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My “Magic Mike” moment was truly magical
Batya Ungar-Sargon
When my friends dragged me to a strip club for a bachelorette party, I rolled my eyes. Then Steel took the stage
Steven Moffat on why he hasn’t cast a female Doctor yet: “I think I should get a little more credit for being the only person who’s made it possible”
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to the "Sherlock" and "Doctor Who" showrunner about the good, bad and ugly of writing for intense fans
Straight white dude seeks same: Race, power and the secret world of straight guy-on-guy action
Jane Ward
"Dudes sitting around stroking, watching a game, drinking brews, jerking, swapping college stories, showing off..."
Young Fathers: Everybody has a conscience
The Weekly Feed
The pop group on their political aspirations, writing about world events and their admiration for TV on the Radio
Meritocracy is a massive lie: Race, inheritance and the the truth about the rigged American dream
Danny Dorling
Upward mobility has become a mirage: Rich have never had more wealth, the rest of us have never had so much debt
The poisoned poor: In poor countries man-made toxic pollutants spread like cancer. Here’s why you should care
Richard Fuller
Pollution gone awry is a "brown" issue and it affects even the rich countries, directly and indirectly
3 reasons Joe Biden should stay far away from the presidential race
Matthew Rozsa
He can't beat Hillary -- or Bernie Sanders, for that matter. The vice president would be wise to sit this one out
Donald Trump’s incoherent, megalomaniacal religion: Why his courting of evangelicals reveals the depths of his ignorance
Jeffrey Tayler
As Trump's campaign for the Republican nomination lumbers on, it behooves us to consider his (feigned) faith
The secret history of “cuckservative”: The fetish that became a right-wing rallying cry
Chauncey DeVega
What began as a white supremacist slur, inspired by a genre of porn, has infiltrated the conservative mainstream
I didn’t realize I was being trafficked
Angela Featherstone
As a teen on the streets, I traded sex for lodging. It took me years to understand just how badly I had been abused
The U.S.-Russia “phony war”: How Washington warmongers could bring us from stalemate to catastrophe
Patrick L. Smith
One of two outcomes is likely: Another long Cold War, or a great power conflict
Liberal arts majors, rejoice! Technologists are learning they need more than STEM to create appealing products
Geoff Colvin
Steve Jobs knew: Combining technical knowledge with the skills built by study of the humanities is the ideal
Jeb must slay Trump and devour his soul: The mind-bending Koch master plan behind the GOP clown show
Andrew O'Hehir
Inside the Koch brothers' secret plan to absorb Trump's ogre DNA, alter reality and attack Hillary from the left
“The rape-your-wife privilege”: The horrifying modern legal history of marital rape
Eric Berkowitz
It's much worse than the words of Trump's attorney. Far too recently, wives were essentially the husband's property
TV on the Radio: Bands really don’t have to break up
The Weekly Feed
The influential indie rock group on leaving New York City for good and their newest album, "Seeds"
The thrill of holding hands: How an online date pointed me back toward intimacy
Gyaltsen F. Go
I prided myself on hiding my feelings, skipping from guy to guy, but his openness made me realize what I'd missed
“I couldn’t imagine a better god than the one I already had: My father”: Author Val Brelinksi on why she’s not a “good evangelical”
Christopher Smith, Kristin Matzen
The "Girl Who Slept With God" author on rural Idaho, parents' god-like power and publishing her first book at 58
Your “sincerely held religious beliefs” don’t matter: County clerks must uphold the law and issue same-sex marriage licenses
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A Kentucky county clerk is embroiled in law suits from both sides over the new marriage equality law
Valerie Plame: “Trump camp asked me to support The Donald as a way of getting back at Karl Rove”
Sophia Tesfaye
The outed former CIA agent says email from Trump camp offered "Justice for Rove"
Judge refuses to throw out fired professor Steven Salaita’s case against University of Illinois-UC
David Palumbo-Liu
Salaita's firing, for his "uncivil" tweets about Israel, strikes at the heart of academic freedom and free speech
They’re all Todd Akin now: How the Planned Parenthood sting backfired on Republicans
Joan Walsh
The Cleveland debate made it clear: the 2016 GOP candidates are turning themselves into the anti-choice extremist
Fear & loathing at the GOP debates: Behold the the autocratic, xenophobic, war-hungry spectacle of the modern Republican Party
Heather Digby Parton
If there's one lesson to take away from last night's festivities, it's that the GOP primary is going to be bonkers
Kim, Kanye and Hillary Clinton snap a selfie: Ultimate #squadgoals or sign of the apocalypse?
Anna Silman
Is it too early to christen this duo Killary?
Donald Trump: “Bimbo” Megyn Kelly behaved “unprofessionally” and “very badly personally” during GOP debate
Scott Eric Kaufman
Trump spent the hours after the debate online bemoaning his mistreatment and boasting about his unequivocal victory
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