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North Dakota may not spend a dime defending unconstitutional abortion ban
Katie McDonough
A non-profit conservative litigation group has offered their services pro-bono
Obama: “Shame on us” if we forget Newtown
Alan Fram
The president urged lawmakers Thursday not to "get squishy" in the face of gun rights advocates
Mexican vigilantes take over town
Associated Press
Members of a "community police" arrested local officials and opened fire on tourists in a Pacific coast town
Chick-fil-A gives free chicken to California marriage equality supporters
Katie McDonough
Despite the company's anti-gay profile, a Rancho Cucamonga Chick-fil-A says they're "not about hate"
War on women is still losing
Joan Walsh
North Dakota’s ugly anti-abortion laws show the desperation of extremist groups as they focus on small states
Your iPhone kills jobs
A.M. Gittlitz
Smartphone apps have created a new digital underclass of low-paid and highly monitored workers. We're all to blame
Delhi gang rape trial sparks Indian media frenzy
Mary Kenney
Digital media have been barred, but print journalists wait outside to swarm lawyers, the accused and their families
Will Wal-Mart replace the supermarket?
Stacy Mitchell
The retailer now owns 25 percent of the grocery market -- and that figure may be climbing
“The Real World” or the Reality TV World?
Willa Paskin
"The Real World: Portland" shows just how much reality TV has changed us
NYPD taunted crying 13-year-old during stop
Natasha Lennard
More indicting details arise in the landmark trial challenging police practices
Taliban shooting victim penning book
Jill Lawless
Malala Yousafzai is writing about the traumatic event and her long-running campaign to promote children's education
I did not write a YA novel!
Cary Tennis
This publisher says I should make my novel over for young adults. But it's for grown-ups!
My Steubenville
Molly McCluskey
It was a base for the teen evangelical movement, where I saw fundamentalist Christianity's power, and its danger
Farmers and food safety advocates lead Monsanto backlash
Connor Adams Sheets
Both groups object to legislation they consider a gift to companies producing genetically engineered crops
Supreme Court skeptical of DOMA
Jillian Rayfield
Five justices question the act's constitutionality today. Will Kennedy swing the vote toward equality?
S.E. Cupp is wrong on marriage, but not why you might think
Sally Kohn
The conservative commentator and I disagree on gay marriage. It's her promotion of it that I find worrying
Gay marriage’s gay holdouts: The progressive who thinks this is the wrong fight
Daniel D'Addario
Law professor Nancy Polikoff believes it's wrong for adults to feel the only way to belong is to get married
Bibi and Barack, new best friends?
Noga Tarnopolsky
Ayn Rand film franchise “Atlas Shrugged” to get a second sequel
Daniel D'Addario
Sure, no one came out to see "Atlas Shrugged," parts 1 and 2. Why not pay for a third one?
5 religious leaders who became outspoken atheists
Amanda Marcotte
For a small subset of religious believers, quitting their faith is one of the hardest choices of their lives
Online spat over spam jams whole Internet
Natasha Lennard
A Dutch company's retaliation against group fighting spam caused congestion and jamming worldwide
Woman who helped run CIA torture may get major promotion
Natasha Lennard
John Brennan must decide whether to award the agent the director of clandestine services post
When workers die: “And nobody called 911”
Jim Morris, Chip Mitchell
A man is scalded by nearly boiling water and citric acid. His fate points to a dark reality for temp workers
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