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I have low sexual desire – and “female Viagra” worked for me
Amanda Parrish
A trial medication transformed my sex life. Why is there so much pushback to something women want and need?
Oh sh*t, I’m the 1 percent: Secrets of the super-wealthy
Paul Sullivan
I grew up poor. My kids now live in Fairfield County. We all think we're middle-class because we always feel behind
When men are afraid to pee: The bizarre, scientific reason why urinals cause stage fright
Jeffrey Braithwaite
You're shoulder to shoulder with a stranger at a urinal and nothing happens. Welcome to the phenomenon of "gaps"
Confucius fights the 1 percent: More reasons to mistrust all wealthy elites
Michael Schuman
“The gentleman understands what is moral,” Confucius said. “The small man understands what is profitable”
America’s not a force for good: The truth about our most enduring — and harmful — national myth
Christian Appy
Our exceptionalism is a lie, and only an honest accounting of our actual history will allow us to chart a new path
The secret history of caffeine: Starbucks science and the back story of everyone’s favorite morning habit
Thor Hanson
Caffeine doesn't give you energy. Here's the amazing, real story of its discovery -- and how it works on your brain
How the Catholic Church broke Congress
Patricia Miller
The 40-year battle over an anti-abortion strategy that the Church engineered continues to fuel gridlock even today
The planet won’t notice you recycle, and your vote doesn’t count
Gernot Wagner, Martin L. Weitzman
But you should do it anyway. The definitive guide to screaming at, coping with, and profiting from climate change
“SNL”’s Kate McKinnon does a spot-on impersonation of Robert Durst
Colin Gorenstein
"I'm from Scarsdale. I have black eyes. One time I chopped up my best friend"
The big Islamophobia lie: A shameful new assault on Charlie Hebdo
Jeffrey Tayler
The faithful expose themselves as heartless to the grief-stricken, heedless to the suffering and just mean-spirited
Joe Biden’s Israel stunner: American Jews should let Israel protect them
Corey Robin
"No matter how deeply involved you are in the U.S. … there’s only one guarantee ... and that's the state of Israel"
“Sleep with your grandmother”: What passed for contraception advice for a teenage girl in the ’60s
Young people craved sex ed, as the "Helga" craze proved. But most was heavy on "plumbing," short on social context
“Ahhhh, Kelly Clarkson!” The politics — and sexual politics — of our hair removal obsession
Rebecca M. Herzig
The modern history of waxing and shaving is also the story of porn, movies, immigration and sexuality
Alleged Wisconsin cop-killer tied to white supremacists
Don Terry
Steven Snyder has been linked to the National Alliance, the most dangerous neo-Nazi organization in the country
Uber isn’t driving gender equality: Why its new hiring scheme is a road to nowhere
Sarah Jaffe
The ride-for-hire app company has a well-known woman problem. It's latest PR ploy doesn't offer much of a solution
Ted Cruz doesn’t have a prayer: Why the Texas senator will never sniff the White House
Matthew Rozsa
Cruz embodies everything that is wrong with modern politics. Even the American public can see through the charade
10 movie stars who wanted to be rock stars — and managed to pull it off
Anna Silman
From Scarlett Johansson to Jason Schwartzman, these musical acts might surprise you
Oil Council foresees the end of fracking, proposes the worst possible alternative
Lindsay Abrams
Shale gas was supposed to be a bridge fuel. Yet next, a DOE advisory group wants us to start drilling in the Arctic
James O’Keefe’s deceptive Ivy League hit job: How the right-wing “journalist” stooped to a new low
Jeff Stein
The conservative gadfly claims that a Cornell official voiced support for ISIS in his latest (heavily edited) video
Lena Dunham is not an anti-Semite: “Girls” star targeted yet again after controversial New Yorker piece
Anna Silman
UPDATED: Critics are arguing that the piece, "Dog or Jewish Boyfriend? A Quiz," plays on anti-semitic stereotypes
“Make me the villain of your next book”: Maine governor fires back at Stephen King
Luke Brinker
Tea Party governor Paul LePage won't apologize for falsely claiming bestselling author abandoned Maine
American billionaires on welfare: The Koch brothers and other ranchers stealing your tax dollars
Vickery Eckhoff
A federal grazing program allows the .01 percent to collect gov't subsidies. Here are some of the biggest culprits
The rich’s Scott Walker bungle: Why plutocrats fell for the wrong GOP governor
Joan Walsh
The Wisconsin governor smashed unions and shredded the safety net, so his many stumbles have been forgiven – so far
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