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Should dark money groups be allowed to fund political ads?
Kim Barker
A new lawsuit says the IRS should bar social welfare nonprofits from donating to campaigns
Russia lost $49 billion to “Kremlin capitalism”
Kristin Deasy
The head of the Russian Central Bank says the country lost 2.5 percent of its income to organized crime last year
When can your government kill you?
Marcy Wheeler
The focus has been on drones. But the real question is whether targeted killings by other means occur in the U.S.
Gay Republican groups shut out of CPAC again
Jillian Rayfield
GOProud and the Log Cabin Republicans won't be attending this year's big conservative gathering
New York Times Company again prepares to sell Boston Globe
Ryan Nakashima
The announcement comes four years after the first sale attempt
Rick Scott caves on healthcare opposition
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Florida governor agrees to expand Medicaid coverage to 1.3 million people after fighting it tooth and nail
Laura Bush and Dick Cheney aren’t courageous
Joan Walsh
It’s not gutsy to come out for marriage equality now. Updated: Bush asks to have her name removed from the ad
Football stadium named after private prison corporation
Natasha Lennard
The all-American sport to be branded in Boca Raton, Fla., by the prison industrial complex
Illness is big business
Jennifer Sky
American healthcare is embedded in a competitive medical industry, which often ignores extensive patient care
New data: Whites twice as likely to own guns
Alex Seitz-Wald
A previously unreleased survey shows whites far more likely to own guns, and oppose reform, than blacks or Latinos
Reproductive freedom also means choosing not to have an abortion
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A Texas teenager successfully sues for the right to carry her pregnancy to term
Obama golfed with oil giants during climate rally
Natasha Lennard
While 40,000 plus protesters descended on D.C. to pressure the president on climate change, he was with oil men
Gay man attacked on NYC subway while other riders looked on
Katie McDonough
The attack left Urena Morel Frankelly with his left eye swollen shut and a deep gash above the socket
Ken Burns wins legal battle against NYC over “Central Park Five”
Prachi Gupta
The documentary filmmaker hails it as a triumph for investigative journalism
Sex surrogacy is my calling!
Tracy Clark-Flory
The real-life surrogate who inspired Helen Hunt's Oscar-nominated "Sessions" role reveals what the film left out
5 lessons from the horse meat scandal
Tara Lohan
As the list of food companies involved in Europe's meat crisis grows, it may be time to rethink what we eat
Dick Cheney and Laura Bush plead support for marriage equality
Mary Elizabeth Williams
You don't have to have to be liberal to support same-sex unions. Updated: Bush asks to be removed from ad
A new low for Breitbart
Alex Seitz-Wald
The site's Chuck Hagel smear may have been a bridge too far, even for the late Andrew Breitbart
Iran protests Berlin film festival organizers
Prachi Gupta
The festival awarded Jafar Panahi for "Closed Curtain," but in Iran, he's banned from filmmaking
The coming Rand Paul-Ted Cruz brawl
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Senate may only be big enough for one Tea Party leader
Making Mitch McConnell pay
Steve Kornacki
The obstructionist-in-chief's failure to make Obama a one-termer gives him his best chance at survival in '14
When prostitution wasn’t a crime
Melissa Gira Grant
Some of the first women in American colonies were sex workers, and their profession became a crime only recently
North Dakota Senate passes “personhood” bill granting legal rights to fertilized eggs
Katie McDonough
The measure now moves to the House, where abortion rights advocates fear it will pass
Tea Party Patriots says Rove-as-Nazi email was a “mistake”
Jillian Rayfield
The group apologized to Karl Rove for an "absolutely unacceptable" picture that showed him wearing an SS uniform
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