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Jeb’s Common Core quagmire: How the monied candidate is trying to evade a mess
Joan Walsh
Bush collects credit for sticking to his guns on an issue that angers the GOP base. In fact he’s wildly obfuscating
“I have absolutely no apologies”: Sean Penn responds to critics of Oscars joke
Sarah Gray
The actor has some choice expletives for those who criticized his "insider humor"
Scott Walker signs right-to-work legislation he once called a “distraction”
Luke Brinker
Reversing course, Wisconsin governor signs legislation chipping away at labor power
China cracks down on anti-smog sentiment after air pollution doc goes viral
Lindsay Abrams
Government censors wiped the explosive film from the Internet and arrested two protestors
The term “climate change” is reportedly banned in Florida
Lindsay Abrams
Gov. Rick Scott's anti-science policy reaches a new low
Drudge’s bizarre new conspiracy: Wingnuts claim Obama conspiring against another Dem
Simon Maloy
Conservatives spy a nefarious conspiracy in news that DOJ will slap Democrat Bob Mendendez with corruption charges
My husband, the woman: The private anguish of having a spouse in transition
Diana Matthews
After 21 years of marriage, he gave me the news. He is finally becoming himself — but I am more lost than ever
I tried “Siri for sex” so you don’t have to (but maybe you want to anyway)
Tracy Clark-Flory
Inviting the digital foreplay assistant (and her sexy British accent) to bed with us was a little awkward at times
“The whole batch of apples needs a different basket”: Why it’s up to men to help stop violence against women
Jenny Kutner
Scholar Mike Messner on his book "Some Men," men's rights activism and what to do with back-patting male feminists
Religious ignorance kills kids: How two Richard Nixon aides sneakily altered a law that still costs children’s lives
Dr. Paul A. Offit
Two Watergate villains did something even worse: Twisting a law to protect religiously motivated neglect of kids
“Which side are you on?”: #Asians4BlackLives confronts anti-black prejudice in Asian communities
Julia Carrie Wong
As some Asians condemn Officer Liang's indictment in the shooting of a black man, #Asians4BlackLives calls foul
Why black conservatives “unsettle”: Fox vs. MSNBC, political correctness and our polarized racial conversation
Shelby Steele
I'm a black conservative, but the way Americans identify with the image of their ideology has frozen our politics
“If I teach them, no one can stop them”: Roya Mahboob is fighting to educate the girls of Afghanistan
Elizabeth Schaeffer Brown, Jason Brooks Brown
Threats of death and scandal haven't stopped Roya from trying to change the lives of Afghan girls and women
Broken, venal, dysfunctional: The GOP clown show, Hillary’s challenge, and our dangerously frozen democracy
Bill Curry
Mitch can't fix the Senate. Boehner can't control his caucus. GOP's a disaster; Democrats have no soul. Now what?
The 1 percent’s white privilege con: Elites hold “conversations” about race, while resegregating our schools
Corey Robin
The white privilege conversation is good business and P.R. for the wealthy. But look more closely at their actions
“The same rhetoric you hear from religious anti-vaxxers today are the arguments made against Cotton Mather”: Peter Manseau
Michael Schulson
Tracing the surprising roots of American religious history with the brilliant scholar Peter Manseau
Yes, black America fears the police. Here’s why
Nikole Hannah-Jones
When gunfire interrupted my Long Island outing with friends, we didn't ring the cops. None of us even considered it
My atheist search for God: We’re debating science and religion all wrong
Nancy Ellen Abrams
I'm not interested in believing in God. My God has to exist, like matter and gravity. Here's what I found
Climate deniers and other pimped-out professional skeptics: The paranoid legacy of Nietzsche’s “problem of science”
Andrew O'Hehir
How a 19th-century thinker's revolutionary insights drive today's climate-denial flacks – and can help beat them
The Internet killed privacy: Our liberation, and our capture, are within the same tool
Robert Scheer
Our historic respect for privacy has become victim to the national security state -- and the Web makes it easy
9 senseless social panics that did lasting damage to America
Janet Allon, Kali Holloway
As anti-vaccine hysteria rages on, a look back at some of the lowest moments in our nation's history
“Do what we want in Afghanistan, or we’ll have the Americans drone you”: Our immoral drone war — and how the CIA gets used
Andrew Cockburn
Time and again, our high-tech warriors and spy agencies have gotten played and killed innocents in the Middle East
“You have to engage with the Bible a little bit”: Arcade Fire’s Will Butler goes back to his roots for his first solo album
Melissa Locker
The younger Butler talks to Salon about missed opportunities with Kim Gordon and recording "Policy" in a week
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