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“The Office’s” sugar-coated finale
Willa Paskin
In the end, it argued that settling for a mediocre job for way too long can bring you happiness beyond measure
Stevens: Rationale for Bush v. Gore was “unacceptable”
Alex Seitz-Wald
The former Supreme Court justice speaks out on John Roberts and the case that decided the 2000 election
Is the IRS “scandal” all hype?
Brad Friedman
Inspector General report finds no evidence Tea Party groups were targeted for political reasons
North Dakota lawmaker: Blame Roe v. Wade for school shootings
Katie McDonough
Rep. Kevin Cramer cited "abortion on demand" as the reason "our culture sees school shootings so often"
U.K. hacker sentencing highlights U.S. overreach
Natasha Lennard
LulzSec members in Britain receive maximum of 15 months, while hacktivist Jeremy Hammond faces life in prison here
Billionaires now own American politics
Andy Kroll
Unless Citizens United is overturned, 1-percenters will forever determine who we can elect to office
Joe Scarborough’s IRS hypocrisy
Alex Seitz-Wald
The MSNBC host is outraged about the Tea Party's treatment, but sought to "yank" NAACP's tax-exempt status in 2003
Protesting has never been so hilarious
Laura Gottesdiener
A New York demonstration against Mexican businessman Carlos Slim is the latest in a series of global laugh-ins
Conservative group says AARP promotes radical “homosexual agenda”
Katie McDonough
Not usually a target of anti-LGBT ire, the AARP has been accused of being a fringe organization
The real IRS scandal: Targeting by class
David Dayen
For all the outcry about targeting by ideology, IRS has for years unfairly favored a different group: the rich
Google wants to be a part of your personal life
Michael Liedtke
A new wave of products and services will test how much we want computers to dictate our day-to-day existence
Will meeting with Turkey mean progress on Syria?
Brian Katulis
As the president discusses the Syrian conflict today with Turkey's prime minister, here's all that you need to know
Sorry, Media Matters, no one actually wants your talking points
Alex Pareene
What if a liberal group defended Obama and no one cared?
Has school disciplining gone too far?
David Rosen
In institutions across the U.S., normal children's behavior is being treated as evidence of a psychiatric disorder
At least 12 killed in Kabul car bombing
Amir Shah, Kathy Gannon
The victims include two coalition troops and four civilian contractors
How long can Eric Holder hang on?
Alex Seitz-Wald
It's been a long, fraught tenure rife with faux-scandals and near-misses. But the AP phone flap could be different
Lax state rules enable attack ads
Alan Suderman
State-level nonprofits, super PACs fly under the radar
In Montana, dark money brings down a judicial candidate
Michael Beckel
"I was furious" the high court candidate said
Obama announces resignation of top IRS official
Jim Kuhnhenn
The president said that Americans have a right to be angry about the agency's targeting of conservative groups
Google rolls out brand-new features
Michael Liedtke
Online games, maps and a music-streaming service are among its latest offerings
Updated: Diddy tweets that he’s joining “Downton Abbey” cast — he’s not
Daniel D'Addario
The rapper tweets that "Downton" is "favorite show," promises to release "sneak peek" tonight. WGBH says he's lying
Rachel Kushner: I am writing for pleasure
Michael Schapira
The author of "The Flamethrowers" reflects on her latest novel, political art of the 1970s and Cormac McCarthy
Meet the group the IRS actually denied: Democrats!
Joan Walsh
Although Tea Party applicants got unfair IRS scrutiny, only one known group had status revoked. They’re Democrats
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