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In gun debate, video game industry defends itself
Erica Werner, Julie Pace
Video game makers push back against those who blame them for fostering a culture of violence
Mexicans protest dog detentions
Mark Stevenson
Public doubts police story of murderous, marauding dog packs
Syrian rebels seize key air base
Associated Press
The capture of Taftanaz shows the creeping progress of rebels in northwest Syria
The fake vaccination scheme absent from the bin Laden hunt debates
Natasha Lennard
If "ZDT" justifies torture, a new GQ exploration of the CIA vaccine ploy prompts troubling questions
Anti-gay activist lawyer guilty of child pornography after videotaping daughter
Evelyn Schlatter
Lisa Biron faces 25 years in prison for filming her 14-year-old having sex with two men on multiple occasions
Cuomo reaffirms support for pot decriminalization
Natasha Lennard
Changing drug law would aid the fight against discriminatory "stop-and-frisk" policing
The “fiscal cliff” deal’s fattest cats
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Goldman Sachs is sitting pretty after Congress cut a deal larded with corporate tax breaks worth billions
The Hitler gun control lie
Alex Seitz-Wald
Gun rights activists who cite the dictator as a reason against gun control have their history dangerously wrong
Radical right: “We’ll start killing people” if Obama enacts gun control
Mark Potok
On Wednesday, a Tennessee weapons instructor's crazed YouTube rant went viral. More terrifying? He's not alone
Is Beyoncé a plagiarist?
Daniel D'Addario
She claims she wrote Destiny's Child's songs. This isn't her first time stealing credit
5 reasons natural gas won’t save us
Tara Lohan
We can't drill our way out of the climate crisis without creating an even bigger mess in the process
“Burn the houses down with the cops and their families inside”
Jillian Rayfield
Right-wing group with shady ties to Alaska GOP politics heads to prison. The FBI informant tells Salon the details
Joe Biden, forgotten man
Steve Kornacki
Why do we have to keep reminding ourselves that the vice president is a legitimate prospect for 2016?
Your weatherman probably denies global warming
David Sirota
The good news: People can be persuaded climate change is real. The bad news: TV experts can't
Bachmann still hasn’t paid presidential campaign staffers
Alex Seitz-Wald
Five Iowa staffers say they've refuse to sign a gag order the campaign demands (updated: Bachmann official denies)
Bombs kill 115 in Pakistan
Associated Press
81 people died in one sectarian attack at a billiard hall
Who Obama should pick to replace Giglio
Alex Seitz-Wald
With anti-gay Rev. Louie Giglio out, here are some progressive faith leaders who could replace him
“Silver Linings'” — and “Argo’s” and “Lincoln’s”— playbook on winning an Oscar
Daniel D'Addario
With nine films vying for best picture, studios are clamoring for voters. Here are some suggested talking points
Conservative women’s group: Gun control hurts women’s self-defense
Jillian Rayfield
The Independent Women's Forum says Obama wants to "limit women's capability to fight back against attackers"
“Fifty Shades of Grey” coming in hardcover
Associated Press
The wildly popular "mommy porn" book moves beyond e-book and paperback formats
The campaign against John Brennan
Alex Seitz-Wald
Liberal activists are finally mobilizing against the “assassination czar”
Facing backlash, AIG won’t join lawsuit against US
Steve Rothwell
The bank declined to join former CEO Hank Greenberg's lawsuit over the bailout
The complicated relationship between “Zero Dark Thirty” and the CIA
Prachi Gupta
One reporter argues that the CIA released classified information to the filmmakers
Study: Female premature orgasm is uncommon but awful
Katie McDonough
First-ever study on the issue finds that 3 percent of women experience chronic premature orgasms
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