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15 feminist Amy Schumer sketches that will make you stand up and cheer
Anna Silman
From "Last F**kable Day" to "Realistic Military Video Game," Schumer has nailed it time and time again
The lethal hazard to our children consumer protection refuses to fix
Rick Schmitt
Over the last 30 years, more than 300 kids have strangled on window cords. What will it take for the CPSC to act?
The free market is destroying my school
Rufus F.
As a janitor, my job is in jeopardy. Sadly, so is the education of thousands of students who depend on us
How Rupert Murdoch built up to Fox News: “It clearly isn’t a free media”
Owen Jones
If you want to understand the way Fox News poisoned our politics, you need to know how Rupert built his UK empire
You’re underestimating your plants: The strange and surprising world of intelligent flora
Lindsay Abrams
Plants are intelligent, argues scientist Stefano Mancuso. And it's time we start treating them accordingly
Baltimore’s new plantations: Race, police and how little things have changed since Frederick Douglass
Corey Robin
Where Freddie Gray grew up, one in four juveniles is arrested and the unemployment rate is 58 percent
Saved by Christian rock
ROBERT BURKE WARREN
I was never one for organized religion. Instead I gravitated toward musicians whose music invoked the Bible
“Corporate America still writes the rule book”: Working too much or too little or any time the boss says is not what anyone wants
Caroline Fredrickson
With more mothers working, women suffer most from failure to give workers control over their workdays
Baltimore, the burden of history and the uses of “violence”: A week of fear and hope
Andrew O'Hehir
Beneath media hysteria and white panic, the real story of Baltimore is about political empowerment and new hope
“I just don’t believe this anymore”: Why I abandoned my faith
Valerie Tarico
Sarah Morehead of the nonprofit group Recovering From Religion reflects on her tortuous path to godlessness
“Who talks about dry vaginas?”: Why “Friends” creator Marta Kauffman is passionate about sex after midlife on her new show
Anna Silman
"Grace and Frankie," starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin as wives of older men who come out, premieres May 8
Gwyneth Paltrow is wrong about everything: My adventure in Goop-endorsed cleanses
Timothy Caulfield
If celebrities like something, it must be goodness. So I set out to cleanse the Gwyneth way and change my life
The Replacements owe us nothing — but the timing of their reunion couldn’t be better
Annie Zaleski
The self-effacing post-punk pioneers came back at just the right time — for themselves, and for their fans
Texas lawmaker introduces “coerced abortion” bill so extreme that even her GOP allies are running for the hills
Jenny Kutner
Rep. Molly White was told to consult "real legal folks" to clear up a dangerous measure that risks women's lives
Satanist challenges Missouri’s 72-hour abortion wait: It’s “a burden on my sincerely held religious beliefs”
Jenny Kutner
Using similar language Hobby Lobby used to deny contraceptive coverage, the Satanic Temple is seeking an exemption
Mike Huckabee doesn’t speak Spanish, but he does “speak Jesus”: Inside the GOP’s hopeless religion gambit
Heather Digby Parton
The Republican Party is desperately in need of Hispanic votes — and it's showing.
In Baltimore news coverage, echoes of Rodney King: “You see a lot of editorials masquerading as news”
Scott Timberg
UCLA sociologist Darnell Hunt says TV news reports of Baltimore now look like Los Angeles in 1992
Larry Wilmore sits down with Baltimore’s Bloods and Crips: “You know the cops are running wild when gang leaders start sounding like Noam Chomsky”
Anna Silman
The "Nightly Show" host met with some Baltimore gang members to discuss the unrest in the city
GOP’s nagging “clown show” problem: How does it trim down the debate roster?
Jim Newell
If 15 or 20 candidates are running, who gets into the debates? We have a couple of suggestions
“When we compromise — someone dies”: The terrifying “fetal personhood” baggage that will haunt Rand Paul in 2016
Katie McDonough
Rand Paul has aligned himself with a movement considered too fringe even by extremists like National Right to Life
“Screwing with the Democratic Party”: Fear and loathing on champagne trail as a Bernie Sanders admirer travels to Elizabeth Warren utopia
Amber A'Lee Frost
What of feminists who hate Hillary for the right reasons? Can the sisterhood support the scrutiny of real politics?
I was one of the last Americans to leave Saigon: Dick Hughes’ Vietnam oral history
Christian Appy
"The bottom line is that none of us belonged there. Not Westmoreland, not Bill Colby, not Ellsworth Bunker, not me"
Traditional marriage gets a SCOTUS smackdown: The incomprehensible right-wing logic that’s poised to go down in flames
Andrew Koppelman
Even a typically conservative majority can't save gay-marriage opponents now. At least one of these men will break
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