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My awful past keeps me from writing
Cary Tennis
I had such a horrible childhood that the anxiety and fear are paralyzing
Ted Cruz maintains that Harvard Law School was full of Communists
Prachi Gupta
The freshman senator and former Harvard Law student stands by claims he made in a speech two and a half years ago
Can the Chicago River be saved?
Matthew Power
Can the people of Chicago save the waterway that made their city great?
Hey, Sean Hannity, here’s what a “lapdog” press really looks like
Eric Boehlert
The Fox talker whines about the media's leftist bias. Has he forgotten the Bush years?
Creationism, Ayn Rand and gun control: Actual laws proposed this month
David Daley
In Missouri, it would be a felony to propose gun control. Oklahoma wants to protect students from science. Really
My dad: 35 and dead
Michael Hainey
I was so young when my father died that it took decades to understand my mom experienced loss, too
Sometimes Oscar gets it right!
Andrew O'Hehir
Here are 10 times the Academy picked the best film of the year
Edward Gorey’s strange, curious world
Jillian Steinhauer
The author's books tended toward the macabre, but there's an element of redemption in his ghoulish worldview
10 celebs you didn’t know were atheists
Laura Gottesdiener
Kiera Knightley? Brad Pitt? Here are some movie star non-believers
The danger in hyping preschool
Joan Walsh
Conservative Charles Murray says the president’s plan won’t work – surprise! – but he points to one real problem
Egypt imports 140,000 tear gas canisters from U.S.
Natasha Lennard
The dangerous amount of tear gas used by Morsi's forces is being replenished, with "made in the USA" logos removed
Ted Cruz said Harvard law staff wanted government overthrow
Jillian Rayfield
Cruz, a former law student at Harvard, accused the school of employing a dozen Communist professors
Target janitors threaten strike
Natasha Lennard
The non-unionized workers threaten a walkout over reported illegal working conditions
New York school assigns racist word-problems to fourth-graders
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A fourth-grade teacher hands out math problems using dead slaves as units of measurement
Texas GOP chairman: State could swing Democratic if Hillary runs
Jillian Rayfield
Steve Munisteri says that Texas could go for Clinton if she runs in 2016
Birthers unite against Joe Arpaio recall effort
Jillian Rayfield
Attorney Larry Klayman is threatening a lawsuit over a move to oust the Arizona sheriff
Five things Sundance can tell us about the future of film
Steve Ramos
From crowdfunding to more female filmmakers, here's a list of five trends from the 2013 Sundance Film Festival
A patron saint for handguns?
Alex Seitz-Wald
An American group tries to make a 19th century Italian the official patron paint of pistol lovers
“True Grit” and beyond
Laura Miller
A stellar new recording of "Norwood" has me asking why I waited so long to read Charles Portis
Oscar loves a white savior
David Sirota
If a movie features white people rescuing people of color from their plight, odds are high an Oscar will follow
Your doctor is complaining about you on Facebook
Rahul K. Parikh. M.D.
Doctors are still figuring out how to use social media. But there are some things we need to stop doing right away
Nearly half of child soldiers are girls
Amy S. Choi
How to reintegrate these women into peaceful, civilian lives remains an unanswered question
Women’s rights is the longest revolution
Ruth Rosen
The feminist movement has yet to see its demands met, including the then-unarticulated end to domestic violence
Ashley Judd is serious
Alex Seitz-Wald
But the environmental activist will to have fight coal-friendly Democrats before she can take on Mitch McConnell
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