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Will Obama put guns in schools after all?
Jamelle Bouie
The president's executive actions aren't as far removed from Wayne LaPierre's vision as we might like to believe
Manti Te’o: I was duped!
Jacob Sugarman
In a 2 1/2-hour interview with ESPN, the Notre Dame star insists he had no knowledge of the Lennay Kekua hoax
The secret story of Richard Nixon’s first scandal
Jeffrey Frank
Long before Watergate, a secret fund almost ended his career -- instead, the Checkers speech taught him everything
NY paper removes controversial pistol-permit data
Associated Press
The paper had published interactive maps pinpointing thousands of permit holders in Westchester County
American dead in Algerian hostage crisis
Associated Press
100 foreign workers are free but the fate of about 30 more remains unclear
“ZDT” gets the CIA wrong
Nada Bakos
And not just in its torture scenes. A former operative weighs in on the year's most controversial movie
Why we can’t ignore the truthers
Alex Seitz-Wald
Sandy Hook conspiracy theorists aren't going to go away if we pretend they don't exist
Hollande gambles on Mali victory
Paul Ames
French society frowns on military intervention, so why is its president adopting the rhetoric of George W. Bush?
Big win for labor in Chicago
Josh Eidelson
City council passes "wage theft" law that threatens license of violating companies. Will other cities follow?
Aid groups can’t reach key Mali town
Associated Press
Mali's military claimed control of Konna after battling Islamists, but humanitarian aid is blocked
Critical infrastructure vulnerable to simple cyber-attacks
Natasha Lennard
Malicious emails don't only harm personal computers, they could bring down national infrastructure
Angry Birds, tracking device?
Andrew Leonard
New research reveals that some of the most popular phone apps are gathering personal info like location data
Poll: Sandy Hook was different
Katie McDonough
A majority of Americans -- 54 percent -- want gun control laws tightened, up markedly from 39 percent last year
Algeria attacks gas plant; casualties unclear
Associated Press
Attempts to rescue the hostages continued for a second day
No more slackers, please
Cary Tennis
I'm single, healthy and reasonably happy: Is there anybody out there to share my life with?
GOP memo brags party kept the House by gerrymandering
Jillian Rayfield
By targeting legislature races in 2010, Republicans say they were able to keep control of the House
Militants: 35 hostages dead after Algerian Army raids gas plant
Associated Press
Algeria's army attempted to free dozens of foreign hostages held by Islamic militants, 15 of whom were killed
Can capitalism and democracy coexist?
David Sirota
Growing debate over which levels of government should regulate "fracking" hints at a larger American crisis
Is autism reversible?
Katie McDonough
A new study has found that some children who exhibit symptoms of the disorder recover completely
A right-winger’s guide to fighting gun control
Jillian Rayfield
Six ways conservatives are threatening to fight back against President Obama's proposed gun laws
Obama’s gun measures face a tough road in Congress
Erica Werner
The return of the gun control party
Steve Kornacki
Barack Obama's ambitious gun control agenda puts an end to two decades of Democratic cowardice
Right-wing press happily allows itself to be trolled by made-up “video game”
Alex Pareene
A dopey new game that lets you shoot members of the NRA successfully outrages people who get outraged for a living
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