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Daniel Ellsberg: Edward Snowden is a patriot
Brad Friedman
The man behind the Pentagon Papers talks NSA, Bradley Manning and whistle-blowers' importance in a new interview
Texas teens handcuffed for playing hooky
Joaquin Sapien
State truancy laws impose fines and jail time on late or absent students, possibly in violation of the Constitution
“Vice” makes North Korea seem silly, not scary
Willa Paskin
The much-awaited North Korea episode features a weird dolphin show, but no examination of the government's cruelty
The most ridiculous depictions of the Internet in movies and TV
Daniel D'Addario
From "The Bling Ring" to "Veep" to "House of Cards," a look at the silliest depictions of digital culture
Netflix, Facebook — and the NSA: They’re all in it together
Andrew Leonard
NSA, Netflix, Facebook and other e-commerce goliaths are collaborating on tools that track us in very intimate ways
Pick of the week: Fighting the world’s worst homophobia
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: "Call Me Kuchu" is the tragic tale of Ugandan activist David Kato, and a crucial film of our time
Steve King tweets: “Illegal aliens have just invaded my DC office”
Jillian Rayfield
"Obama's lawless order gives them de facto immunity from U.S. law," the House Republican wrote
NSA surveillance didn’t lead to capture of deadly terrorist
Sebastian Rotella
Investigation reveals the US tracked down key plotter in Mumbai attacks after being tipped by British intelligence
10 dumbest reactions to the NSA scandal
Evan McMurry
These pols and pundits may not know what they're talking about, but they have strong opinions nonetheless
Joe Manchin: The NRA has “lost its way”
Jillian Rayfield
The Washington gun lobby "is more concerned about political power than gun rights and gun safety," he said
Must-see morning clip: Paul McCartney on recording “Band on the Run”
Prachi Gupta
The former Beatles singer tells Stephen Colbert about his first days touring with Wings in the 70s
Dark money buys state supreme court races
Alan Suderman, Ben Wieder
Lax disclosure laws are allowing out-of-state interest groups to heavily influence in-state elections
UN: Nearly 93,000 killed in Syrian conflict
John Heilprin
The international organization acknowledges that the true number is likely to be far higher
Study: “Spritual” people more likely to commit crimes than atheists
Katie McDonough
Self-identified "spiritual" people also more likely to suffer “anxiety disorders, phobias and neuroses”
Michael Bay to direct film adapted from Tom Clancy video game
Prachi Gupta
The director will work on "Ghost Recon" after next year's release of "Transformers 4"
“Bling Ring” reality show is “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” on Adderall
Willa Paskin
"Pretty Wild" features all our current plagues: Pills, the Secret and, of course, celebrity culture
Mike Huckabee: “We’re now even seeing television commercials portraying same-sex couples”
Katie Halper
The former governor (who's been called a "model" for Republicans on LGBT rights) doesn't like what he sees on TV
Pope Francis: there’s a “gay lobby” in the church
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The new pope is shaping up to be the Vatican's damage-control nightmare
NSA has a propaganda center to make it seem fun!
Alex Seitz-Wald
There's a lot you'll never know about the ultrasecret spy agency, but you can buy a coffee mug
Frank Luntz hired by Washington football team to convince people name isn’t horribly racist
Alex Pareene
Republican pollster hired by football team with disgusting name
ACLU sues over NSA phone surveillance
Jillian Rayfield
The suit argues that the program infringes upon the group's First and Fourth Amendment rights, among other things
Judge rules that Fox Searchlight should have paid its interns
Katie McDonough
A federal court ruled the studio violated federal and state minimum wage laws by not paying "Black Swan" interns
“This Is the End”: Dude, it’s the apocalypse!
Andrew O'Hehir
Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, Franco and other stars play "themselves" in a goofy, drug-addled Rapture bromance
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