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Paul Ryan to GOP: Don’t abandon abortion fight

Alex Seitz-Wald
While the GOP tries to runs away from gay marriage, it shouldn't give up on abortion, the ex-V.P. candidate says

Tony Perkins: Stop donating to the GOP!

Alex Seitz-Wald
Social conservative leader Tony Perkins escalates the rift over the Republican Party's future

Rick Ross dropped from Reebok over rape lyric

Prachi Gupta
The rapper's psuedo-apology was not enough to "live up to the values" of the brand

Vice-presidential historian on “Veep”: “This is nothing like reality”

Daniel D'Addario
As the comedy about a bumbling, inconsequential pol returns, one historian says Selina Meyer is a real joke

Immigration bill could exclude hundreds of thousands

Erica Werner
Legislation to be unveiled next week would bar newly arrived immigrants from applying for legal status

Students and hackers train for cybersecurity jobs

Jake Pearson
"White-hat" hackers are being hired to help business and government agencies protect their data from cyberattacks

Progress Kentucky: Worst super PAC ever?

Alex Seitz-Wald
Even before the last two scandals, Kentucky liberals called the group an "embarrassment"

Soviet spacecraft possibly spotted on Mars

Associated Press
NASA images reveal what may be parts of a Soviet ship that landed on the red planet in 1971

Controversial gay marriage study author may be political operative

Sofia Resnick
A Texas professor and "friend of the court" has aligned with activists hoping to sway SCOTUS to uphold DOMA

National Hockey League announces initiative for gay athletes

Katie McDonough
In partnership with a gay rights group, the NHL will provide awareness training to its teams and leadership

Will the Christian right flee the GOP?

Alex Seitz-Wald
Republican civil war heats up as social conservatives feel abandoned and threaten to form a third party

“Point Break” remake really happening

Prachi Gupta
The 1991 cult classic has a director

GOP plots to rig the court

Alex Seitz-Wald
Liberals decry Sen. Chuck Grassley's "court-packing" scheme to rig the second most powerful court in the country

Report: Progressive group taped McConnell

Alex Halperin
According to a Democratic Party official in Kentucky

Mark Zuckerberg launches political group

Barbara Ortutay
The Facebook CEO's new project aims to revamp immigration policy and encourage investment in scientific research

Why do we love to look at strangers’ family photographs?

Melissa Holbrook Pierson
Like all great art, found photography invites its viewer to multiple interpretations and readings

Obama’s entitlement plan was four years in the making

Eric Zuesse
President’s desire to cut Social Security was public before he even took office. Why did so many turn a blind eye?

Anonymous: Rehtaeh Parsons’ rapists will be held accountable

Katie McDonough
The hacker group claims to know the identities of the alleged rapists, and demands authorities reopen the case

Wall Street Dem covers up her past and runs again

Alex Pareene
Remember Reshma Saujani, the hedge fund congressional candidate? She's back, but don't mention the hedge funds

Critics rip Obama’s new budget

Stephen Ohlemacher
Advocates from across the political spectrum are reminding the president of his broken campaign promises

4,300 Syrians killed in airstrikes, says Human Rights Watch

Barbara Surk
The rights group accused the Syrian government of indiscriminate and sometimes deliberate assaults on civilians

Ben Carson cancels Johns Hopkins commencement speech over anti-gay remarks

Katie McDonough
Anti-gay vitriol might get you GOP accolades, but it will lose you a commencement spot at Johns Hopkins

Here’s why dogs rule literature — but cats run the Web

Laura Miller
Why? It's not a question of cuteness. Cats are simply funnier than dogs, while dogs are more eager to please us

Bitcoin goes mainstream

Raphael Satter
From cars to consumer goods, there's almost nothing the currency can't buy
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