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Big Soda SNAP-ing up billions off government programs
Stan Cox
Federal aid like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is proving to be a sweet deal for softdrink groups
The truth in Kanye’s anti-prison rap
Natasha Lennard
The rapper's incendiary "SNL" performance delivered condemnations of the prison industrial complex worth unpacking
Tea Party Patriots push nationwide anti-IRS rallies
Jillian Rayfield
On Tuesday, Tea Partiers are planning "to protest the IRS’ complete abuse of power"
Yahoo shells out $1.1 billion for Tumblr
Michael Liedtke
It's the company's biggest acquisition since it bought the online search engine Overture for $1.3 billion
Syrian troops move into strategic, rebel-held town
Karin Laub
The latest advance could complicate U.S. and Russian efforts to persuade Assad to end the 26-month-old conflict
Thousands treated for sexual abuse-related injuries in military
Kevin Freking
In 2012 alone, as many as 4,000 veterans sought disability benefits
Peggy Noonan hears a dog whistle
Joan Walsh
How desperate is GOP? It now fantasizes that Obama’s campaign was a coded order to the IRS to target the Tea Party
Paul Krugman’s right: Austerity kills
David Stuckler, Sanjay Basu
Austerity kills -- radical cuts destroy economies and lives, and the honest numbers and economics keep proving it
FBI reportedly joins Bachmann campaign finance probe
Jillian Rayfield
The agency is investigating alleged violations by Bachmann's 2012 presidential campaign
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Nailing a dictator
Amanda Pike
From Guatemalan tyrants to Syrian dissidents, a look at the finest documentaries YouTube has to offer
Growing, lurking threat: “Paper terrorism”
Jillian Rayfield
Massive financial schemes by anti-government zealots and sovereign citizens have states scrambling for protection
Can playing Dots on your iPhone make you smarter?
Jared Keller
Not quite, but new research reveals that the game and others like it can sharpen a few specific cognitive skills
Temple Grandin on DSM-5: “Sounds like diagnosis by committee”
Temple Grandin, Richard Panek
When it comes to autism, Grandin argues we're paying too much attention to labels -- and not enough to individuals
Stop comparing everything to “Girls”!
Daniel D'Addario
Vampire Weekend, "30 Rock," Sheryl Sandberg, "Spring Breakers" -- everything is just like "Girls." Except it isn't
New DSM, new debates over ADHD and autism
Natasha Lennard
The ever-controversial manual now is broadening the definition of ADHD, narrowing that of autism
Revenge, ego and the corruption of Wikipedia
Andrew Leonard
The unmasking of a writer who took extraordinary advantage of online anonymity to pursue old vendettas
Power tool industry too powerful to regulate?
Myron Levin
After tens of thousands of disfiguring injuries, companies like Black & Decker are still resisting safety fixes
Human Rights Watch: Syrian government practiced torture
Barbara Surk
Visits to abandoned prisons have turned up torture devices and other evidence of detainee abuse
First look: Sofia Coppola’s chilly, brilliant “Bling Ring”
Andrew O'Hehir
Cannes is abuzz over Paris Hilton's real-life shoe collection -- and the nihilistic teen girls who stole it
10 ridiculous Christian Right prophesies
Amanda Marcotte
From Pat Robertson's predictions to the entire Christian right freaking out about gay marriage, it never ends
Toronto mayor reportedly caught on video smoking crack
Natasha Lennard
A group in the drug trade is shopping around a video showing Rod Forb inhaling from a crack pipe
Bipartisan House group comes to tentative immigration agreement
Jillian Rayfield
The deal reportedly includes a pathway to citizenship
California powers $550 lottery jackpot
Barbara Rodriguez, Julie Warson
The state has sold $83 million worth of Powerball tickets since April, 11 percent of the game's sales
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