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An eco-pioneer’s final words
Ernest Callenbach
The visionary author of "Ecotopia," who died in April, warns of dark times ahead, but sees a path through the decay
“Mad Men’s” generation gap
Nelle Engoron
As Megan makes a surprising choice, Don is confronted with changing '60s culture -- and Pete's spiral continues
Partisan death jam
Lucy McKeon
The two parties aren't just making progress impossible, they're destroying our political system. An expert explains
Let Biden be Biden
Joan Walsh
The VP comes out for same sex marriage. Then his office insists he "was saying what the president has said"
Surveillance State democracy
Glenn Greenwald
As the FBI seeks full access to all forms of Internet communication, it is not voters who need to be convinced
Whole Foods is coming? Time to buy
Will Doig
Forget Starbucks: It's the gourmet grocer that lands just before neighborhoods really explode
Republicans: Wired for homophobia
Chris Mooney
New research sheds light on why conservatives are so eager to embrace anti-gay pseudoscience
From brat to activist
Roger Catlin
Adam Yauch's transformation from hooligan to human rights figure paralleled a generation's coming-of-age
Romney’s useless allies
Daniel Denvir
Once supposed to be crucial 2012 assets, swing-state governors like Tom Corbett are looking more like liabilities
Obama’s faith-based failure
Sarah Posner
A troubling hallmark of "compassionate conservatism" -- the faith-based initiative -- persists despite promises
Preparing for the big one
Robert M. Hazen
It's only a matter of time before a large asteroid hits us again -- but, realistically, what can we do about it?
Murdoch’s murky future
Barry Neild
A UK report declares him "unfit" to run an international company. Here's what it means for his U.S. media holdings
Pick of the week: An early-’60s hipster time capsule
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Shirley Clarke's once-banned "The Connection" is a lean, mean saga of jazz, junk and rebellion
Americans Elect canceling caucuses, has no candidates
Alex Pareene
Elites discover actual voters don't share their thirst for a "moderate" deficit hawk independent candidate
Hiding 9/11’s last secrets
Josh Meyer
The military tribunal for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed means the American people will never know what drove him to terror
The NYPD May Day siege
Natasha Lennard
Pundits can argue back and forth over what Occupy's May Day achieved, but I just can't get over the police presence
The Bushies are back
Jordan Michael Smith
Missed the neocons? Don't worry: Mitt Romney's getting the band together again
I feel awful about my affair
Cary Tennis
It was stupid, cruel and unsatisfying, and now I'm miserable
Reboot the Romney-bot
Gary Kamiya
Since clinching the nomination, the candidate's behavior has become even less recognizably human
Blood on the ice
David Sirota
Hockey has sunk to new levels of brutality -- and fans are excitedly cheering it on
Lessons of a baby bucket list
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Avery Lynn Canahuati accomplished a lot in her six months of life. Imagine what the rest of us can do in a lifetime
Kansas’ nasty new tax plan
Andrew Leonard
Here's how it works when conservatives control everything: The wealthy get coddled and the poor get a bum's rush
Did May Day succeed?
Sean Captain
Yesterday’s Occupy reboot mobilized a diverse group of people, but reverted to familiar tactics in the end
Spain’s eroding labor rights
Guy Hedgecoe
Workers blast new reform as dangerous and ineffective, while employers want the country to be more competitive
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