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“Buckwild” star Shain Gandee found dead in West Virginia
Daniel D'Addario
MTV confirms that production has halted
“Walking Dead”: Still a white patriarchy
Lorraine Berry
The show's third season, which ended last night, had even worse racial and sexual politics than the first two
“KKK out of Memphis”
Don Terry
Under huge police supervision, 1,300 turned out in the Tennessee city to protest a Klan gathering
Forget Bloomberg’s nanny state
Edward Wyckoff Williams
It's his approach to public safety that's the bigger danger to our freedoms
Ashley Judd adviser: Kentucky Dems “duped” the press to force her out
Jillian Rayfield
Jonathan Miller says the national media seized on false and "salacious recriminations" against Judd
Why conservatives hate college
Neil Gross
The right's decades-long war on academia and "liberal professors" is about defining an elite "populists" can oppose
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“Flickering Light” illuminates the history of neon
Ariana Kelly
Author Christoph Ribbbat traces the evolution of one of the more charismatic elements in the periodic table
Egyptian satirist interrogated for criticizing Mohammed Morsi
Sarah El Deeb
Bassem Youssef, who has been hailed as the nation's Jon Stewart, remains a vocal critic of the government
Study: Facebook is being used to spread racism
Tom Jacobs
Frequent users are likely susceptible to negative messages
Honey, we’re praying for you
Aaron Hartzler
My parents can't handle the fact that I'm gay, and we'll never agree on religion. But I've found acceptance anyway
Will gays save marriage?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Same-sex marriage is but one of many historical changes to the institution. An expert considers what's next
Dawkins, Harris, Hitchens: New Atheists flirt with Islamophobia
Nathan Lean
A Twitter rant by Richard Dawkins re-exposes a disturbing Islamophobic streak among the New Atheists
Did TV change America’s mind on gay marriage?
Andrew O'Hehir
From Billy Crystal's pioneering role on "Soap" to "Ellen" and "Modern Family," TV has made gays seem normal
Is it time for the NYPD to investigate bike accidents?
Christopher Zara
Cyclists and pedestrians are posting their living wills online in an effort to shed light on traffic violence
Like Watergate never happened
Michael Winship
Forty years after Nixon was effectively brought to justice, the public no longer holds its government accountable
Paid sick leave: The next liberal litmus test?
Randy LoBasso
Providing paid sick leave for workers is rapidly becoming a national Democratic priority. Oppose it at your peril
North Dakota, socialist haven?
Les Leopold
The booming Bank of North Dakota proves the oil-rich state is red in more ways than one
Fighting for equality, one meme at a time
Joseph Akel
Facebook users are appropriating the ubiquitous HRC equal-sign logo, using everyone from Mark Rothko to John Cusack
If they can change their minds on gay marriage, why not banks?
Robert Reich
DOMA "awakenings" remind us how impervious to public opinion politicians are when it comes to the financial sector
EPA hopes to tighten emissions standards on cars
Dina Cappiello
The proposed rule could increase gas prices by less than a penny per gallon
Cop-killer tied to “sovereign citizen” movement
Bill Morlin
Adherents to the anti-government group believe they are immune from federal taxes and many criminal laws
Can elder abuse be stopped?
Katti Gray
"Elder abuse forensic centers” are pioneering a new multifaceted approach to combat the widely-ignored crime
EPA lets pesticides on the market untested
Laura Fraser
The agency is abusing a legal loophole to let products like nanosilver be used in your clothing and baby blankets
GOP official defends sharing article about “filthy” gays and lesbians
Katie McDonough
Republican National Committeeman Dave Agema said the article was "worth sharing" as part of the gay marriage debate
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