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SF agencies boycott Apple
Amy Silverstein
The San Francisco city government plans to retaliate against Apple with a Mac boycott
Tea Party Nation goes extreme
Ryan Lenz
The Oath Keepers are the last line of defense against tyranny, apparently
Religious right’s plan for beating Obama
Adele M. Stan
Faith and Freedom Coalition, "a 21st-century version of the Christian Coalition on steroids," is leading the effort
America’s own Terror group
Glenn Greenwald
Huffington Post publishes, and then deletes, a post by a MeK spokesman. What does this tell us about Terrorism?
I didn’t make the Olympics. Now what?
Leanne Shapton
I spent years training for gold, but came up short at the trials. Where does an obsession go when the dream dies
The best case for Obama’s tax plan
Joan Walsh
Ignore complaints from Calif. and New York: President Obama is right to set his tax bar at a quarter of a million
Who says Kate Upton is too fat?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A "Skinny" site mocks Kate Upton -- and reveals the sad world of thinspiration
No, America doesn’t need a national service
Michael Lind
We're always told we need a "national service." But feel-good class-mixing gimmicks are no cure for inequality
How the NYPD overstated its counterterrorism record
Justin Elliott
Has the NYPD really helped thwart 14 "full-blown terrorist attacks"?
Sean Hannity’s Islamo-squeamishness
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Fox host attacks a Muslim congressman for using the word "madrassa"
Redefining addiction
Dr. Richard Juman
The revision of the DSM—the shrinks' bible—has infuriated addiction specialists and advocates
We need progressive religion
Sara Robinson
Often, religion offers much that progressives need to build movements for change
Brett Kimberlin versus right-wing bloggers
Alex Pareene
Updated: Why right-wing blogs are obsessed with a convicted felon famous for once claiming he sold Dan Quayle drugs
Amy Winehouse’s lessons in loss
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Grief doesn't ever have a time limit, as the singer's mother learns when she hears "Back to Black" everywhere
Love “Gone Girl”? Read these crime novels next
Sarah Weinman
If Gillian Flynn's best-seller gave you a taste for smart crime fiction, here's your new summer reading list
Confirmed: Fracking can pollute
Sarah Laskow
A new study explodes the gas industry's claim that fracking won't contaminate local drinking water
Dems finally defend Obamacare
Alex Seitz-Wald
After ignoring the Affordable Care Act in 2010, Democrats have begun using it as a political weapon this election
Don’t forget nuclear weapons
William D. Hartung
How a world-ending weapon disappeared from our lives, but not our world
Crashing David Koch’s party
Natasha Lennard
Two hundred protesters turned up at the conservative baron's Hamptons fundraiser for Mitt Romney
Rules of American justice
Glenn Greenwald
An American banker is shocked to be held accountable in Britain
Eric Berkowitz on sex and society
Lindsey Ford
The author of "Sex and Punishment" discusses how people have sought to regulate sex
In defense of single people
Thomas Rogers
They're pitied. They're judged. But it's time to give them more respect. An expert explains
“Agent Garbo”: Wartime’s greatest double-cross
Laura Miller
True spy story: How a Barcelona chicken farmer fooled the Nazis, saved D-Day and became the greatest agent ever
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