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Obama administration: Assad likely behind chemical arms use
Jim Kuhnhenn
The White House says it's doubtful Syrian rebels have access to that kind of weaponry
Sequester cuts to domestic violence programs leave victims stranded
Katie McDonough
Domestic violence programs stand to lose $20 million in funding. The fallout is already bleak, advocates say
Cut Karzai off — and send cash to 9/11 museum
Adam Weinstein
Despite our differences, most Americans think CIA funding Karzai is an outrage. Here's an idea we can all support
BMC Software to be sold for $6.6 billion
Associated Press
The investor group is led by Bain Capital and Golden Gate Capital
Benghazi returning as big scandal
Alex Seitz-Wald
The GOP may finally get its wish with three new whistle-blowers, but has it already undermined its cred?
Report: 70 percent of millennials support marriage equality
Katie McDonough
A report from the Pew Research Center reveals that millennials are leading the trend in favor of gay marriage
Syrian rebels shoot down regime helicopter, killing 8
Barbara Surk
The fighting in northern Syria came a day after Israeli warplanes struck areas in and around Damascus
Israeli airstrikes on Syria provoke threats
Josef Federman, Karin Laub
Syria and its patron Iran have hinted at possible retribution
Syria responds to Israeli air strikes
Karin Laub, Josef Federman
The country's government has called the attacks a "flagrant violation of international law"
Anonymous takes charge, the Web takes down governments
Nicco Mele
The Internet collective's approach to holding power accountable might suit this moment better than any military
Harvard professor issues “an unqualified apology” for anti-gay comments
Prachi Gupta
Niall Ferguson ignited a controversy when he suggested Keynes' philosophy was flawed due to his being gay
Austerity never works: Deficit hawks are amoral — and wrong
Robert Kuttner
The 1 percent and the financial class caused the Great Recession. So why do we keep allowing them to shape policy?
When gun control is a felony
Lois Beckett
Dozens of states have introduced legislation that declares national firearm regulation "null and void"
William Friedkin: Directing is like jazz improvisation
Casey Burchby
The director of "The French Connection" reflects on Gene Hackman, Wang Chung and 50 years in Hollywood
Guantánamo: It’s Obama’s disgrace now
Andrew O'Hehir
Sure, Bush created this nightmare -- but the current hunger-strike crisis stems from Obama's political cowardice
Is Ted Cruz the future of Texas?
Erica Grieder
The Tea Party favorite embodies the debate that will determine the Lone Star State's political direction
U.S. officials: Israel launches airstrike into Syria
Associated Press
Their target is believed to be a suspected weapons site
Where are all the female “Saturday Night Live” hosts?
Daniel D'Addario
This season, 5 of 21 hosts were women. It's not a new ratio! We crunch the numbers on the past decade
A march on Washington with loaded rifles
Alex Seitz-Wald
A gun activist is planning a massive march on D.C., with participants' rifles illegally slung over their shoulders
American journalist likely being held by Syrian government
Peter Gelling
James Foley was abducted at gunpoint in Northern Syria this past November
Fox News: Plan B “covers up rapes,” is “boon for creepy uncles”
Katie McDonough
Fox News' "The Five" weighs in on the FDA ruling to expand access to safe birth control
Dzhokhar’s ex-fling speaks about his friendships
Natasha Lennard
The woman said the suspect seemed to be "idolized" by his friends, but was not highly religious
Cicadas prepare to invade by the billions
Richard Schiffman
But climate change may mean it's the last time
Don’t forget Sandy Hook
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The Newtown families and a spate of recent gun violence remind us why we can't let gun control legislation die
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