesson in the thrill of self-help fads
Pot farmers threaten endangered species
Jason Mark
Rat poison used to protect crops is killing off northern spotted owls and Pacific fishers along the west coast
Could SCOTUS ruling actually endanger affirmative action policies?
Jillian Rayfield
The policy's advocates are hailing the Court's decision -- but there might be a long-term downside
IRS chief: Tea Party wasn’t the only group inappropriately targeted
Alan Fram
Groups selected for closer examination contained the terms "Israel," "Progressive" and "Occupy"
“Mad Men’s” only real man?
Stephanie St. John
Don Draper? Sad manchild. Roger Sterling? Clownish boy. Teenage Glen may be the lone male character above reproach
Gun control activists are getting outworked
Michael Winship
Most Americans support background checks, but few advocate for them unless they've been affected by gun violence
Can conservation biology save the planet’s biodiversity?
Chip Ward
A new school of thought argues that wildlife needs land to roam -- and that preserving isolated parks isn't enough
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