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“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
Google bolsters mapping service, purchases Waze
Michael Liedtke
The $1.03 billion deal was announced Tuesday
Executives concede TV isn’t everywhere
Ryan Nakashima
The promise has been a key strategy in the cable and satellite TV industry's fight to retain customers
David Brooks: The last Stalinist
Corey Robin
Edward Snowden offended the commentator by declining to honor his oaths. There's a history behind such bromides
Dick Durbin: FISA declassification bill will be “ill-fated”
Jillian Rayfield
"I encourage this," he said, but added that he doesn't see it getting the necessary support from the White House
European leaders express outrage, but are they really OK with letting the NSA “do their dirty work”?
Natasha Lennard
The level of international knowledge and compliance with programs like PRISM remains shrouded
“The Internship” teaches Gen Xers to get along with millennials
Amy Punt
Believe it or not, Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson show how risk-taking Gen Xers can mentor younger people
Russian Parliament passes “gay propaganda” ban
Katie McDonough
The Duma voted 436-0 to pass a measure banning the distribution of gay rights materials and gay pride marches
Why is the History Channel obsessed with conspiracy theories?
Alex Seitz-Wald
The cable channel's newest star thinks Obama is "a Kenyan-Muslim"
If you know nothing about whistle-blowers, don’t cover them
Kevin Gosztola
Jeffrey Toobin, Megan McArdle and Joe Klein spew ignorance and contempt for a process they don't understand
Senators push bill to declassify FISA court rulings
Jillian Rayfield
A bipartisan group of lawmakers want Eric Holder to reveal court opinions authorizing NSA surveillance programs
Laura Ingraham: Over-the-counter Plan B is “a good deal for pedophiles”
Katie McDonough
The pundit also thinks unrestricted access to safe, effective contraception helps "men who want to abuse women"
Leaks actually improve U.S. security
Chase Madar
Whistleblowers like Bradley Manning prevent government from waging deadly warfare based on faulty intelligence
500,000 contractors can access NSA data hoards
Natasha Lennard
Firms like Booz Allen have army of employees, but only Snowden spoke up
US has no plans to end surveillance
Lara Jakes
The Obama administration maintains that the spying program keeps America safe from terrorists
Nestlé introduces bottled water for “trendy, high-income” women
Katie McDonough
Finally, H2O made specifically for the ladies
Poll shows support for gay marriage is way up in California
Jillian Rayfield
As the Supreme Court prepares to hand down a decision on Proposition 8, support fo same-sex marriage is up
NRA mailer thanks Dem for voting against background checks
Jillian Rayfield
The mailer tells North Dakotans to support Heidi Heitkamp because she opposed the Senate's measure
Edward Snowden: A libertarian hero
Andrew Leonard
An epic showdown, inspired by the Internet's core values: "Information wants to be free" challenges the NSA
“I see no reason to end Pussy Riot,” a member tells Salon
Daniel D'Addario
As a documentary on the performance art group airs, one member talks about their trial and possible future protests
Report: Men have more time for fun than women do
Katie McDonough
A new analysis reveals that men spend more time than women on TV, exercise, and other leisure activities
Meet the contractors analyzing your private data
Tim Shorrock
Private companies are getting rich probing your personal information for the government. Call it Digital Blackwater
Marco Rubio decides whether he wants to kill immigration reform or not
Alex Pareene
Does the conservative Florida senator still want to be instrumental in passing reform?
U.S. Muslims guilty until proven innocent
Victoria Brittain
Support of any kind for a group on the State Department's list is now grounds for a trial on charges of terrorism
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