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When the Internet was for strangers
Adrian Chen
Facebook has degraded our friendships, but do online relationships have to be limited to "Catfish"-like scenarios?
Vatican could have new pope in place by Easter
Nicole Winfield
The Vatican could move up the conclave to elect the new pope before its most sacred liturgical period in March
Obama aide seeks to honor Ted Kennedy’s legacy with immigration reform
Julie Pace
Cecilia Munoz, Obama's chief domestic policy adviser, thinks "completing the journey" has never been so possible
The “labia pride” movement
Tracy Clark-Flory
Rebelling against the porn aesthetic, women are taking to the Internet to sing the praises of "endowed" women
Maybe dogs really can talk!
Brian Hare, Vanessa Woods
New studies show dogs really are trying to communicate with us -- regardless of our ability to understand
Millennials will save us!
David D. Burstein
Boomers, Gen Xers and pundits like Thomas Friedman have it wrong: Gen Y's pragmatic idealism can create real change
What does OKCupid want?
Rob Horning
Dating companies hope to replace our search for love with a search for better searching
What we liked this week
Prachi Gupta
From a Beyoncé doc to an amazing stalker memoir, here's what our critics are obsessed with right now
Can hemp save the economy?
Steven Wishnia
The plant is a multi-million dollar industry in the making. No wonder politicians are making a push to legalize it
Non-believers taking college campuses by storm
Katherine Don
In the past few years, the number of affiliated student secular organizations has increased more than threefold
My deep, dark secret
Tracy Strauss
A childhood trauma left me with fear of intimacy and a truth about my sex life that's almost too painful to reveal
Guerrilla surveillance camera destruction hits the U.S.
Natasha Lennard
It started in Germany with masked anarchists dismantling CCTV cameras, now Camover is a global game
The economics of the Harlem Shake
Andrew Leonard
A lesson in how to cash in on viral dance-video copyright infringement mayhem
Study: Are some people born conservative?
Katie McDonough
A new study suggests that our political leanings could be a product of how our brains are wired
More GOP Hagel hypocrisy
Alex Seitz-Wald
The senator leading the charge against Hagel on Israel had some kind words for Hamas in 2006
Detroit: A city in foreclosure
Toby Barlow
Thousands of abandoned homes stand as stark reminders of the crippling mortgage crisis
The increasingly ridiculous Hagel opposition
Alex Pareene
Republicans block a vote for no reason and the entire conservative media repeats an untrue smear
Julia Scheeres was losing her religion
Kyle Minor
In "Jesus Land," a memoirst reckons with an Evangelical upbringing and the grief of her brother's death
Republican dark money group’s corporate sponsors revealed
Justin Elliott
Exxon, Pfizer and others put up hundreds of thousands to finance the State Government Leadership Foundation
Time to revisit filibuster reform?
Alex Seitz-Wald
GOP hold on Hagel leads to talk of further rules reform
NRA uses shady law enforcement group to target judges
Jillian Rayfield
Money funneled through the Law Enforcement Alliance of America helps elect gun-friendly justices
American, U.S. merge to form biggest, crappiest airline
Natasha Lennard
Consumers can expect worse services, higher fares
Report: Freedomworks made fake Hillary Clinton-panda sex video
Jillian Rayfield
The Tea Party group reportedly enlisted two female interns to make the video
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