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“24’s” phony history exposed: The dark history of a CIA “black site”
David Vine
Diego Garcia has been mythologized by American pop culture. Its true story is stranger (and bleaker) than fiction
We’re all living in Jurassic World: Behold the white male academic dinosaurs, roaring back
Paula Young Lee
Students are hypersensitive! Women can't take a joke! These attitudes should be more endangered than they are
The 7 most tragic band deaths in rock history
Kali Holloway
Rock 'n' roll is filled with heartbreaking stories. From Lynyrd Skynyrd to Jim Croce, these are some of the saddest
We’re all “Goonies” in Astoria: Following the lucid dream of the Goondocks, 30 years later
Kevin Smokler
I joined the thousands of fans descending on the tiny Oregon town where "The Goonies" was filmed
The facts vs. David Brooks: Startling inaccuracies raise questions about his latest book
David Zweig
Factual discrepancies in the NYT columnist's new book raise some alarming questions about his research & methods
Kill the Helms Amendment!: Rape victims in conflict zones need access to safe abortion
Valerie Tarico
As long as the Obama administration fails to act, real women are suffering trauma and sometimes irreversible harm
“If we don’t act now, we’re all going to pay”: 5 arguments for climate action that even conservatives can’t ignore
Lindsay Abrams
A new video series from the Weather Channel is pushing the conversation forward
What Mitt Romney’s bizarre weekend retreat reveals about the GOP primary
Heather Digby Parton
Romney invited all of the "mainstream" Republican candidates to gladhand wealthy donors this weekend
The American middle class isn’t coming back — it’s going to die with the Baby Boomers
Scott Timberg
The generation that's retiring now weathered the recession just fine — but it's all downhill from there
Rachel Dolezal is not Caitlyn Jenner: Race and gender are not the same
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Stop using her story to justify your own discomfort with transgender people
“Game of Thrones” recap: Confessions, escapes, and bloody acts of revenge
Libby Hill
The season finale settles some scores, opens new wounds and re-arranges the deck once again
Spokane NAACP postpones Monday’s Rachel Dolezal meeting
Associated Press
Chapter cites need to "continue discussion with regional and national NAACP leaders"
10 times in history when polyamory was surprisingly embraced
Anna Pulley
Monogamy has been the norm for centuries, but that wasn't always the case. Just ask the ancient Mesopotamians
“The Wire” is right about everything: David Simon nailed the police, media, politicians
Kristin Henning
With each year, the show's moral clarity and portrayal of rotted-out institutions/ambitious climbers stings more
Back off, thinsplainers! We’ve heard it all before
Harriet Brown, Sarai Walker
Don't feign concern for fat people's health to cover your disdain -- and no, "fat" doesn't have to be an insult
“I wish this had never happened to me”: Jonas Salk cured polio, only to be shunned by science
Charlotte Jacobs
Jealous peers mocked him. His polio vaccine saved countless lives, but never won Nobel. Science is so high school
Artists are just this screwed: When capitalism markets rebellion, how does the rebel stand outside?
Jed Rasula
Dada laid the roots for real attitude and rebellion -- and also for its co-optation. It also shows the way forward
Antonin Scalia is unfit to serve: A justice who rejects science and the law for religion is of unsound mind
Jeffrey Tayler
The justice claims to be an originalist, but his real loyalty is to religion and a phony man in the sky
Here’s how Bernie Sanders could win: The one issue where Hillary’s vulnerable, and where the Tea Party might be right
Bill Curry
If progressives want to retake government, a full-throated war on public corruption is the key to everything
The power and the glory of Dusty Rhodes: The “American Dream” who transcended pro wrestling’s racial divide
Chauncey DeVega
Dusty Rhodes was a legend in the ring and a preacher on the microphone. What's more, he was also a Black icon
Rachel Dolezal speaks: Complete response coming during Monday NAACP meeting
Nicholas K. Geranios
"As you probably know by now, there are questions and assumptions swirling in national and global news." We heard!
The “rage to master”: What it takes for those scary-smart kids to succeed
Tom Clynes
Gladwell's practice theory is only partly right. A host of things must line up for the would-be prodigy to thrive
White panic, white denial: The racial prehistory of the McKinney pool party that white America can’t let go
Andrew O'Hehir
Hey white people: If we can get over our twisted relationship with the past, the future might actually be better
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