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Can we call it class war yet?
Sarah Jaffe
Corporate profits are at an all-time high; wages are at an all-time low
Earhart mystery solved?
Amanda Morrow
On the 75th anniversary of Amelia Earhart's final flight, an expedition team says it can find her missing plane
Sarah Churchwell on Gatsby
Daisy Banks
Fitzgerald’s classic novel, set during a hedonistic zenith before the Great Depression, has fresh appeal today
Procrastination rules
Frank Partnoy
More Americans than ever are concerned they're putting off work too much -- but science suggests it may not be bad
Southern values revived
Sara Robinson
How a brutal strain of conservative American aristocrats have come to rule America
How Mitt Romney followed me around the Internet
Lois Beckett
The Republican's campaign is using ShareThis, an online data-collecting company, to target potential voters
Meet pedophiles who mean well
Tracy Clark-Flory
The men behind VirtuousPedophiles.com are attracted to children but devoted to denying their desires
The age of illusion: An interview with Chris Hayes
Jake Blumgart
An editor at large from the Nation discusses meritocracy, Occupy Wall Street and the struggle against the elite
Why are believers ignorant about atheists?
Greta Christina
When believers talk about atheists, they often don't bother to talk to any first. What are they afraid of?
Every city needs a brand
Will Doig
A catchy nickname isn't enough: A city needs a persona. But how do you brand a place that's simply nice to live in?
“Parent trigger”: The latest tactic for fighting teachers’ unions
Josh Eidelson
Liberal politicians are lining up behind "parent trigger" -- the latest attack on educators' bargaining rights
Imprisoned for giving birth
Irin Carmon
The brutal realities of giving birth in Kenya's public hospitals -- and what happens when you can't pay
Who deserves to die?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A bold ad campaign aims to destigmatize lung cancer -- by telling animal lovers and crazy aunts they should die
The 10 most unhinged reactions to the court
Joshua Holland
The healthcare case prompted wingers to vent their frustrations with life, the universe and everything
Neil Young: “I’m back in the same place”
Sean Howe
Interview: Neil Young compares recording to animals and White Castle, and shares a trip home in the film "Journeys"
Miss Holocaust Survivor
Freya Petersen
In Israel, a 79-year-old was crowned in a pageant that is being criticized as "macabre"
Anthony Kennedy joins the radicals
Andrew Koppelman
The "swing justice" showed a new and frightening extremism in joining the dissent to strike down healthcare
Hit me with your vest shot: Weiner pokes fun at Eugenides ad
Jami Attenberg
Best-selling author Jennifer Weiner sports a familiar vest in a cheeky ad campaign for her new novel
Leave nothing untold
J. J. Sedelmaier
A two-volume testament to the pre-Depression craft of photoengraving
Male strippers: Please, just leave it on
Tracy Clark-Flory
"Magic Mike" reminds us that there's very little that's sexy about banana hammocks and air-humping
Falun Gong’s march
Peter Manseau
Banned in China and avoided by the American media, the movement turns twenty
Conservatives turn on Roberts
Alex Seitz-Wald
Michele Bachmann decries an "activist court" and other GOPers express disappointment in the chief justice
Ann Curry is not really sorry
Willa Paskin
"Today" co-host gives a perfect tearful goodbye, and like a scorned political wife, emerges more popular than ever
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