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Report: Cable news guests are overwhelmingly male, exceedingly white
Katie McDonough
A report from Media Matters reveals a stunning lack of diversity among the major networks
Colombian coffee at the crossroads
Aleszu Bajak
Juan Valdez turns 55 this year. Is Colombian coffee ready to retire or gearing up for a second act?
How IRS scandal could help Karl Rove and dark money
Alex Seitz-Wald
Advocates had hoped IRS would clarify its rules on Rove style groups, but now that may be politically impossible
Antiabortionists prey on minority women
Akiba Solomon
A new missionary campaign paints blacks and Latinos as the victims of feminists and corrupt healthcare providers
Gay activists in Russia cite political intolerance as reason for alleged hate crime
Katie McDonough
Gay rights activists in Russia believe anti-gay laws and sentiment are fueling homophobia and violence
ESPN’s plan to kill net neutrality
Andrew Leonard
Allowing the sports network to buy its way free of data caps on your mobile device is a very bad idea
The woman behind Anonymous’ Steubenville operation
Katie McDonough
How Michelle McKee, a 51-year-old woman from Washington state, sparked one of the collective's biggest operations
H&M signs factory safety plan in Bangladesh
Katie McDonough
The retailer is the largest garment buyer in the country, and its role in the agreement is "crucial," say activists
Pediatricians take on the gun lobby
Katie McDonough
The American Academy of Pediatrics is calling gun control an issue of public health, not politics
IRS targeted Tea Party groups as early as 2011
Stephen Ohlemacher
The agency apologized last week for flagging right-wing organizations in advance of the 2012 election
Bangladesh to end search for victims of building collapse
Farid Hossain
Soldiers and other workers have recovered 1,127 bodies from the wreckage
Syrian troops take control of strategic town
Associated Press
The regime is making new advances in driving the rebels from the country's southern region
Cleveland: Ground zero for the housing bubble
Edward McClelland
The housing crisis that helped tank the economy started here. As usual, America paid no attention to the Midwest
Sunday morning show round-up: More talk about Benghazi talking points
Katie McDonough
Talking heads debate talking points in the Benghazi attack
Kerouac: Angel-headed hipster
Michael Kammen
The writer's restless odyssey and his new life “On the Road”
Jaron Lanier: The Internet destroyed the middle class
Scott Timberg
Kodak employed 140,000 people. Instagram, 13. A digital visionary says the Web kills jobs, wealth -- even democracy
How the Republican Party could go extinct
Kerry Eleveld
The party has a golden chance to make inroads with Latinos and gays with one immigration move. And it's blowing it
Enough with the hipster-bashing
Anthony Galluzzo
The censure has become a stand-in for anti-intellectualism, middle class resentment and subtle homophobia
Happiness is the best medicine
Tom Jacobs
New research suggests that mood-enhancing activities can serve as a nutrient for the human body
We are all addicts now
Damian Thompson
Even cupcakes and iPhones control us -- social and technological advances stimulate desires and foster addiction
Would we ever tolerate “Breaking Muslim”?
David George
The reality show "Breaking Amish" returns to TLC, insulting a serious faith as something from which to be liberated
Can Netflix save TV?
Steven Lloyd Wilson
By rescuing cancelled shows, the company has a chance to democratize the viewing experience like never before
Fiction: “Poppyseed” by Ramona Ausubel
Ramona Ausubel
A new story from the acclaimed collection "A Guide to Being Born"
The modern history of swearing: Where all the dirtiest words come from
Melissa Mohr
As society evolves, so do our curse words. Here's how some of the most famous ones developed -- and a few new ones
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