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Bring back the Jay Leno and David Letterman feuds: What’s lost in the nice, new late-night of Colbert, Fallon and Kimmel
Sophia A. McClennen
No one fights over guests and viewers any more. That's sweet, but also makes late-night a celebratory boys' club
The reunion I almost skipped: I was so over family gatherings, but something made me do one more
Dorothy O'Donnell
My father had been threatening to die for a least a decade; I hated reunions, but felt I owed him one last shot
A “peace” prize for Mugabe: The double-speak behind China’s answer to the Nobel award
Paula Young Lee
The controversial president of Zimbabwe joins a list of Confucius Peace Prize honorees that includes Vladimir Putin
Beyond “Star Wars” and dinosaurs: Awards season begins, and it’s been a way better movie year than you think
Andrew O'Hehir
The Gothams boost Cate Blanchett's "Carol," a gritty journalism drama -- and the amazing trans women of "Tangerine"
Katy Perry’s feuding with nuns!: The real “Bad Blood” in this beef has nothing to do with her “sinful” songs
Scott Timberg
Like most struggles in the Catholic Church, this fight over a real estate deal is really about money and power
Donald Trump, galactic emperor of American racism: How the culture war has transformed in a new age of paranoia
Conor Lynch
In a universe where the Donald is the GOP frontrunner, not even "Star Wars" is free from right-wing derangement
Trump’s birthright citizenship insanity isn’t going away: How Texas is trying to screw over the children of immigrants
Eesha Pandit
Texas won a legal battle last week allowing them to deny documents to immigrants' children born in the U.S.
“The most ludicrous scenes of ‘Orange is the New Black’ are the most realistic”: My time in federal prison
Sean Beaudoin, Meg Worden
Author and activist Meg Worden examines the way we view (and often ignore) the realities of America's penal system
“I’ll fight ‘til my knuckles bleed for others on death row”: The remarkable story of a man once sentenced to die
Sean Dunne, Jack Shuler
Wrongfully accused & sentenced to die, now Derrick Jamison is free — and fighting back
We’re still fighting George W. Bush’s battles: Syria, ISIS and the “worst foreign policy blunder” in American History
Peter Van Buren
Twelve years after the invasion of Iraq, the Middle East is more volatile than ever. Welcome to permanent war
The modern horrors of India’s ancient injustice: How a government has abandoned millions—and they are fighting back
Eesha Pandit
Under prime minister Narendra Modi, caste-based violence has skyrocketed. Now activitsts are taking a stand
Corporate America’s unforgivable new swindle: Leveling workers’ compensation to nothing
Michael Grabell, ProPublica, Howard Berkes, NPR
One Texas lawyer is helping companies write their own rules. It's a story that's playing out across the country
Florida county investigates possibility of establishing common law grand juries to arrest, potentially execute Obama
Scott Eric Kaufman
Two Tea Party advocates want to transform American legal system with "God-given" right of extrajudicial justice
Gay men buy Viagra, too: We demand our gay ED ad!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We're deluged with ads for Viagra and Cialis -- but why are they all so straight?
Jeb Bush, icky and awkward: Jokes that Supergirl “looks pretty hot”
Sophia Tesfaye
Who is your favorite Marvel superhero, Jeb?
Swooning over Justin Trudeau: Our collective freak-out over Canada’s Prime Minister is about more than “nice hair”
Paula Young Lee
On Monday, Canada ousted conservative Stephen Harper. By Tuesday morning, the world had a new celeb crush
Long live the conservative puppet master: Why Grover Norquist is still more destructive than the House GOP
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP's Freedom Caucus has successfully hijacked Congress—but Norquist is still an unmatched figure on the right
Jeb Bush 3.0 will crash and burn: Why his new (new) strategy is almost certainly doomed
Simon Maloy
In latest reboot, Jeb gives up on getting voters to like him, and attacks "cynical" Marco Rubio
The raging disgrace of the Benghazi show trial: Today’s Hillary Clinton-Trey Gowdy showdown is theater for suckers
Gary Legum
No matter how often Clinton's cleared of wrongdoing, the GOP's convinced there's more. Here we go again
The Arab Spring blooms: Henry Kissinger, George W. Bush and the peace prize the Nobel committee got right
Rebecca Gordon
This year's Tunisian recipient reminds us what the Middle East might look like today had America never intervened
Say hello to Speaker Paul Ryan: House Freedom Caucus lends its support
Erica Werner
The ultra-conservative Freedom Caucus' backing all but ensures Ryan will win Congress' top job
This is not a democracy: Behind the Deep State that Obama, Hillary or Trump couldn’t control
Patrick L. Smith
Foreign policy never really changes regardless of who holds the White House. This is why exceptionalism always wins
Ahmed’s clock in Los Alamos: “Manhattan” shows America’s long history of alienating its most brilliant minds
Sonia Saraiya
The WWII-era drama jumps from good to great with its focus on who the "real" Americans are
This is why I’m still single?: Men think smart women are sexy — but only from a distance
Erin Coulehan
#MasculinitySoFragile is real when it comes to dating, a new study says
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