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Returning to Chicago three decades later
Joan Walsh
30 years ago, I worked for Harold Washington, brought the Cubs good luck and lost a friend to AIDS. Now, I'm back
Manchin-Toomey measure still doesn’t have the votes
Jillian Rayfield
The deal on background checks is proving tricky for moderate Republicans
America’s imaginary homeland threats
Tom Engelhardt
North Korea is the latest country to be slapped with the dubious enemy label, regardless of the danger it presents
Venezuela elects Chavez successor amidst controversy
Girish Gupta, News Desk
Henrique Capriles refuses to acknowledge the victory of "Chavista" Nicholas Maduro, claiming the vote was rigged
Vote on background checks too close to call
Dina Cappiello
The bipartisan gun control bill will be voted on later this week
Adam Scott becomes first Australian to win the Masters
Doug Ferguson
Scott outlasted Angel Cabrera in a playoff to take home the green jacket
Edie Falco: I took “The Sopranos” home with me
Kera Bolonik
Edie Falco's "Nurse Jackie" is as complicated as Carmela, but she tells Salon she's much easier to leave on the set
Sustainable pork farming is real
Barry Estabrook
Russ Kremer's small pig farm served as the inspiration for a Chipotle ad, which praises his antibiotic-free pork
How conservatives invented “voter fraud” to attack civil rights
Gary May
Phony complaints of voter fraud are the essence of a decade-long effort by the right to reverse civil rights law
Evangelicals take leap of faith into immigration debate
Katie McDonough
A growing number of Christian leaders are advocating for a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants
“No Pakistanis”: The racial satire the Beatles don’t want you to hear
Alex Sayf Cummings
The song that became "Get Back" began as an anti-immigrant satire so easily misunderstood it remains in the vaults
My three wives
Joe Darger
Society has come a long way toward accepting gay marriage. Could the same ever be true for my polygamous family?
Wait, men fake orgasms?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new book delivers surprising news about male sexuality -- including that, yes, some guys are really fooling you
Are Arizona’s national forests worth destroying?
Maureen Nandini Mitra
Mining the Santa Rita Mountains could create thousands of jobs -- and cripple the region's water supply
Occupy’s legacy: The media finally covers social protest fairly
David Graeber
Occupy's message about income inequality took hold because the media, for once, took a grassroots protest seriously
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Somali pirates are not what they seem
Amanda Pike
From would-be Jack Sparrows to deadly-real U.S. soldiers, a look at the best docs YouTube has to offer
How the NRA got what it wanted
Blake Zeff
We mocked it. But it stood strong, shifted the guns debate and won itself a sweet deal. Now who’s laughing?
Save your cash — forget OFA!
Jonathan Bernstein
The president’s outside group won’t help his agenda in Congress, or affect the course of the Democratic Party
Gay marriage advances in France — and so does hate
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Same-sex marriage is approved, yes -- but amid an ugly backlash. Might something similar happen here?
Elizabeth Wurtzel refuses to grow up, Twitter reacts
Katie McDonough
In a piece for the Atlantic, a prescient Wurtzel writes: "Sometimes I am ridiculous. There are worse things"
Are California state prisons racist?
Christie Thompson
Segregation is alive and well in the sunshine state's prison system, which is being sued for racial discrimination
Perry appointee’s noose tweet sparks outrage
Alex Seitz-Wald
The state's powerful oil regulator suggests GOP senators who allowed a vote on gun control committed "treason"
Rape lyrics cost Rick Ross a Reebok deal
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Reebok dumps Rick Ross for lyrics "misinterpreted" about sexual assault. Is this setting a dangerous precedent?
Wichita throws down gauntlet to anti-abortionists
Kathryn Joyce
Four years after the murder of a prominent abortion provider, his clinic is once again open for business
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