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Meet the Pokémoms: Obsession with playing Pokémon Go has brought families closer together
Mary Emily O'Hara
These parents are catching all the Pokémon in their neighborhoods and will soon surpass the kids
High hopes get dashed: The feds reject legalizing marijuana — and take a small step in the right direction
Sean Illing
The DEA's decision to keep marijuana on the list of Schedule 1 drugs is a setback, but there's some good news
BLM platform blasts “U.S. empire,” militarization, war on terror, AFRICOM
Ben Norton
The Movement for Black Lives platform makes subversive anti-imperialist demands and calls for global solidarity
Real “big government” and “tyranny” in action: The Baltimore police are running amok and conservatives are silent
Chauncey DeVega
Where is the right's outrage over the Baltimore police department's broad abuses of power?
Race, party politics and Trump: The theory that the billionaire is also destroying the Democratic Party is just bunk
Heather Digby Parton
No, Trump isn't sending white working class voters away from the Democratic Party to the GOP
Grandparents or parents? Coverage of Simone Biles shows that we still don’t know how to talk about adoption
Cece Lederer
A commentator said Biles's parents were "NOT her parents;" Twitter revealed that adoption is still cloaked in shame
Olympic sex reporting gone wrong: How not to cover the international athlete hook-up scene
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A straight writer for the Daily Beast poses on Grindr to find out if "an Average Joe [can] join the bacchanalia"
Backlash against Texas prosecutor: Devon Anderson under scrutiny after jailing rape victims
Eesha Pandit
Harris County D.A. Devon Anderson incarcerated rape survivors in order to compel their testimony in court
NRA launches new ad following Trump’s “second Amendment people” comment: Hillary Clinton wants you “defenseless”
Sophia Tesfaye
Following Trump's dangerously reckless remarks, the NRA is spending millions backing him up
Drunk sex, high hook-ups and shame-overs: How social lubricants affect our sex lives
Erin Coulehan
A new study looks at how, when and why alcohol and pot factor into sexual encounters and their aftermaths
Dareen Tatour, Palestinian poet imprisoned by Israel for social media posts, shares her story
Ben Norton
Exclusive interview with Palestinian poet Dareen Tatour from her home, where she remains under house arrest
A “high plains drifter” who is adrift on history: Clint Eastwood’s troubling nostalgia for a past that never really existed
Chauncey DeVega
“When I grew up, those things weren't called racist,” Eastwood said, seemingly oblivious to his cultural chauvinism
Donald Trump’s awful child care plan: The GOP nominee’s “favorite” think tank weighs in
Simon Maloy
One of Donald Trump's most frequently cited policy authorities says his newest tax proposal is hot garbage
Teaching kids empathy: In Danish schools, it’s … well, it’s a piece of cake
Jessica Alexander
American students are falling behind on valuable social skills. In Denmark, one simple classroom tradition works
Normani Kordei’s Twitter abuse: The troll problem keeps getting worse, especially for women and people of color
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Fifth Harmony member's departure is just the latest defection in the wake of racist, misogynist harassment
Trump under fire from veterans: Matt Pelak discusses the Khan family and the meaning of military service
Michael Garofalo
Pelak and a group of other veterans are speaking out against Trump's attack on the Khan family
George P. Bush’s shrewd move: His Trump backing is about one thing — keeping the GOP together
Gary Legum
Jeb Bush's son isn't really getting behind that man that destroyed his father — he's just playing smart politics
Radicals with badges: Mark Potok explains why renegade sheriffs are a growing threat in the U.S.
Amanda Marcotte
Some sheriffs are buying into the notion that they have more constitutional authority than the federal government
Groups tied to the Koch brothers lied to the IRS — and they’re paying for it
Alex Kotch
Three Koch-backed groups operated so far outside the law that even the neutered FEC had no choice but to act
U.N. expert warns racism, police threaten civil rights in U.S., slams biased justice system
Ben Norton
"People have good reason to be angry and frustrated at the moment," Special Rapporteur Maina Kiai wrote in a report
Feeling safe with Hillary: Yes, Clinton’s proving she can protect the country better than a Republican man
Heather Digby Parton
College-educated white women are flocking to Clinton because she makes them feel safer than a male GOPer
The GOP’s youth-vote disaster: Donald Trump’s nomination could hurt Republicans for years to come
Simon Maloy
Republicans were already at risk of sacrificing a whole generation of younger voters, and then they nominated Trump
The “reformicons” are stuck in neutral: Trump, anger and nativism leaves movement DOA
Gary Legum
There's a push to remake the GOP — but the nativist base won't entertain anything that reeks of moderation
The war on cancer comes home
Kim Liao
At work, I write about cancer as an epic battle — which makes dealing with my father's diagnosis that much harder
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