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From Pompeii to PornHub: A brief, fascinating history of smut
Carrie Weisman
We take porn for granted now, but the first stag films took the world by storm at the turn of the 20th century
From black chicken to burnt toast powder: Your foodie trends come straight from the Guy Fieris of reality TV
Ashlie D. Stevens
When hot new ingredients are featured on shows like "The Next Food Network Star," industry buyers know to stock up
Twitter explodes over #McKinney, Texas cop who tackled black teen girl in video
Scott Eric Kaufman
Predictably, the awful people were their predictably awful selves
Capture the Duggar base: Bobby Jindal’s desperate home-school Hail Mary is 2016’s strangest strategy
Lamar White
"Religious freedom" + home-schoolers. It seems like a tiny GOP sliver, but a strategist to watch thinks otherwise
Gay-friendly airfare promotion sparks right-wing freakout: “Sue them for discrimination, turnabout is fair play”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Alaska Airlines offers breaks to Pride and LGBT-inclusive vacation destinations, and predictable outrage ensues
EXCLUSIVE: Hillary Clinton sold out Honduras: Lanny Davis, corporate cash, and the real story about the death of a Latin American democracy
Matthew Pulver
Want to know why Clinton's State Dept. failed to help an elected leader? Follow the money and stench of Lanny Davis
Massive endowments, massive tuition, massive debt: Our colleges are out of control and crushing students
Paul Campos
Become a prostitute or drop out: That's the choice one NYU student faced. Administrators get rich, students overpay
“These children have been forced to do and see things no child should ever experience”
Nick Turse
America looks the other way when it comes to child soldiers in non-ally countries. Here's the view from the ground
“It’s not about Nirvana”: The real story of the music uprising which upended corporate rock and killed hair metal
Scott Timberg
"Your Band Sucks" by Bitch Magnet's Jon Fine looks at the pleasures and perils of "indie rock's failed revolution"
The Red Cross’ Haiti disgrace: Half a billion dollars spent, six homes built
Justin Elliott, Laura Sullivan
The humanitarian organization has been lauded for its work, but insider accounts detail a string of failures
We have a problem with lawyers: This is how we fix law school and the legal profession
Deborah L. Rhode
We have too many lawyers. They are too white and male. Law school costs too much. Too few have access. Let's fix it
Ayaan Hirsi Ali vs. Jon Stewart: Islam, liberals, and the media’s dangerous double standard
Jeffrey Tayler
Progressives entangle themselves in "thickets of idiocy" trying not to judge Islam. Jon Stewart was no exception
Dr. Ruth shares all: Secrets of the orgasm, and how she lost it
Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer
The renowned sex expert remembers losing her virginity and discovering "joie de vivre" in this exclusive excerpt
“Sometimes we have to wait 30 years to be discovered”: Dean Wareham interviews Lee Hazlewood biographer Wyndham Wallace
Dean Wareham
He produced classic LPs. Spector stole from him. Also, "These Boots Are Made for Walking." Honoring Lee Hazlewood
Malcolm Gladwell is right: Facebook, social media and the real story of political change
Kentaro Toyama
Social media still gets too much credit for the Arab Spring and social change. Change needs people, not just tech
Step inside the GOP clown car! Listening in as Scott Walker, Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz and others send dog-whistles to the right-wing base
Paul Rosenberg
It might be a deep pool of GOP candidates, but are they ever swimming in the shallow end
The 5 worst chicken hawks in the GOP
Adam Johnson
Marco Rubio. Rick Santorum. Ted Cruz. All are itching to invade Iraq, and none have served in the military
Former South American soccer boss mired in FIFA scandal
Luis Andres Henao
Tolstoy’s granddaughter. Dali’s sleek couch. How Serge Gainsbourg became Serge Gainsbourg
Sylvie Simmons
In 1945, he was a shy French virgin named Lucien mocked by prostitutes. Then he became France's sexiest musician
Fox News’ freak show heroes: The Duggars, Cliven Bundy & a crackpot network that doesn’t recognize America
Joan Walsh
Roger Ailes is going to an ever-loonier fringe to find supposed culture-war martyrs -- and it’s not working
Drugs, paranoia and a creepy Charles Manson connection: Why we’re still fascinated with the dark drama of the Beach Boys
Scott Timberg
"Love & Mercy" tells part of the tale -- the Beach Boys story is a weird and twisted one overall
Reggie Watts, the weirdest guy on late night TV: How “The Late Late Show” bandleader is redefining the sidekick role
Ryan Reed
The charismatic comic spoke to Salon about late night's viral obsession, celebrity interviews and the sidekick role
The Jebbening is nigh: Bush will finally stop making a flagrant mockery of election law
Simon Maloy
Jeb Bush has been gleefully pushing the boundaries of campaign finance to raise unholy sums for his super PAC
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