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Colorado Dem faces recall effort over gun control support
Jillian Rayfield
Anti-gun control activists filed to recall state Senate president John Morse
El Salvador’s “Beatriz” in recovery after cesarean
Katie McDonough
The procedure was performed on Monday, ending Beatriz's dangerous pregnancy and long legal battle to save her life
Obama political appointees use secret email accounts
Jack Gillum
They claim the addresses are used to prevent inboxes from being overwhelmed with unwanted messages
I took Fox News’ sexual harassment class
Joe Muto
I worked for Bill O'Reilly during the "falafel" days. His staff landed in the most awkward diversity training ever
UN wants more evidence on Syrian chemical weapons
Zeina Karam
A new report reveals there's "reasonable grounds" to believe they've been used, but by whom remains unclear
Man killed during protests in Turkey
Suzan Fraser
Authorities have launched an investigation into the death of 22-year-old Abdullah Comert
Turkey’s Twitter “curse”
Andrew Leonard
"Prime Minister Erdogan is blaming social media, instead of his party's authoritarian overreach."
Old Soviet domain is new haven for cybercriminals
Curt Hopkins
The defunct superpower's .SU domain is a refuge for over half of criminal hackers says Russian Internet watchdog
Amazon hasn’t killed us yet!
Laura Miller
After years of bad news and dire predictions, traditional publishers and booksellers sound surprisingly cheerful
Pistols could be the newest poolside accessory
Lois Beckett
South Carolina plans to revoke a ban on arms in recreation centers, meaning more guns at Charleston's public pools
119 killed in Chinese poultry plant fire
Christopher Bodeen
The fire has been attributed to several explosions caused by an ammonia leak in the early morning hours
Science doesn’t know everything
Jerome Kagan
We understand much about human nature, but scientists are ignoring many important topics, like ethnicity and class
App of the Week: Buycott
Andrew Leonard
Is the company that makes your beer bicycle-friendly or a pawn of the GMO machine? Here's how to find out
Watching the Sunday shows so you don’t have to
Jim Newell
The experts of Meet the Press, Face the Nation and This Week solve the Syria, Holder and IRS crises in mere minutes
Schumer predicts immigration reform will pass by July 4
Katie McDonough
Schumer is optimistic about immigration reform passing, but a majority of Americans do not share his rosy view
Wall Street insider’s advice for interns: Sleep with your female colleagues, then brag about it
Katie McDonough
An anonymous Goldman Sachs employee has posted a series of racist and sexist "tips" to succeeding at the firm
Bret Easton Ellis interviews Matthew Specktor: People in L.A. aren’t afraid to read
Matthew Specktor, Bret Easton Ellis
The great L.A. novelists talk literary fame, Ellis' Twitter obsession, and Specktor's ace "American Dream Machine"
Is the government spying on environmental groups?
Adam Federman
Corporations are teaming up with government agencies to put law-abiding anti-fracking activists under surveillance
After defeat in Congress, Bloomberg brings gun control fight to the states
Katie McDonough
Bloomberg's group, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, has shifted strategy to local politicians and piecemeal reform
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: “Poverty is what makes the rich rich”
Amanda Pike
From New York's crack epidemic to Stockton's Great Depression, a look at the finest docs YouTube has to offer
Could California’s salmon make a comeback?
Barry Yeoman
After years of decline, the rich human community that depends on California’s salmon runs may at last be rebounding
Why are we here? Evolution’s dirty secrets
Dorion Sagan
The dirty secret of evolution is that it's a lot more like the game of Mousetrap than you might think
Hedge fund’s wild side: The man who lost $8 billion
Barbara T. Dreyfuss
Wall Street's biggest disaster was largely due to high-risk deals by one 32-year-old, who lived large and bet crazy
Stephin Merritt: “No one ever gets tired of talking about money”
Tobias Carroll
The dour Stephin Merritt on embracing luxury on "Partygoing," from Magnetic Fields side-project Future Bible Heroes
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