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Why did John Roberts rule for sex workers?
Irin Carmon
Hint: His seemingly progressive digression belies a long game that could thwart major liberal goals
How to get sued by the US Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Huff-Hannon
A handy guide to making one of the world's most powerful big business lobbies pursue legal action against you
The end of sockeye salmon?
Aaron Kase
A massive mine proposal could wipe out half of the world's remaining wild population
How Snowden empowers China
Pepe Escobar
New NSA revelations could give the Asian superpower bargaining leverage in future negotiations with the US
TWA 800: Internet’s first conspiracy theory comes roaring back!
Alex Seitz-Wald
With the media breathlessly reporting 17-year-old claims, here's how TWA 800 pioneered online conspiracy theories
Minutemen co-founder arrested on suspicion of child molestation
Jillian Rayfield
Chris Simcox, a former leader of the border control group, is accused of molesting three girls under 10 years old
“Ex-gay” Christian group shuts down following bombshell apology
Katie McDonough
Exodus International is closing its doors after apologizing for decades of promoting discredited "ex-gay" therapies
US tries to salvage talks with Taliban
Amir Shah, David Rising
Afghan President Hamid Karzai recently scuttled a peace delegation to the Islamist group
Brazilian officials reverse transit fare hikes
Jenny Barchfield, Bradley Brooks
Many believe the move is unlikely to quiet protests against the country's poor public services
Fox News cans shady market analyst
ERIC HANANOKI
Tobin Smith allegedly used his news credentials to hawk volatile stocks to conservatives
“Ex-gay” Christian group to LGBT people: We’re sorry
Katie McDonough
"I understand why I am distrusted and why Exodus is hated," writes Exodus International president Alan Chambers
FBI admits to using drones over U.S. soil
Natasha Lennard
Robert Mueller tells Congress surveillance drones have been used, prompting calls for domestic legislation
Probe launched into TWA Flight 800 crash
Frank Eltman
New evidence suggests that a missile strike may have downed the jumbo jet
Poll: Americans despise their airlines
Mark Johanson
According to a new American Customer Satisfaction Index, it's the country's third most reviled service provider
“World War Z”: The zombie apocalypse gets super-sized
Andrew O'Hehir
Brad Pitt's $200 million zombie epic is exciting cinema, but its sloppy, lazy script rips off many better films
Brazilian demonstrators out in full force
Bradley Brooks
Protests against low-quality public services continued to rage across São Paulo and Fortaleza Wednesday
Brazil “wakes up”
Lucy Jordan
Protests across the country reflect a growing dissatisfaction with its political system and its public services
Delaware passes measure to protect transgender rights
Katie McDonough
Gov. Jack Markell plans to sign the bill, making Delaware the 14th state to pass such a law
Another “sovereign citizen” sentenced in tax fraud scheme
Bill Morlin
A 70-year-old accountant faces 8 years in prison for filing false returns and encouraging others to do the same
What Obama’s global warming strategy could gain from Netflix
Daniel D'Addario
The president relies on minute-by-minute tracking to determine policy. Too bad his data isn't as good as Netflix's!
Does Obama know what “transparent” means?
Alex Seitz-Wald
The president claims the court that oversees the NSA's snooping program is open, but it's anything but
American middle-class prosperity is pure fantasy
Les Leopold
New research reveals that the US ranks 27th in the world when it comes to middle-class wealth
Why metadata really is the message
Natasha Lennard
Top cryptologist explains for Wired that the NSA has a terrifying tool: a "a National Relationship Database"
Brazil lawmakers vote to lift ban on gay “conversion therapy”
Katie McDonough
The "gay cure" measure passed a vote by Brazil's congressional human rights committee
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