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What looming DOMA ruling means for immigration reform
Katie McDonough
A SCOTUS ruling against DOMA may render a Senate decision to exclude gay couples from immigration reform moot
Joe Manchin will fight back against the NRA with TV ad
Jillian Rayfield
The NRA is spending $100,000 to target Manchin, following his push for a background checks measure
Justin Rose wins US Open
Doug Ferguson
The Brit edged out Phil Mickelson, who earned his sixth runner-up finish in the tournament
Turkish unions to strike in support of protests
Jamey Keaten, Nebi Qena
The move would defy the interior minister's stern warning to public workers not to join the demonstrations
The best (and the weirdest) of “Game of Thrones” fanfiction
Molly Templeton
Missing the show? Take to the Internet!
I failed a Mensa test — twice
Noah Davis
I tried to become a member of the exclusive society, and all I got was a lousy number 2 pencil
The theme song of the radical right
John Stauffer, Benjamin Soskis
How "Battle Hymn of the Republic" -- Reagan's favorite song -- became the background music of the modern GOP
Arizona drops felony charges against undocumented immigrant
Valeria Fernandez
Luz Ruiz Rascón had been arrested with four others in one of Sheriff Joe Arpaio's highly publicized worksite raids
Joseph Ellis: 1776, the summer America was born
Joseph J. Ellis
Pulitzer Prize-winner Joseph Ellis on Washington, Adams and the months when soldiers and statesmen forged America
What being an unmarried mom taught me about fatherhood
Stacia L. Brown
Just because single moms can make it on their own doesn't mean we shouldn't be grateful for dads who stick around
Rahm Emanuel is losing control of his city
Mark Guarino
As his disapproval rating soars, he’s getting tagged with names like the “murder mayor.” Here’s how it fell apart
From Ike to “The Matrix”: Welcome to the American dystopia
Andrew O'Hehir
Part Orwellian security state, part Huxley wonderland and part "Matrix," America is three dystopias in one!
Istanbul riot police drive out protesters with water cannons and tear gas
Associated Press
Police cleared Taksim Square in 30 minutes and used bulldozers to pick up remaining debris
Is Playboy invading Marfa, Texas?
Lauren Klotzman
A 40-foot neon installation of the magazine's iconographic logo has locals stumped
Turkish protesters’ war on bad architecture
Jennifer Kabat
An architectural critic explains why his country's fights for democracy and open urban space are the same battle
How we do it: Maybe monogamy isn’t natural!
Robert Martin
From incest to sperm competition and polyamory, anatomy -- not social arrangements -- explain how a species mates
From Fox News to Rush: Secrets of the right’s lie machine
Robert W. McChesney, John Nichols
Conservative media plays by its rules, and bends truth to back whatever argument they’ve decided to make that day
GOP plan: Bring Dubya back!
Elias Isquith
Look beneath the surface, and a hot new plan for the party's comeback is really just George W. Bush redux
Al Jazeera: The most-feared news network
Shibley Telhami
Al Jazeera is well-funded and doesn't need to make money. But its prospects, here and in Middle East, are uncertain
“I’ve gone to resist, I’ll be right back”
Ali Bektas
Despite a deadly crackdown, "the resistance" remains strong across Turkey as protesters continue to hold Gezi Park
“How do they sleep at night?”
Scott Braddock
Thanks to Rick Perry, bosses don't need to insure workers – so taxpayers foot the bill for injuries
Atheists: Just as obnoxious as Christians
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A fight over school Bibles gets ugly -- and kids are the big losers
Elizabeth Warren pushes Obama on judicial nominations
Alex Seitz-Wald
The senator also warned the courts are becoming a "wholly owned subsidiary of the Chamber of Commerce"
Mark Sanford to social conservatives: “I am not worthy”
Alex Seitz-Wald
The former governor says he initially declined an invitation to speak at a Christian-right confab
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