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Steubenville rapists can be saved
Irin Carmon
For all the justified outrage at the Steubenville offenders, rehab can and does work. Their lives are not "over"
Rockets strike southern Israel hours before Obama’s West Bank arrival
Matthew Lee, Julie Pace
The president heads to Palestine on the second day of his Mideast tour to emphasize the importance of a peace deal
Books aren’t dead yet
Laura Miller
Self-publishing fans and the tech-obsessed keep getting it wrong: Big authors want to be in print -- and bookstores
Westboro Baptist loves the “sodomite rainbow house”
Katie McDonough
Love thy neighbor: The notorious hate group "thanks God" for the Westboro Equality House
Did Rand Paul kill conservative opposition to immigration reform?
Alex Pareene
While things look pretty good now, there is still plenty of time for a backlash
Senate: Drones require new privacy laws
Associated Press
As domestic surveillance drones proliferate, the public needs greater protection experts tell hearing
Internet giants push back against CISPA
Natasha Lennard
The revamped cybersecurity bill still means bad news for user privacy, say Reddit, Craigslist and others
Obama’s energy pick powered by industry heavyweights
Justin Elliot
Energy secretary Ernest Moniz has been hailed as a "brilliant scientist." He also has ties to companies like BP
Is JPMorgan a farmer?
David Dayen
How the nation's biggest banks use the little-covered House Agriculture Committee to gut regulations
Momentum surges for police reform
Natasha Lennard
NYC politicians push for a police watchdog. A federal judge examines stop and frisk. Dramatic change may be coming
Alabama man pleads guilty to threatening Obama on Twitter
Don Terry
Twenty-five-year-old Jarvis Barton urged his followers to kill the president. Three months later, he was arrested
It’s a hard time to be a homophobe
Mary Elizabeth Williams
What happens when you say "God hates fags"? Westboro Baptist Church and Michelle Shocked learn the hard way
Health officials: 1 in 50 children has autism
Mike Stobbe
The study doesn't suggest that autism is occurring more often, but that it's being diagnosed more frequently
How to turn a state liberal
David Sirota
Colorado's progressive miracle is a road map to a much brighter America. Here are 9 steps behind the transformation
Sandy Hook truthers are not giving up
Alex Seitz-Wald
Meet Brendan Hunt, a 20-something NYC resident with a video camera. He and his movement are on a mission
Senate bill won’t include weapons ban
Alan Fram
The ban, championed by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, had been part of Dems' comprehensive gun control legislation
BlackBerry still has fans in Nigeria
Brianna Goldberg
The smart phones represent the country's primary method of Internet access -- and its ultimate status symbol
Fighting sexual assault on campus, college activists learn as they go
Katie McDonough
An informal national network shares legal advice, media tips and organizing strategies to hold schools accountable
America has stopped worrying, loves the bomb
Tom Jacobs
A new study reveals that more Americans support the use of nuclear warfare than originally thought
Inside the Aryan Brotherhood’s prison heroin empire
Seth Ferranti
At this point, America's notorious prison gang is more devoted to the drug trade than it is to its racist ideology
“Rainbow equality house” moves in across the street from Westboro Baptist compound
Katie McDonough
There goes the anti-gay neighborhood!
Family of Daniel Pearl welcomes suspected kidnapper’s arrest
Freya Petersen
Pakistani officials have reportedly captured the man responsible for the journalist's capture
“Bates Motel”: We need to talk about Norman
Willa Paskin
A&E's "Psycho" prequel wonders how killers get made
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