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Veteran Chinese journalist Gao Yu sentenced to 7 years
Christopher Bodeen, Isolda Morillo
The New York Times “basically rewrites whatever the Kiev authorities say”: Stephen F. Cohen on the U.S./Russia/Ukraine history the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
There's an alternative story of Russian relations we're not hearing. Historian Stephen Cohen tells it here
“Fresh Off the Boat” will never make everyone happy — and it shouldn’t have to try
Sonia Saraiya
Compared to the traditional "Cristela," darkly funny "Fresh Off the Boat" contains multitudes -- and it pays off
How Zapatista women learned to wear the pants—literally
Sarah Shourd
Despite isolation and oppression, these women transformed their status. A new book by Hilary Klein explains how
The dystopian way employers are ruining their workers’ job prospects
Shawn Hamilton
Companies like Jimmy John's are forcing even low-level employees into outrageous contractual agreements
Right-wing freak-out over teacher’s “pretend you are Muslim” assignment: “What does this have to do in the role of a history class?”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A high school assignment in empathy backfires with a conservative backlash
America’s over-criminalization epidemic: How the prosecution of Atlanta teachers exposes a broken system
Elias Isquith
The threat of over-criminalization is a nationwide problem with no easy fix, law professor Angela Davis tells Salon
The U.S. military is never leaving Africa: How 9/11 spawned a permanent war
Nick Turse
The war on terror extends beyond the Middle East, and a new agreement could keep soldiers on the ground for decades
“‘SNL’ is a wonderful experience, but it also tests the limits of human emotions”: Gary Kroeger looks back on his three seasons
Kera Bolonik
Exclusive: "How do you come up with catchphrases?" Gary Kroeger shares backstage stories of "SNL" in the mid-'80s
Cheap Trick is one of the best rock bands ever — why aren’t they in the Hall of Fame?
Annie Zaleski
The Hall of Fame's logic and taste are routinely questioned -- but the continued snubbing of Cheap Trick is unreal
An illustrated guide to the many women Don Draper has slept with on “Mad Men”
Jenny Kutner
Artist Hannah Choi has added even more color to each of Don's partners, in chronological order
Gay conversion leaders: We’re the real victims!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A UK organization hilariously tries to fight "discrimination"
Noam Chomsky: We’re facing a new Cold War
Noam Chomsky
The linguist and philosopher on the warped coverage of Putin's Russia and the ways we whitewash our war crimes
Comedy troupe takes on the scourge of “manspreading” — by throwing a pizza party
Colin Gorenstein
Will pizza be the force that closes men's legs on public transportation once and for all? To be continued
Artists to NYPD: Return Edward Snowden bust we put in park
Jennifer Peltz
Shallow, nasty gossip dressed up as analysis: The “Game Change” guide to presidential elections
Heather Digby Parton
The 2016 presidential campaign has begun in earnest -- and already we've had enough
Marco Rubio’s cynical Tupac fandom: Why “I don’t listen to music for the politics” is a hip-hop cop-out
Matthew Pulver
The presidential hopeful is the latest Republican to burnish his pop culture bona fides to appeal to younger voters
6 major questions Hillary Clinton still needs to answer
Steven Rosenfeld
The former secretary of state is positioning herself as a populist, but is she willing to listen to progressives?
LeBron James, underdog: How an NBA legend became a humble, hungry hero of the downtrodden Rust Belt
Will Di Novi
We admire Goliath, but we worship David -- and nobody works that contradiction like LeBron James
Wall Street’s favorite myth just got busted: The rise of “shadow banking” and the fall of GE Capital
David Dayen
Thanks to Washington, big banks are getting sneakier — but G.E. just proved it doesn't have to be that way
Every snide joke you’ve told about Ringo is wrong: The least-celebrated Beatle is finally getting the respect he deserves
Patrick Berkery
Not even the best drummer in the Beatles? False! His Hall of Fame induction is long overdue
Exorcist warns the Vatican about the dangerous threat of sexy vampires
Joanna Rothkopf
Under Pope Francis, exorcisms are on the rise
“Morning Joe’s” earth-shattering Hillary Clinton analysis: “We’ve never seen her get a burrito before”
Joanna Rothkopf
We have run out of things to talk about
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