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Malians want the French to stay
Tristan McConnell
Many in a key Malian town are grateful for the French intervention but fearful that the Islamists may yet return
Sickening fog settles over Salt Lake City area
Associated Press
A group of Utah doctors is declaring a health emergency over the Salt Lake City area fog
Even the Sierra Club gets disobedient over Keystone XL
Natasha Lennard
While Obama stalls his pipeline decision, the conservative nonprofit OKs lawbreaking for first time ever
7 uncovered quotes that reveal just how crazy the NRA’s become
Steven Rosenfeld
The organization once supported reasonable gun control laws. Now it's a lobby group for paranoid extremists
Police often part of the problem for rape victims in India
Katie McDonough
Many Indian women say a powerful force stands in the way of justice for victims of assault: The police
I married my sorority sister
Laura Leigh Semon
I went through rush hoping to meet boys and make new friends. I never imagined I'd find a wife
Liberalism’s unfinished agenda
Michael Lind
Obama can't rest on his laurels. He still needs to fix our broken criminal justice and child care systems
NY Orthodox counselor gets 103 years for sex abuse
Colleen Long
Nechemya Weberman was convicted of endangering the welfare of a child and sustained sexual abuse of a child
Meet NYC’s first-ever “microapartments”
Katie McDonough
And you thought all New York real estate was tiny
Top picks at Sundance
Prachi Gupta
Steve Carell's comedy emerges as the winner, launching a $10 million bidding war
Tweeting workers of the world, unite!
Natasha Lennard
Employers can't fire workers for collectively criticizing their workplace online
Study: Racism up post-Obama
Tom Jacobs
New research suggests that since 2008, "old-fashioned racism" has a greater influence on who we vote for
Can tweeting help you lose weight?
Katie McDonough
A new study suggests the anonymity and social structure of Twitter might help users stick to their diet
Right-wing terrorism is real
David Sirota
Backlash to a new West Point study on domestic extremism exposes the depths of conservatives' denial
NRA to ramp up gun messaging on cable TV
Prachi Gupta
The gun advocacy group has responded to Obama's proposals
The first black vice president
Steve Kornacki
To maintain President Obama's victory formula in 2016, Dems may have to shatter another racial barrier
My mom’s a chronic debtor
Cary Tennis
She makes $80K in the mental health field but can't afford a $10 co-pay
Taliban suicide bombs in Kabul show insurgent resilience
Associated Press
Despite recent overtures of peace from the U.S. and Afghan government, two attacks in one week hit the capital
Canadian militants in Algeria siege
Associated Press
Two explosives experts from Canada joined militants from Egypt, Mali, Niger, Mauritania, Tunisia and Algeria
We hold global warming’s answer
Neil Shubin
The entirety of the universe, and lessons from previous global cooling and warming, can be seen within our bodies
“Numerous” new bodies at Algeria plant
Associated Press
Following the bloody raid, bomb squads could not yet identify disfigured corpses
Obama, Biden sworn in at intimate ceremonies
Associated Press
The president and VP will repeat the ritual for the public Monday, but had to first take the oath on Jan. 20
An orgasm almost killed me!
Ashok Rajamani
It was my brother's wedding day, and I was practicing some bored self-love. It ended with an explosion in my brain
Is Jon Stewart turning off his fan base?
Daniel D'Addario
"The Daily Show" host's praise for "ZDT" and his dismissal of the platinum coin may be pushing liberal fans away
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