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Abraham Lincoln “was not yours only”: After the assassination, common citizens around the world mourned the loss
Don H. Doyle
It was more than hero worship -- what impressed foreigners was that democracy could survive even assassination
Rubio’s 2016 test: Can slick marketing and identity politics sell a stale GOP platform?
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio will be a big test for Republicans who think the same old GOP policies just need a fresh, new spokesman
America’s other Iraq calamity: How our failed war has empowered Iran
Peter Van Buren
Iran isn't any closer to developing a bomb, and the U.S. has only itself to blame for its influence in the region
This “Game of Thrones” toilet is the coolest thing ever
Anna Silman
A group of Hollywood prop-builders built an Iron Throne in a "GoT" super-fan's bathroom
“Overzealous, dangerous patriotism”: School nurse refused to treat student who didn’t stand for Pledge of Allegiance
Joanna Rothkopf
The American Humanist Association has called for an apology
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Bill O’Reilly is pretty sure that police racism doesn’t exist
Janet Allon
O'Reilly's evidence was declared "mostly false" by Politifact, while Bobby Jindal talks anti-Christian bias
Australia’s bold new strategy to combat anti-vaxxers: Withhold government benefits
Joanna Rothkopf
"The government is extremely concerned at the risk this poses to other young children and the broader community"
“An embarrassment for the interests of Latino community”: How Rubio’s climate denial could doom his presidential hopes
Lindsay Abrams
The presidential contender may live to regret his anti-science statements
“Mad Men” recap: Don Draper is “an aging, sloppy, selfish liar”
Sonia Saraiya
An episode that mostly sets the scene for the finale indulges in (literally) moving furniture
2016’s “Shakespearean” tragedy: Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush might not be friends anymore!
Jim Newell
Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio have been super good friends, but now that might end -- and everyone's sad
Ben Carson’s newest delusion: Gunshot wound to head “not nearly as horrible” as abstract threat to gun rights
Jenny Kutner
Neurosurgeon-turned-conservative activist explains how operating on bullet wounds made him more pro-gun
Hillary’s climate opportunity: Here’s how she fights and wins on global warming
Simon Maloy
Clinton has the tools and opportunity to go big on climate policy, and she absolutely should
I was a childhood racist
Jim Grimsley
In 1966, I had never questioned segregation. Then my school finally integrated. That's when I said something awful
Dick Cheney’s gift to the Middle East: How America created an Afghan Blackwater
Anand Gopal
Just as the U.S. threw its support behind the Taliban, officials have empowered a whole new set of Afghan warlords
There will be sex in space: Mars, science and “the dictates of biology and human culture”
Chris Impey
Zero-gravity sex presents many challenges. But on Mars, the science of getting it on could be with us
The FDA’s phony nutrition science: How Big Food and Agriculture trumps real science — and why the government allows it
Richard Jacoby, Raquel Baldelomar
Sugar and corn syrup have been pumped into the food chain, causing a dramatic increase in illnesses. Here's why
“Everyone who considers himself a revolutionary should be armed”: Bill Ayers, the Weathermen and the Days of Rage
Bryan Burrough
Organizing, orgies, escalating violence—it all climaxed for the Weathermen at the Days of Rage in Chicago in '69
Corporate America’s equal-rights farce: The truth behind its Indiana opposition
David Sirota
The same companies decrying RFRA have sent millions in donations to politicians who support LGBT discrimination
We gotta get out of this place: The GOP’s war fixation and the lingering curse of Vietnam
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting film about Vietnam re-enactors touches a cultural nerve: America has never gotten past that trauma
This is how the oligarchy wins: Money, politics, and the perils of part-time lawmakers
Sean McElwee
There are many reasons for our broken system. One surprising one: Our lawmakers are getting ripped off
Bill Clinton’s surprising faith: From childhood through Monica Lewinsky, the real story of the president’s belief in God
Gary Scott Smith
What role did faith play in Clinton's life, presidency and policy? More than you might imagine
The ghost of Lehman Brothers haunts American higher education
Alan Smith, Aditya Pande
The one-time Wall Street juggernaut is long dead, but it's still leeching money from colleges and universities
“We go to really dark, awful places”: “Veep” star Matt Walsh on improv, political humor and the early days of the Upright Citizens Brigade
Anna Silman
Long before "Veep," Walsh was one of the founders of a group that forever changed the comedy landscape
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