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North Dakota: Abortion’s new battleground
JAMES MacPHERSON
Officials are gearing up for heated legal disputes over the state's controversial new ban
State’s Keystone report authors also OK’d explosive Caspian pipeline
Natasha Lennard
A pipeline previously greenlighted by contractors failed to provide jobs, caused severe environmental damage
Wild horses gallop into Grand Central
Allison Meier
In "Heard.NY," the soundsuit artist leads 60 Alvin Ailey dancers in an animalistic frenzy of sound and movement
Conservatives and software companies will keep tax season miserable
Liz Day
Return-free filing could save taxpayers billions, but the GOP and companies like TurboTax maker Intuit don't care
Your vacation is unethical
Christopher Reynolds
Pay attention to a few simple things, however, and your money and travel can do a lot of good
Have we forgotten Newtown already? Why are we letting the NRA win
James O'Donoghue
Sandy Hook changed my hometown forever. We must remember our outrage and fight NRA lies -- or it's on us next time
No, George W. Bush’s paintings tell us nothing about Iraq
Travis Diehl
We want to understand W.'s presidency through his art. But there's no greater meaning under his eerie ineptitude
Amanda Knox saga reopens
Natasha Lennard
The controversial American 25-year-old faces a retrial for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher
Oral arguments begin in Prop 8 Supreme Court case
Katie McDonough
It is the first same-sex marriage case to reach the high court
Conservatives care more about fetuses than big banks
Robert Reich
Legislators are taking aim at abortion and gay marriage when they should be focusing on corporate greed
Draft bill would make CFAA even worse
Natasha Lennard
The dangerously broad cybercrimes legislation needs changing, but in the opposite direction to new House proposals
Stuxnet attack was “act of force,” say NATO researchers
Natasha Lennard
According to new manual on cyberwarfare, the attack on Iran reportedly from Israel, U.S. was illegal
Ford apologizes for ads depicting bound, gagged women in trunk of car
Katie McDonough
The car company and ad agency behind the misogynistic ads say they were "not meant for commercial use"
SCOTUS to review Michigan’s affirmative action ban
Jillian Rayfield
This marks the second affirmative action case that the Supreme Court is currently considering [UPDATED]
How the Supreme Court could avoid ruling on gay marriage
Jillian Rayfield
The Court has a way out of ruling on both Proposition 8 and DOMA
Must-see morning clip: Pussy Riot’s power and protest in Russia
Prachi Gupta
Katya Samutsevich, member of the activist group, talks to "60 Minutes" about how 5 women got Putin's attention
Arguing with anti-gay bigots
David Sirota
It's not complicated: Opposing gay marriage means treating LGBT people less equally. And that's unconstitutional
Tucker Carlson, you’re no Andrew Breitbart!
Joan Walsh
A hyped-up scandal and a lame documentary remind us that the blogger’s showmanship is gone, but his hatred lives on
Has militant atheism become a religion?
Frans de Waal
Can the gap between the religious and the non-religious be bridged, when the debate itself is so attention-getting?
World’s first LEGO museum is coming
Kyle Chayka
The Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) will also draw up a master plan for the Smithsonian museum and research complex
The Sunday Shows take on guns and gays
Alex Pareene
Today. more Iraq War salesmen hype the Iran threat and David Gregory stands up for the right to drink soda
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Higgs boson explained
Amanda Pike
From God particles to divided churches, a look at the best documentaries YouTube has to offer
The right wing’s Supreme Court whisperer
Alex Seitz-Wald
Meet the right-wing non-lawyer who may get the Supreme Court to kill affirmative action and voting rights
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