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Will Democrats sell your political opinions to credit card companies?
Lois Beckett
Records of what voters have told Democratic volunteers may go up for sale -- and not just to political groups
Marxist terrorism is alive and well in Turkey
Suzanna Koster
The US Embassy bombing has lifted the lid on the country's leftist militants
What happened to the land of opportunity?
Robert Reich
Immigration reform is just the latest debate over who -- and who doesn't -- get to be an American citizen
Sci-fi writer makes $50,000 for charity off of his “troll”
Daniel D'Addario
When his online nemesis called him a rapist and a "gamma male," John Scalzi mobilized his readership for charity
Is Facebook over?
Jacob Sugarman
A new study reveals that most users have taken extended sabbaticals from the site -- sometimes weeks at a time
Peter Hook: Ian Curtis wasn’t curled up in a ball, head in his hands
David Daley
Joy Division and New Order bassist opens up to Salon about an icon's suicide, and why the band didn't see it coming
Breezy’s crew hurled an epithet at Ocean
Prachi Gupta
A new police report claims that someone in Chris Brown's entourage yelled a homophobic slur at the R&B singer
Iranian president visits Egypt
Associated Press
In the first visit of an Iranian president to Egypt in 30 years, Ahmadinejad headed to Cairo in a warming of ties
In defense of the pit bull
Joshua Holland
They used to be considered the perfect "nanny dogs" for children -- until the media turned them into monsters
Who can’t be on Obama’s “kill list”?
David Sirota
A DOJ white paper reveals White House rationalization for drone strikes -- and an out of control power structure
Dell to go private in $24.4 billion deal
Michael Liedtke
The complex agreement will allow management for the slumping computer company to attempt a turnaround
The Mad Men of Silicon Valley
Andrew Leonard
A new PBS documentary shows us how the future was invented, one chip at a time
Drone strikes are “legal” because the government says so
Tom Engelhardt
The DOJ's new justification for attacks on U.S. citizens is just the latest proof we live in a lockdown state
Alabama child hostage released, a small town exhales
Kate Brumback, Jay Reeves
A 5-year-old boy was back with his family after a weeklong ordeal as a hostage in an underground bunker
DoJ memo: It’s legal to kill Americans with drones
Natasha Lennard
NBC obtains a confidential document on legal reasoning behind targeted killing, which the ACLU calls "chilling"
The white South’s last defeat
Michael Lind
Hysteria, aggression and gerrymandering are a fading demographic's last hope to maintain political control
House GOP taking the scenic route on immigration reform
Jillian Rayfield
The House Judiciary Committee is kicking off a series of hearings on immigration policy on Tuesday
Elephants for sale
Erin Conway-Smith
Zoos in China pay handsomely for baby elephants from Zimbabwe’s cash-strapped national parks
Online advertising’s racism mess
Andrew Leonard
Why does Google's ad network think people with names like Latanya and Rasheed have an arrest record?
Dems move to change federal pot laws
Associated Press
Reps. Earl Blumenauer and Jared Polis to introduce bill Tuesday to end prohibition
Senate tries again to move anti-violence bill
Jim Abrams
The Senate could pass the Violence Against Women Act by the end of this week
At Apple’s request, Foxconn’s unions strengthened
Associated Press
The Apple manufacturer came under heavy scrutiny after a spate of employee suicides
Baudelaire makes a comeback
Michelle Kuo, Albert Wu
Two recent novels embrace the french poet's fascination with the flâneur's wandering gaze
“Effective” censorship over Israel event at Brooklyn College
Natasha Lennard
New York City officials have joined a pernicious bandwagon of voices threatening CUNY over BDS lecture
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