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New report maps the roots of Islamophobia

Justin Elliott
A new report traces the flow -- and funding -- of anti-Muslim ideas

Why won’t America embrace the left?

Mandy Van Deven
In two centuries, the movement's history in America is plagued by failure. An expert explains why

Steamy lesbian sex — in Tehran

Andrew O'Hehir
Potential art-house hit "Circumstance" goes inside the hidden youth culture of contemporary Iran

Sad Tea Party freshman hates his stupid new job

Alex Pareene
Rep. Steve Southerland wishes he'd never gotten elected to Congress -- he only makes six figures!

Rick Perry goes it alone

Michael Winship
Despite the "miracle" enabled by Obama's stimulus, Barbara Bush flunks his public schools

I finally found my dad — drunk on skid row

Cary Tennis
I thought I could bring him home, but he got loaded and disappeared

This Labor Day, we need protests

Robert Reich
As corporate profits soar, American workers are experiencing their worst decade in a century

Glenn Beck, the Israeli edition

Noga Tarnopolsky
In Jerusalem, the right wing commentator styles himself as a religious leader of the Jerry Falwell variety

Rick Perry is the biggest threat to Rick Perry

Steve Kornacki
He's in first place now, but betting on the Texan tripping himself up may not be a bad idea

Jailed for protecting the planet

Bill McKibben
The D.C. police met our peaceful anti-oil pipeline protests with arrests. It only strengthened our resolve

Obama’s big dirty oil test

Andrew Leonard
The Keystone pipeline protests have galvanized the environmental community. Is the president listening?

Politico commenters weigh in on the White House’s historic civil rights painting

Alex Pareene
Norman Rockwell's "The Problem We All Live With" now hangs at the White House, upsetting... certain kinds of people

The “redneck-blackneck” politics of the Deep South

Steve Kornacki
A black politician in the heart of Dixie scored a historic victory this week, but it doesn't signal much progress

With CIA help, NYPD moves covertly in Muslim areas

Matt Apuzzo, Adam Goldman
The New York police force has become one of the country's most aggressive domestic intelligence agencies

President Obama: Why don’t you read more women?

Robin Black
Once again, the president's summer reading list is dominated almost exclusively by men

My family is out of control

Cary Tennis
My husband went to rehab and my 13-year-old left home. How do I make this work?

Does ’50s music still matter?

Robert Christgau
New books and tribute albums reassess the decade's influence in rock 'n' roll

How to make Sarah Palin disappear

Steve Kornacki
If you want her to just go away, you should probably be hoping she decides to run for president

Romney advisor advocating for terrorist group

Justin Elliott
Mitchell Reiss has helped lead a campaign to rehabilitate the reputation of anti-Iranian militants

Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast

Associated Press
Buildings evacuated in D.C., New York after 5.9-magnitude tremor

Fresh fighting erupts between Libya rebels, regime

Ben Hubbard, Karin Laub
Gadhafi forces energized as dictator's son, rumored to be captured, reappeared, free and defiant

Secular humanists on the real planet of the apes

Michael Lind
As fundamentalism gets stronger, post-religious liberalism offers a naive and sentimental creed

Graphics from an old-school music festival

J.J. Sedelmaier
A look at creatively designed posters and programs from America's original outdoor concert organization

Hey MSNBC: Ditch the weekend trash shows

Alex Pareene
Or at the very least, consider preempting them when there's huge news happening
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