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Elizabeth Warren causes DC freakout: Why the liberal hero has elite Washington in hysterics
Elias Isquith
The more influential Warren gets, the more worried the establishment gets. Here's why they're becoming so unhinged
Two mummified bodies discovered in a glacier on Mexico’s highest peak
Mark Stevenson
The partly mummified corpses are believed to be the bodies of three climbers who disappeared in a 1959 avalanche
A chilling new post-traumatic stress disorder: Why drone pilots are quitting in record numbers
Pratap Chatterjee
A raft of data suggest our remote-controlled war games are taking a steep psychological toll on their players
“I consider myself a mipster”: How Muslim hipsters are forging their own identity
Justin Slaughter
Urban, mostly professional, 20-something Muslim Americans are embracing Islam, and celebrating diversity (UPDATED)
McDonald’s (and everyone else), listen up: Stop asking artists to perform for free
Anna Silman
Amanda Palmer and Lena Dunham could have told McDonald's how well asking bands to play for "exposure" would go over
“Chappie”: Meet the buzzkill robo-dork who might poison the “Alien” sequel
Andrew O'Hehir
Neill Blomkamp's idiotic blend of "RoboCop" and "Oliver Twist" might dash our hopes for a Ripley reboot
“I lost a hand. I didn’t lose a hook”: Inside the crippling decline of workers’ compensation
Michael Grabell, Howard Berkes
Employers are paying their lowest insurance rates since the 1970s, leaving American taxpayers to pick up the tab
Can Clinton live up to pledge to learn from 2008 mistakes?
Julie Pace, Ken Thomas
Let’s all pity Netanyahu and the GOP: Israel, Iran, irrational thinking — and Thomas Friedman’s usual muddled nonsense
Patrick L. Smith
A reactionary leader addressing a reactionary legislature will expose the creeping irrelevance of them both
The Federalist Society to Fox News to the Supreme Court: The real story behind the conservative war on Obamacare
Amanda Hollis-Brusky
If you want to understand the legal battle against the ACA, follow the influential conservative Federalist Society
The right has f***ked up minds: Meet the researcher who terrifies GOP Congress
Paul Rosenberg
His theory caused so much tumult that right-wingers pondered defunding the entire field. Here's the latest
Pro-choice activists glitter bomb antiabortion congressman, spark FBI investigation
Jenny Kutner
Glitter isn't a health threat or burden, just an inconvenience -- sort of like abortion restrictions, right?
Ringling Bros. to phase out elephant acts by 2018
Joanna Rothkopf
"If the decision is serious, the circus needs to do it now"
America’s war fever is rising: How fear & bloodlust are bringing Americans together
Elias Isquith
New poll finds that the recent bump in support for war is no fluke. Americans are itching to go back to Iraq
Facebook exec, NBA team up to get men to ‘lean in’ for women
Michael Liedtke
Silicon Valley’s low-wage mess: How Apple was forced to revamp its subcontracting scheme
Julia Carrie Wong
In the wealthy tech world, workers are rising up against low wages. Here's what it means for the American economy
“Buzzard” is the new “Office Space”: An unhinged slacker comedy for the dead-end temp economy
Andrew O'Hehir
A deadbeat scam artist with a Freddy Krueger glove takes on The Man in a ruthless, confrontational indie satire
Did an anti-Semitic smear campaign lead a Missouri gubernatorial candidate to kill himself?
Luke Brinker
State GOP chair under fire for his role in spreading gossip about candidate Tom Schweich
Boehner’s destructive paranoia: Why the reason for his shutdown stunts is based on a lie
Jim Newell
Conventional wisdom says Boehner must indulge his conference's wingnuts, or lose his job. Here's why that's wrong
Hillary’s email mess deepens: New evidence raises big questions about adherence to federal rules
Luke Brinker
While Clinton allies insist she was on the up and up with use of private email account, evidence suggests otherwise
Noel Gallagher: “I’m in the process of f***in’ the arse off my solo career”
Mike Doherty
The former Oasis guitarist talks to Salon about his new album, "Chasing Yesterday," and the death of rock 'n' roll
Scientists designed music specifically for cats, and it is pretty beautiful
Joanna Rothkopf
"Rusty's Ballad" is our personal favorite
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