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Should teens be prohibited from tanning?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new California law keeps kids out of tanning beds. Is there a right to have the look of "sun-kissed skin"?
The time Republicans embraced the Buffett Rule
Steve Kornacki
It wasn't long ago that top Republicans were appalled by the idea of giving super-rich investors a big tax break
Dems backing Occupy Wall St. are funded by Wall St.
Justin Elliott
Prominent Democrats applaud Occupy Wall Street while taking huge donations from the finance industry
Why atheists should respect believers
Alan Lightman
There are thousands of rational thinkers, including scientists, who happen to have faith in God
“It’s a protest. It’s not Woodstock”
Teddy Wayne
A day inside Zuccotti Park finds a leader-less protest at a crossroads -- both organized and anarchic. What's next?
Behind the GOP’s OWS backlash
David Sirota
By comparing the protests to '60s demonstrations, Republicans reveal their continued opposition to civil rights
Karl Rove’s weekend of indignities
Alex Pareene
He got glitter-bombed and he's fighting with the Koch brothers
November ballot is a death match for Ohio unions
Ed Kilgore
Labor goes all out to repeal law gutting collective bargaining rights
The Great 8: Billionaires who will pay more
Peter Finocchiaro
We canvassed the 400 wealthiest people in America. How many said they would pay more taxes? That's right: 2 percent
“A Thousand Lives”: What really happened in Jonestown?
Laura Miller
A new look at the largest mass suicide in American history
The Awlaki memo and Marty Lederman
Glenn Greenwald
One of the most vocal critics of Bush's executive power theories offers the legal justification for assassinations
John Lewis: I support OWS protesters
Joan Walsh
Though the Atlanta group didn't ask him to speak, the civil rights hero calls it "grassroots democracy at its best"
How I learned to love weddings
Tracy Clark-Flory
I detested the symbolic sexism of traditional ceremonies -- until I started caring about what matters most
Is America’s age of discovery over?
Adrian J. Slywotzky, Karl Weber
A small group of ambitious institutions gave us the Internet, lasers and TV. Now they're dwindling. Are we doomed?
Pop art and monochrome at the Guggenheim: An illustrated primer
Emma Mustich
Two fall exhibitions chart powerful postwar movements in the arts — and the museum's role in nurturing them
Supercommittee rakes in corporate donations
Justin Elliott
A military contractor and a pharmaceutical giant are among those writing checks to protect their business interests
The NYPD, now sponsored by Wall Street
Justin Elliott
Financial firms have given millions of dollars to the department, raising the ire of Occupy Wall St. protesters
Nobel Peace Prize goes to women’s rights activists
Karl Ritter, Bjoern H. Amland
This year's honor goes to three women who fought oppression in Africa and the Middle East
Pirate party takes Berlin
Siobhan Dowling
After an unexpected showing in Germany's elections, 15 internet-freedom activists become legislators
Introducing: A Tea People’s History
Alex Pareene
Exclusive read from the history book they won't teach in schools! The story of our holy Constitution
How to stop the political insanity
David Sirota
Recent research shows that turbulent times reward crazy leaders. Here's what we can do to counteract that
The Pentagon ties you aren’t hearing about
Nick Turse
Democrat Patty Murray is co-chairing the deficit supercommittee. Why did she accept a defense industry award?
“The Way”: On a pilgrimage with Martin Sheen
Andrew O'Hehir
The "West Wing" president and his son, Emilio Estevez, discuss their spiritual road movie made for tough times
Herman Cain’s weird opinion columns published by birther website
Alex Pareene
WorldNetDaily has a long relationship with the surprise presidential contender
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