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Teenagers care more about online privacy than you think
Jared Keller
New research reveals they're surprisingly shrewd about protecting their personal data on social networks
New track from the Lonely Island features Solange Knowles, semicolons
Prachi Gupta
And "SNL" alumna Maya Rudolph
Kicked out of the mall — for an anti-cancer hat
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The most insensitive mall cops ever aggressively escort out two teens who just lost their mom
Conservative group blames military sexual assault on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” repeal
Katie McDonough
FRC president Tony Perkins blames the military's "embrace of homosexuality" for a culture of sexual assault
Imprisoned Pussy Riot member declares hunger strike
Prachi Gupta
Maria Alekhina, 24, was not allowed to attend her parole hearing in person
Lois Lerner, IRS disaster
Joan Walsh
The executive who took the Fifth has bungled this mess from start to finish. Why is she still employed?
Stockholm riots rage for third day
Paul Ames, Daniel DeFraia
The city's immigrant communities have erupted since police killed a man allegedly wielding a machete last week
How policy nihilists in the Senate doomed LGBT immigrants
Alex Pareene
Same-sex couples lose in Senate immigration reform fight, as Democrats pander to cynical Lindsey Graham
Senate panel approves immigration overhaul
David Espo, Erica Werner
The legislation will grant citizenship to millions of immigrants living illegally in the United States
FBI identifies 5 Benghazi suspects
Kimberly Dozier
Officials still don't have enough evidence to make any arrests
Welcome to the jungle: The definitive oral history of ’80s metal
Jon Wiederhorn, Katherine Turman
Mötley Crüe, Slash, Lita Ford, Dokken and more share the wildest stories from the heyday of L.A.'s Sunset Strip
Slave descendants seek equal rights from Cherokee Nation
Marcos Barbery
A new lawsuit challenges the exclusion of African-descended Cherokees from tribal benefits
Is abortion about to doom Republicans again?
Irin Carmon
With arch-conservative nominees in Virginia, a test is emerging -- and an Akin moment may not be far behind
Anti-voter-fraud Tea Party group sues the IRS
Jillian Rayfield
True the Vote filed a suit over the alleged targeting of conservative groups
Facebook’s hate speech problem
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Facebook removes photos of women breastfeeding, but rape videos seem to last for days. These women are sick of it
Amazon set to launch fine-art gallery
Jillian Steinhauer
This summer, the retail giant will throw its cap into the fine-art market by opening an online art store
California Tea Party group files first IRS lawsuit
Jillian Rayfield
The NorCal Tea Party Patriots accused the IRS of violating its constitutional rights
I’m terrified of the cicada onslaught
Laura Bogart
The coming swarm of beady-eyed creatures has me paralyzed with fear -- and revisiting the terror of an abusive past
Ray Manzarek, founding member of The Doors, dies at 74
Chris Talbott
Manzarek is among the most notable keyboard players in rock history
Apple uses foreign companies to avoid billions in taxes
Associated Press
According to a Senate investigation, the world's most valuable company has stashed $102 billion in cash overseas
Supreme Court to rule on prayer at government meetings
Katie McDonough
The justices agreed to determine if Christian prayer at a town council meeting violated the Establishment Clause
Top GOP official: “Sometimes our party does not value” women “as much”
Jillian Rayfield
“It’s not hard to recruit women to run; they are running,” said the Republican State Leadership Committee president
IRS meltdown was long overdue
Justin Elliott, Kim Barker
Its Exempt Organizations division has been horribly dysfunctional since the agency was restructured in 1998
Can a liberal wonk save the Senate?
Joe Conason
Ron Wyden believes sequestration is a blessing in disguise, giving Congress a chance to reevaluate its priorities
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