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MLK’s “Two Americas” truer than ever

Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The inequality King highlighted continues to grow worse

Would Weiner even be a good mayor?

Alex Seitz-Wald
It's the key question overlooked amid the "Will he run?" chatter and sexting mea culpas

Study: We’ll lose weight for dough

Kevin Charles Redmon
New research suggests that cash incentives may be the best way to lose pounds -- and slow companies' health costs

Johns Hopkins grants antiabortion group official status as campus organization

Katie McDonough
The group will continue to conduct "sidewalk interference" outside of clinics, now with possible university funding

Creed from “The Office” on Creed the band: “Are they a rap group?”

Prachi Gupta
Creed Bratton listens to the rock band for the first time ever

IRS may be reading emails without a warrant

Natasha Lennard
New FOIA'd documents suggest IRS is violating Fourth Amendment, says ACLU

GOP embraces big data

Lois Beckett
The party may be teaming up with Wal-Mart's "data warehousing" company to better understand voter behaviors

Glenn Beck’s favorite immigrants

Sally Kohn
Conservatives rally around a controversial family facing deportation. Take one guess why

Are the culture wars really over?

Sarah Posner
Views on sex, drugs and religion still dictate public policy decisions more than we might like to think

Israel may be operating in Syria

Noga Tarnopolsky
Troops are allegedly working to identify wounded Syrians and administer basic medical care

Matchmaker, matchmaker make me a reality TV match

Willa Paskin
NBC's ridiculous "Ready for Love" is "The Bachelor" with experts

Senate’s “Gang of Eight” reportedly reaches immigration deal

Jillian Rayfield
The bipartisan group of senators will announce the deal within a week

White House courts progressives on chained CPI

Alex Seitz-Wald
Senior Obama officials defend their plan to Salon, make case for why potential cut to Social Security isn't so bad

Obama administration lied about drone targets

Natasha Lennard
McClatchy obtained documents showing strikes targeted "others," not just high level al-Qaida operatives

The liberal media’s gift to Mitch McConnell

Alex Pareene
The unloved Senate minority leader is exploiting that Ashley Judd meeting leak to get a bit of conservative love

Tea Partier charged for threatening lawmaker over Agenda 21

Jillian Rayfield
The co-founder of an Oklahoma tea party group was charged with two felonies, including blackmail

Molly Ringwald and Jane Monheit: The universe knew what it wanted for us

Molly Ringwald
Molly Ringwald celebrates her brilliant new album by talking Ella, Hoagy and motherhood with musician Jane Monheit

Meg Wolitzer: Men won’t read books about women

Edra Ziesk
The author of "The Interestings" explains her writing process and women's fraught place in contemporary fiction

James Franco: I’m obsessed with “My Own Private Idaho”

James Franco
When I asked Gus Van Sant to recut "My Own Private Idaho," I learned how much artists and directors owe Shakespeare

Liberals should fear Chris Christie

Don Hazen
The GOP all-star is far from a moderate -- he's a social progressive's worst nightmare

Anti-gay rights activists: We are the real victims of the marriage equality fight

Katie McDonough
They would all "rather be doing something else," laments equal rights opponent Ryan Anderson

The Reagan Revolution is over

David Sirota
Why the GOP has failed to capitalize on nostalgia for the ex-president: The nation has changed and so has the party

GOP’s backward sexual politics

Nancy Isenberg, Andrew Burstein
The party’s “war on women” continues, but now it’s being fought with antiquated weapons

Christine Quinn tries to get Time Warner to pull attack ad

Jillian Rayfield
"You're not allowed to just put up false ads that have incorrect information," Quinn said
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