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Kim Davis wins her bigot medal: Conservative summit will honor anti-gay Kentucky clerk
Sophia Tesfaye
Nearly every 2016 GOP candidate will also attend the conservative Value Voters Summit later this month
Ted Cruz doesn’t need your liberally biased facts: The Planned Parenthood shutdown fight shows a movement at war with reality
Gary Legum
The right's crusade to defund Planned Parenthood is doomed. But try telling that to these post-evidence nihilists
The media made this f**king monster: How phony objectivity helped create Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
The old "both sides do it" lie keeps the press from talking honestly about politics, and helps empower the right
The sisters who spoke to spirits: How two mischievous girls gave birth to a religion
Ada Calhoun
The Fox girls were a 19th century phenomenon -- and their fame may have been predicated on a childhood prank
“On my second night at college, I was raped”
Aspen Matis
I went to college excited to reinvent myself and escape my quaint hometown. My second night changed everything
Africa is our new quagmire: Special ops, human rights abuses and the latest battlefront in our failed War on Terror
Nick Turse
While Obama makes peace with Iran, U.S. forces and their trained allies are running amok in Chad, Niger and beyond
The rise of TV’s lady jerks: We’re entering a new age of the complex antiheroine — and leaving “likability” behind
Genevieve Valentine
The fascinating women of "You're the Worst," "UnREAL" and "How to Get Away With Murder" don't care if you like them
The hard truth about the softest mineral: Talc is littered with stray asbestos
Myron Levin
Lawsuits have long fingered talc for asbestos-related illnesses. Lax FDA regulation may be the true culprit
Healthcare.gov’s choice overload: It’s no wonder people end up spending more than they need to
Shlomo Benartzi, jonah lehrer
There's a limit to how much information we can process -- here's one easy way to help you narrow your choices
“The great social adventure of America”: What the country could learn from Fairfax County, Virginia’s immigration experience
Tom Gjelten
Fairfax County had its problems, but people of widely varying backgrounds generally learned to fit in
In defense of loneliness
Tal Abbady
Medical research suggests the outlook is grim for the chronically lonely. I can't imagine living any other way
The only woman in the room: I studied hard in physics and pulled ahead — but why do I only remember that first failing grade?
Eileen Pollack
I wasn't the only one struggling in introductory physics, but I was the only girl -- and it nearly broke me
A Ugandan activist is “resurrected”: Civil disobedience in an African dictatorship
Phil Wilmot
Tumuhimbise Norman was kidnapped and tortured by the Ugandan military. He refuses to be intimidated -- or silenced
Take that, charter schools: Why a Washington court decision will force accountability to a movement that needs it badly
Jeff Bryant
Charter schools will be accountable when they are just as transparent as public schools. Now it might happen
Donald Trump’s simpleminded circus: How to succeed in the GOP primary without even trying
Elias Isquith
This week's absurd rally against a done deal seals it. Trump is the funniest man in America — for now
The terrifying cost of the Planned Parenthood hoax: “I have never seen such a volume, intensity and escalation of hate speech”
Bob Cesca
In the time since a conservative attack group has smeared Planned Parenthood, dangerous changes are afoot
“Don’t read the comments”: The trolls, racists and abusers won — reasonable online feedback is a thing of the distant past
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Jessica Valenti says websites have outgrown comments sections — and she's right
The terror after the terror: America still hasn’t reckoned with the disgrace of post-9/11 hate crimes
Eesha Pandit
In the 14 years since the events of September 11, religious minorities have faced a staggering degree of backlash
Bernie Sanders tries to meet with Black leaders but nobody shows up: Only 6 Congressional Black Caucus members attend
Sophia Tesfaye
Still, the Democratic candidate forges on with a game plan to sway African-American voters in South Carolina
Walker’s dramatic implosion: The one-time Iowa frontrunner is now barely registering in the polls
Simon Maloy
Scott Walker is trying to fight his way back into presidential contention by pretending to have a personality
Fall TV Preview: Friday brings a fresh family sitcom and a period prestige drama, while Saturday belongs to “Dr. Who” and “SNL”
Sonia Saraiya
Here’s what to watch on Fridays and Saturdays this fall, including ABC's "Dr. Ken" and the return of "The Knick"
“Sleeping With Other People”: The edgier, funnier and truer rom-com antidote to “Trainwreck”
Andrew O'Hehir
Leslye Headland's Tinder-age rom-com offers dazzling dialogue, scabrous humor and (almost) believable characters
Joe Biden opens up about faith and the loss of his son Beau with Stephen Colbert
Sophia Tesfaye
"Sometimes it just overwhelms you," the vice president revealed
GOP’s Iran-shutdown debacle: What happens when the governing party is constantly fighting itself
Simon Maloy
The GOP's shambolic response to the Iran deal does not bode well for the upcoming government funding fight
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