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Do Boy Scouts get a badge for surveying members whether it’s OK to be gay?

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The BSA is taking baby steps toward revising their views about gays and lesbians. They have a long way to go

Fla Lt. governor quits over ties to firm under investigation

Associated Press
Jennifer Carroll has resigned because of ties to a company being investigated for racketeering, illegal gambling

Stop dogging Michael Vick!

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The QB, who canceled his book tour after being threatened, is a reformed man. What more can he do to prove himself?

Mississippi passes “anti-Bloomberg” bill

Jillian Rayfield
The state's governor is expected to sign a bill that would ban limits on soda size

O’Keefe partner pays $50K to fired ACORN worker

Brad Friedman
Hannah Giles forks over sum to same secretly taped former ACORN worker that partner paid $100K last week (UPDATE)

Russian hackers release sensitive information on stars including Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Biden and Clinton

Prachi Gupta
Seventeen celebrities and politicians have been targeted, but police have not uncovered a motive

Doctors paid millions to shill for Big Pharma

Tracy Weber, Charles Ornstein
Thousands of physicians are profiting from promotional speaking gigs for drugmakers, but is the practice ethical?

What to wear (and not to wear) to CPAC

Katie McDonough
Cardigans? A must. Pearls? But of course. Rompers? Ayn Rand would not approve

Evangelical church accused of ignoring sexual abuse, “pedophilia ring”

T.F. Charlton
Sovereign Grace is not the first church to face cover-up allegations -- and it probably won't be the last

Nancy Pelosi: We need more women in politics

Chloe Angyal
The House Minority Leader discusses feminism, Nancy Drew and how we can create an environment that empowers women

Don’t fall for Pentagon spin

Ben Freeman
Never mind what you heard about massive new cuts to the defense industry. Here's how contractors avoided calamity

Senate panel ready to OK gun background checks

Alan Fram
The Senate Judiciary Committee will also likely approve an assault weapons ban

Report: More than half a trillion dollars needed to fix U.S. schools

Philip Elliott
Bill Clinton penned the forward to the report, which appealed to the Government Accountability Office

My brother’s life, unraveled

Alex Halperin
Anthony was a star. But he faced a threat that none of us could contain

Who owns the fish?

Susanne Rust
Commercial fishermen used to be able to fish the U.S. seas freely. A new catch-share system has changed all that

How Toms River cracked a cancer cluster

Dan Fagin
Chemical companies treated this N.J. town as a private dumping ground for decades. Here's how they were made to pay

Conservative group tries to sway SCOTUS on gay marriage with flawed study

Sofia Resnick
New documents reveal the Witherspoon Institute recruited a university professor to try to manipulate public policy

Atoms for Peace drops previously unreleased tracks from Thom Yorke and Radiohead

Prachi Gupta
The group shared the songs on BBC Radio 1 this past weekend

Appeal by photographer in gay bias case is heard

Jeri Clausing
A photographer who refused to shoot a lesbian couple's commitment ceremony says she was exercising free speech

Take our nuclear waste, please!

Bruce Barcott
After Fukushima, the Obama administration is scrambling to find new storage centers for America's spent fuel rods

New Senate plan: Legalize serfdom?

Michael Lind
New immigration proposal will create a legal class of non-citizen serfs forced to work without basic benefits

LeBron James might improve your pension

David Davis
Athletes, once exploited by owners, now have very powerful unions. Can other workers learn from their victories?

New research reveals nearly half of Vienna Philharmonic musicians tied to Nazi party during WWII

Prachi Gupta
Sixty out of 123 musicians identified as members by 1942

Former GOP state senator: No “evil force” is trying to destroy marriage

Katie McDonough
Four years after Iowa legalized gay marriage, one former Republican lawmaker feels his state is much better off
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