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Did Nazis really try to make zombies? The real history behind one of our weirdest WWII obsessions
Noah Charney
From comics to video games to Indiana Jones, the occult pursuits of Nazi villains continue to fascinate us
Why the world’s remaining hunter-gatherer societies are some of its biggest pot smokers
Sally Chew
New research challenges our understanding of man's earliest consumption of cannabis
“He shouldn’t be up there with Martin Luther King”: A mural of Freddie Gray with the civil rights leader provokes disgust, on my ride-along with the Baltimore Police
Danielle Ariano
Trying to get past the good guy/bad guy narrative, I ride along with two Baltimore cops. Here's what I learned
It didn’t start with Limbaugh and Trump: The deep roots of the GOP’s war on women
Heather Cox Richardson
Though Rush & The Donald draw attention for their vulgar misogyny, conservative assault on equality dates to Nixon
Atheists are no less moral: The sad delusion of the Christian Evangelical movement
Valerie Tarico
Sociologist Lori Fazzino dissects the religious right's single greatest misconception about secularism
Amazon and the pick-up artist: How the celebration of “purposeful Darwinism” destroys women first
Arthur Chu
The online giant only sells Roosh V's misogynist PUA manuals—but their philosophical connections run deep
White people were America’s real “anchor babies”: A history lesson for the Republican Party
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans have latched onto a noxious far-right meme about undocumented immigration. But here's the truth.
Bobby Jindal’s latest bizarre stunt: Screening Planned Parenthood videos on his lawn
Sophia Tesfaye
"We will have a screen set up outside the mansion to display the Planned Parenthood videos"
Here’s how Black Lives Matter plans to beat the police state: Activists release comprehensive agenda
Sophia Tesfaye
"We the Protestors" unveils bold proposals amid mounting calls for criminal justice reform
The “moral narcissism” of Ashley Madison gossip: “It’s a bad way to think about your own moral status”
Scott Timberg
Schadenfreude is not a helpful way to see this, a moral philosophy scholar from Cornell says
Donald Trump refuses to denounce supporter’s attack on Hispanic man: “The people that are following me are very passionate”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump double downs on offensive comments and insists that "a lot" of undocumented immigrants are "gang members"
Being Blunt: The Benefits of a Dysfunctional Workplace
STARZ Blunt Talk
Race, power and our flawed understanding of politics: David Simon’s “Show Me a Hero” is not about the past
Andrew O'Hehir
David Simon's tragic, moving miniseries isn't about an obscure Reagan-era housing battle -- it's about us, now
“It’s Reefer Madness all over again”: The truth about synthetic marijuana
Alex Mierjeski
Yes, artificial cannabinoids can have serious a side effects. That doesn't justify the media's alarmist coverage
Moms, let go of your smartphone guilt: Every time technology makes our lives easier, we invent ways to make motherhood even harder
Siobhan Adcock
You wouldn't apologize for using the washing machine, would you?
My fake Ashley Madison affair: Someone else used my email address to create an account — so why do I feel so guilty?
Christine Clarke
When I saw my own email on the leaked list, I panicked—even though I had done nothing wrong
Josh Duggar cops to porn addiction: “I have been the biggest hypocrite ever”
Jacob Sugarman
The disgraced star of "19 Kids and Counting" has released a full statement of apology on his family's website
Donald Trump is the harbinger of GOP doom: The devastating history lesson that Republicans are completely ignoring
Heather Digby Parton
More and more are candidates getting sucked into Trump's immigration vortex — bad news if you're a Republican
Josh Duggar’s Ashley Madison account: Celebrity infidelity doesn’t justify the outing of hacked clients
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Enjoy the schadenfreude and gossip, if you must -- it's still powered by a despicable vigilante act
St. Louis police deploy tear gas against protesters in night of unrest over killing of 18-year-old man
Jim Salter, Jim Suhr
Protesters were demonstrating against police killing of Mansur Ball-Bey, who allegedly pointed gun at police
Rachel Maddow: Donald Trump is the monster truck in the GOP demolition derby
Sophia Tesfaye
In New Hampshire, Trump once again overshadowed his GOP rivals
“When the people lead the leaders will follow”: Can activists reverse Obama’s disastrous Arctic drilling decision?
David Helvarg
Obama's Climate Action Plan reassured us he was tackling climate change. Then came the opening of the Arctic
Rise & fall of the anti-Trumps: Why these GOP pretenders don’t have a snowball’s chance in hell
Paul Rosenberg
After the first GOP debate, three names were gathering steam: Fiorina, Carson & Kasich — but each of them is doomed
Treatment-resistant “super lice” have taken over 25 U.S. states
Lindsay Abrams
Hide your children, hide your scalps
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