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Josh Duggar resigns from anti-LGBT Family Research Council and apologizes for underage sex assaults
Joanna Rothkopf
"I am so very thankful for God’s grace, mercy and redemption"
The redemption of #CancelColbert’s Suey Park: Can Twitter forgive and forget?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The notorious "hashtag activist" goes back to her Christian roots
“Fox and Friends” ugly Girl Scout freakout: Why the right is so afraid of “transgenderism”
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Elizabeth Hasselbeck adds her voice to the hate -- hate that leads to violence, and away from compassion
Suey Park — the hashtag activist responsible for #CancelColbert campaign — reflects on Internet fame and infamy one year later
Scott Eric Kaufman
Suey Park said that because of the backlash, "some days, I don't tweet at all"
“Family values” creeps have a tough week: Josh Duggar, Bill O’Reilly & the sickening hypocrisy of the sanctimonious right
Joan Walsh
With the news about the Duggars and Bill O’Reilly, it was a bad week for the holier-than-thou crowd
Feminist icon Vivian Gornick, still in the fight: A conversation with Jonathan Lethem
Jonathan Lethem
A longtime fan sits down with Gornick to discuss her much-anticipated new memoir, "The Odd Woman and the City"
California’s getting desperate: Unprecedented water restrictions target previously immune farmers
Lindsay Abrams
As the drought drags on, not even senior rights holders will be spared any longer
You Must Hear This! Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns’ “A Blow For Me, A Toot To You”
Benjamin Wheelock
James Brown's legendary bandleader discusses Bootsy Collins, George Clinton, and his funky, filthy classic.
Boy Scouts’ leader says ban on gay adults not sustainable
David Crary, Jennifer Peltz
The Bin Laden outrage nobody is talking about: What the government’s OBL “treasure trove” really reveals
Marcy Wheeler
The government has long claimed that the Bin Laden raid was an intelligence windfall. Now it's playing defense.
“Law enforcement was never meant to handle mental illness”: A psychologist just took over America’s second-largest jail
Katie McDonough
Nearly 30 percent of the people incarcerated in the Cook County jail suffer from serious mental illness
The Catholic Church’s American downfall: Why its demographic crisis is great news for the country
Patricia Miller
There's a huge political upside to the decline of Christianity across the country
David Letterman says goodnight with sincere thanks, fond memories and a few final great jokes
Sonia Saraiya
Letterman's final show bid farewell to his legendary late night presence, from edgy youngster to elder statesman
Meet the Christian right’s new doomsday prophet — and his insane, apocalyptic “blood moon” theory
Matthew Pulver
This is mega-pastor John Hagee, the leading purveyor of a theory that the "blood moon" is a harbinger of apocalypse
9 depressing predictions for the future of America
Tom Engelhardt
Each of these national security stories is guaranteed to surface at least once in the decades to come
The unbearable whiteness of the Letterman farewells: Let this truly be the end of a show-business era
Scott Timberg
George Clooney, Tom Hanks, Eddie Vedder, Bob Dylan — Letterman's final shows don't really look like showbiz today
Jack White tries to defend Tidal: “I don’t see people saying we should go to the movies for free”
Scott Timberg
Is it too late for Tidal, a streaming service that has already launched itself from a stage of rich people?
Notre Dame’s bogus birth control challenge smacked down: Federal court rejects university’s bizarre claim
Katie McDonough
Notre Dame is trying to bar private insurers from doing business with students who want birth control coverage
“Pretty little liars”: Despicable NYC flyer campaign targets Lena Dunham & Columbia anti-rape activist
Matthew Pulver
New York residents woke up Wednesday morning to find mattress-sized flyers disparaging victims of rape
O’Reilly on Waco bike gang murders: Here’s everything that’s wrong with how the media covers race and violence
Joan Walsh
On Fox, cops and now biker gangs get to have a few “bad apples” who cause trouble. African-Americans? Not so much
Is being a critic of Israeli state policies the same as being an anti-Semite?
David Palumbo-Liu
Signing on to the State Department's definition of the term could mean denying academic freedom and free speech
White America’s Waco insanity: The shocking realities it ignores about racism & violence
Brittney Cooper
The response to the Twin Peaks shootout says everything you need to know about how white privilege really works
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