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How Groucho Marx was saved
Sean Cole
The legend's grandson tells the incredible true story of the TV show that almost ended up in the garbage dump
Tea Partyers boycott Fox News for being too “left”
Jillian Rayfield
A three-day boycott of the network protested a lack of coverage of the attacks on Benghazi, among other things
Roll in the hay: The rise of the Amish romance novel
Valerie Weaver-Zercher
While not as steamy as "50 Shades of Grey," so-called "bonnet rippers" are selling like shoofly pies
My day at Westboro Baptist: “Yes, Jesus hates you”
Jeff Chu
My devout mom wailed when I came out. My quest to figure out sex and God brought me to Westboro Baptist
Does studying science make you a better person?
Tom Jacobs
A new study suggests that scientists are more likely to have a strong moral compass than those outside the field
Beware of the latest Craigslist job scam
Kevin Morris
Online con artists are preying on students, luring them to Mexico with phony job offers
Republicans love poor people now
Blake Zeff
The party that forever demonized struggling Americans now realizes it needs them, in order to survive. Oops
Secrets of the right-wing conspiracy playbook
David Neiwert
The debate over immigration and the border is a classic example of how the extreme right manipulates real issues
Queens of the Stone Age announce new album
Prachi Gupta
The rock band has released new music, as well
Israel to Turkey: We’re sorry
Ian Deitch
The Israeli government has formally apologized for the botched naval raid that left nine Turkish activists dead
Obama “completely conquers” Israel
Noga Tarnopolsky
As Israeli officials can attest, his trip to the Holy Land has dissolved all hard feelings from his first term
Colbert’s “Ham Rove” conference room in D.C. is now official
Jillian Rayfield
A campaign finance group in D.C. dedicated the room, complete with a giant portrait of Stephen Colbert
“Sovereign Citizens” leader heads to jail on tax fraud
Ryan Lenz
A court found James Timothy Turner used antigovernment ideology to peddle illegal debt- and tax- relief scams
Poll finds big support for background checks
Jillian Rayfield
88 percent say they support universal background checks, including 85 percent of gun owners
Paul Ryan declares war on the poor
David Sirota
His budget proposal would only exacerbate our country's glaring income inequality. How heartless can the GOP be?
Pro-gun group files suit over New York’s gun crackdown
Jillian Rayfield
The New York State Rifle & Pistol Association says Andrew Cuomo's gun law violates Second Amendment protections
Can the GOP really rebrand itself as center-right?
Dan Berger
The party recognizes it needs to reach a broader demographic, but it will have to undo years of exclusionary policy
Without honeybees, we may cease to be
Jill Richardson
They pollinate most of our favorite fruits -- and their extermination could set off a global food crisis
Is gun control racist?
Alex Seitz-Wald
A new ad from a black conservative group sees echoes of Jim Crow in proposals to expand background checks
Big Soda: We’re not mass killers
Steven Hsieh
The ABA rips a new report that reveals sugary drinks may be linked to as many as 180,000 deaths a year worldwide
The state of late-night ratings: Leno still leads, but there are cracks in his armor
Daniel D'Addario
Why is Leno being forced out at NBC? He's not exactly a hit among young viewers
Sweatshops still make your clothes
Jake Blumgart
If you care about ethical labor standards, your clothing choices are more limited than you might think
Obama is missing the real Israel
Sandy Tolan
Turning away from the military occupation of the West Bank is dangerous for all sides. Here's why
North Korea threatens U.S. bases in the Pacific
Associated Press
Suspicions also grow that PyongYang carried out mass cyberattack on South Korea
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