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Anonymous defend Swartz’s funeral from Westboro Baptists
Natasha Lennard
UPDATED: According to the hacker collective, WBC halted picket plans after the launch of #OpAngel
Lance Armstrong says “sorry” to Livestrong staff
Jim Vertuno
According to a source, Armstrong apologized to the cancer foundation's staff before heading to his Oprah interview
Wisconsin’s GOP warrior gov tones it down
Scott Bauer
Scott Walker: "We're not going to do things that are going to bring 80,000 or 100,000 people into the Capitol,"
South Florida Tea Party rebranding as not the Tea Party
Jillian Rayfield
The group no longer wants to be associated with "certain organizations that have the name 'tea party'"
“No Labels”: We’re not centrist anymore, promise!
Alex Pareene
A rich moderate group vows to focus on actual reform proposals, however nonsensical. Who are they kidding?
Boy who shot neo-Nazi dad is convicted of murder
Natasha Lennard
The defense argued that growing up in a racist, abusive household gutted the child of moral agency
Undercover with the neo-Nazis
Josie Le Blond
Elaborate disguises and pseudonyms were all part of one man's secret mission to infiltrate Europe’s far-right scene
Is the Tea Party over?
Adele M. Stan
The answer depends on whether you see it as a political movement or an elaborate right-wing marketing plan
Did the Golden Globes upend the Oscar race?
Andrew O'Hehir
Big wins for "Argo," "Les Miz" and Tarantino mean little -- it'll still be all "Lincoln" on Oscar night
The Pentagon: The global NRA
Tom Engelhardt
Obama has pledged to curb the sale of assault weapons at home, but how will he address American violence abroad?
Newtown debates future of school where 26 died
Dave Collins
Some Newtown parents say the building should be demolished, while others believe the school should be renovated
TV’s most naked truth
Daniel D'Addario
What does the "Girls" star's casual nudity say about us -- and the Howard Sterns made so uncomfortable by it?
US helping support French Mali operation
Associated Press
France's intervention against Islamist militants in Mali has American comms and transport assistance
Is the novel beyond saving?
Sam Byers
Novelists believe they can't compete with the shiny objects on the Internet -- and therein lies the problem
Andrew Rannells is a “Girls” guy
Willa Paskin
The actor who plays Hannah's gay ex-boyfriend — and new roommate — tells us what it's like to slap Allison Williams
The brutal truth about how childhood determines your economic destiny
Lynn Parramore
The British class system looks frighteningly rigid in "56 Up." But is America any better?
Democratic grandmothers spy on their neighbors
Lois Beckett
Forget knocking on doors. The "Grandma Brigade" in Minnesota gathers public info about other voters
Who will claim the bodies of unknown immigrants?
Brendan Borrell
Forensic scientists are working to identify thousands of anonymous corpses along the U.S.-Mexico border
5 biggest threats to the globe in 2013
Michael Moran
From the Arab Winter to the euro crisis, a look at what will cause war, strife and economic turmoil this year
Jared Diamond: It’s irrational to be religious
Jared Diamond
Supernatural beliefs might not make sense, but they endure because they're so emotionally satisfying
Did porn warp me forever?
Isaac Abel
Like other boys my age, I grew up with unlimited access to smut. At 23, I wonder if it's totally screwed me up
The sheikh and I: Ghostwriting for a crown prince in exile
Michael Janofsky
After 24 years at the New York Times, I got a call -- and stumbled into the strangest writing gig of my career
My breakup with Facebook
Sara Scribner
This year, I resolve to be the person I was before the time-wasting, approval-seeking site got the better of me
Pakistan has a rape problem too
Beenish Ahmed
Days after a Delhi student's death, a Pakistani child was beaten and raped by three men. Where's the outrage?
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