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“How can I be a good father when I’ve never had one?”
Jorja Leap
In Watts, I worked with men trying to rebuild their lives while also being there for their kids. It was inspiring
Cool it with the celebrations of the new $10 bill
Allison Jackson
We really couldn't feature a woman by herself? And what's Andrew Jackson still doing on the $20 bill, anyway?
My son was murdered in the Isla Vista shooting. I’m spending this Father’s Day telling his story
Richard Martinez
Chris won't be with me to celebrate on Sunday, but I can celebrate his life, and work to prevent more killing
You won’t steal our music anymore: The fraction of a cent that saved the major labels
Stephen Witt
Watching rap videos with his grandson, a vilified music executive had an aha moment that changed everything
Beyond “The Overnight”: 8 more great movies about swingers
Gary M. Kramer
Partner-swapping and four-gies pop up in dramas, farces, black comedy and more
8 times comedians helped us deal with tragedy
Anna Silman
Like Jon Stewart's monologue on the Charleston massacre, these tragedies were likewise handled perfectly by comics
The Kochs dictate their terms: What their new GOP candidate quiz says about the plutocrats’ agenda
Sophia Tesfaye
Running for president? Want the Koch network's support? Be prepared to answer some questions
How Pope Francis just destroyed the GOP’s religious con artists
Bob Cesca
Republicans love to flaunt their religion, but only if it conforms to their politics. Francis just made that harder
“A woman with the heart of a tiger”: My mother risked everything to flee from the Khmer Rouge with her children
SreyRam Kuy, SreyReath Kuy
60 million people live as refugees today. This is my family's story of surviving genocide and becoming Americans
Fox News is wrong about Charleston: Religion isn’t a victim of the massacre, it’s a weapon
Paula Young Lee
This isn't a "crime against Christianity" — committing hate crimes in a church creates a specific kind of trauma
This is American terrorism: White supremacy’s brutal, centuries-long campaign of violence
Lawrence Brown
There's a war being waged against Black Americans, whether white America wants to admit it or not
Jeb Bush’s laughable makeover: Dynasty candidate slams “pampered elites”
David Sirota
The former governor is trying to rebrand himself as some kind of Washington maverick. Good luck with that
“Young black men are human beings”: This murdered black teen’s parents have a message for America
Andrew O'Hehir
The parents of Jordan Davis, killed at a gas station in 2012, talk race, justice and a new film about the tragedy
8 atheist leaders actually worth listening to
Greta Christina
Forget Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins. The new atheists don't have the final word on godlessness
Only one 2016 candidate is talking about race and gun violence after the Charleston massacre
Sophia Tesfaye
"How many people do we need to see cut down before we act?"
Charleston church massacre: The violence white America must answer for
Chauncey DeVega
Where are the white fathers? When will white leaders step up? Charleston reveals our racial double standard
Pope Francis vs. vampire capitalism: The real reason why his climate-change encyclical is revolutionary
Robert Hennelly
The head of the Catholic Church might just have inaugurated a vital conversation about how we define prosperity
Alexander Hamilton nostalgia is actually a thing: Left and right even in weird agreement
Scott Timberg
An unlikely lovefest, from left and right, greets the founding father upon his departure from American currency
Zookeepers are recreating the now-iconic “Jurassic World” raptor training scene
Joanna Rothkopf
#JurassicZoo is a very, very good hashtag
Inside Islamic State group’s rule: Creating a nation of fear
Zeina Karam, Vivian Salama, Bram Janssen, Lee Keath
Marco Rubio ignores Charleston tragedy in big speech — but makes sure to praise the Second Amendment
Sophia Tesfaye
Unlike '16 rivals speaking at a Faith and Freedom summit, Rubio made no mention of the South Carolina massacre
Robert Reich: Elites are waging war on public education
Danny Feingold
The former secretary of labor on the racket of for-profit colleges and the unfair burden on America's teachers
“I listen to NPR to get away from Kardashian-like garbage”: NPR listeners seethe over reality star’s appearance on “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!”
Colin Gorenstein
Listeners are already threatening to pull out their subscriptions, NPR says
Inside Islamic State group’s rule: Creating a nation of fear
Zeina Karam, Vivian Salama, Bram Janssen, Lee Keath
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