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Best TV of 2015: The relationships, big and little, that made TV worth watching
Sonia Saraiya
It’s not always just a character that gets you hooked—it’s the dynamic between two. Here are 10 that moved us
Beth Stelling doesn’t need your Internet justice
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comic reveals an abusive relationship -- but we need to respect the limits of her story
Ben Carson doesn’t want to win: His campaign is all about cashing in — and that’s the problem
Sean Illing
Carson has reached his real goal: Making money on the campaign trail by boosting his brand and giving paid speeches
Donald Trump is the bloated narcissist the Christian right has been searching for all along
David Masciotra
Trump is resonating with evangelicals to the tune of 20 to 30 percent. It's not as odd a marriage as it appears
They’re already trying to steal 2016: Inside the GOP voting-rights scheme intended to derail democracy
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans want districts more rural and more white, and are eager to suppress minority voting rights before 2016
My child is not in heaven: Your religion only makes my grief harder
Priscilla Blossom
Losing a newborn is always hard, but grieving as an atheist in a world of believers added loneliness to grief
A nutrition writer’s big fat PR mistake
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Lola Berry tried to launch the worst named weight loss plan of the year
The 17 best moments in political comedy this year
Kali Holloway
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert were their usual dazzling selves, but 2015 saw all-new comedians get in on the fun
These 5 charts prove that the economy does better under Democratic presidents
Sean McElwee
Conservatives love to tout their economic bona fides. But the data reveal a far different story
Sam Harris’ detestable crusade: How his latest anti-Islam tract reveals the bankruptcy of his ideas
Omer Aziz
Harris' haughty ignorance & chauvinism are on full display in his new book, a "dialogue" with a former radical
The corporate takeover of the Red Cross: How a former AT&T exec gutted America’s most recognizable charity
Justin Elliott
Gail McGovern pledged to revitalize a flailing organization. As staffers can attest, it hasn't worked out that way
The GOP has become the party from George Orwell’s nightmares
Conor Lynch
Between the nascent fascism and the preponderance of doublespeak, could it be any more clear?
America is complicit in a new Middle Eastern tragedy: Saudi Arabia is obliterating Yemen — with our help
Sharif Abdel Kouddous
Riyadh has ramped up its aerial assaults in recent months, and the U.S. government is supplying its weaponry
“All Muslim life in America is seen through the lens of terrorism”
Corey Robin
Whether Donald Trump or "Homeland," Americans have reduced Muslims to terrorists — and the whole world is watching
Republicans shield these radical Islamists: Why the GOP field won’t talk honestly about Saudi Arabia
David Masciotra
Ted Cruz and others love to talk of radical Islamists and World War III. They speak less of the Saudi royal family
My daughter’s heroes could all be my mother: What my teenager is teaching me about growing old
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In our youth-obsessed culture, my 16-year-old would rather hang out with Betty White and her fellow grande dames
“I’ve had my fill of f**king intellectuals”: Why the non-intellectual candidate fills this Trump supporter with hope
Dan Sinykin
In Iowa, Cruz draws the zealots; Rubio, the disillusioned Trump-haters; and Trump, well, people love a celebrity
America’s secret war on ISIL: The African military operation you’ll never hear about
Nick Turse
The U.S. Air Force recently "neutralized" 69 enemy combatants -- and has taken meticulous steps to cover its tracks
Is Hillary Clinton a neoconservative hawk? What Iraq and Libya decisions tell us about her foreign policy
Paul Rosenberg
Hillary got Iraq vote wrong, and Libya and Syria too. If she were setting the policies, what would they look like?
The new Muslim democracy: What you need to know about today’s Middle East
John L. Esposito, Tamara Sonn, John O. Voll
Listen to the presidential candidates and you come away with a warped view of Islam and democracy. Here's the deal
Pathetic, clingy, desperate for approval: Why does the Disney Channel hate moms?
Kim Kankiewicz
Unlike Disney movie mothers, Disney Channel moms get to live — as the butt of all jokes
Call it the Cecil effect: America adds lions to its endangered species list
Erin Conway-Smith
The latest move by the US Fish and Wildlife Service will prevent hunters from bringing their trophies back home
The right-wing beard revolution: Look out, hipsters, here come the counterculture Christians
Christopher Oldstone-Moore
The newly sprouted beards of American evangelicals are a social rather than a religious statement
Fossil fuels are all but finished: Renewable energies are the future, whether the GOP acknowledges it or not
Michael T. Klare
Big Oil is in big, big trouble. New policy, investment and tech will all be in the advancement of renewables
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