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We have pubic hair for a reason
M.d., Emily Gibson
The shaving craze leaves us vulnerable to all manner of physical ailments
Modern life is killing us
Will Doig
Long hours, crazy commutes, urban pressures -- suddenly our cities are bringing us down
What the media missed about Chick-fil-A
Kristin Rawls
There's more to the fast-food saga than you might think
Tea Partyer Todd Akin’s militia ties
Alex Seitz-Wald
A militia leader tells Salon he's known the Republican Missouri Senate candidate for "a long time"
McCutcheon back in London
JANIE McCAULEY
The U.S. women's volleyball coach has recovered from tragedy in Beijing to lead his team to the gold medal final
Hope Solo saves the day
Allen Barra
The gold-medal goalie sparked criticism with tweets. Now she's inspiring a generation -- and marriage proposals
It’s not the economy, stupid
Andrew Leonard
Neither a recession nor a surge in growth will arrive in time to make a difference by Election Day
“Don’t put Mountain Dew in a baby bottle”
Frank Browning
In rural America, even in 2012, pregnant women and new moms need lots of help in the basics
Repression claims in Georgia
Maria Danilova
The opposition claims President Mikhail Saakashvili's administration is using intimidation against dissenters
Food corporations’ big drought play
Jill Richardson
The entire American food system is built on one crop -- corn. And that is really bad news for consumers
Studies: Drone strikes work
Jordan Michael Smith
Two new reports say the controversial attacks effectively destroy terrorist groups. Some experts remain skeptical
Atheists fight discrimination too
Greta Christina
In the U.S., there are laws protecting them. But laws aren't always obeyed, or enforced
Tea Party takes over Alabama public TV
Alex Seitz-Wald
Conservatives in Alabama are trying to use public TV to air overtly religious content -- and winning
Komen president resigning
Terry Wallace
Liz Thompson, president of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, is leaving, and founder Nancy Brinker is stepping down
Combating Islamophobic violence
Glenn Greenwald
Helping a burned-to-the-ground Missouri mosque quickly re-build would make a powerful and constructive statement
Healthcare in Appalachia: Dying for a ride
Frank Browning
No matter what changes we make to healthcare, in rural America, simply getting to the doctor is a big problem
Jerry Boykin: Romney’s new Muslim-bashing pal
Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney meets with Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, who has said Islam "should not be protected under the First Amendment"
Psychiatry’s legitimacy crisis
Andrew Scull
A new book examines whether medical professionals have transformed normal human emotion into mental disease
“Go On”: “I miss my dead spouse more than you do”
Willa Paskin
Matthew Perry returns in a likable sitcom that turns grief into sport
Koch group’s $25 million buy
Alex Seitz-Wald
A Koch group's new ad campaign shows the unintended consequence of campaign finance rules aimed at transparency
Adam Hasner: Islamophobe for Congress
Alex Seitz-Wald
Congress's anti-Islam caucus will likely grow in November, and Florida's Adam Hasner may be its worst new member
Spotting white supremacists
Joan Walsh
How do we identify the next Wade Page before he murders people who aren't white? It won't be easy
Why does the left wing ignore atheists?
Adam Lee
The group consistently polls as the most progressive and has the potential to shake up the political landscape
The real Ann Romney
Irin Carmon
We scoured everything she's ever said to make sense of the old-fashioned woman who may be moving to the White House
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