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Jimmy Kimmel won’t back down about vaccines
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The late-night host continues his one-man war on parents who refuse to have their children vaccinated
The left’s historic power win: How the long-fought “net neutrality” triumph transformed history
Matt Stoller
The quest to win a fair Internet altered elections and protected prized freedoms. Here's how we beat big business
TV’s cruelest night: “The Bachelor” enjoys the ruthless public shaming of its “Women Tell All” event a little too much
Anna Silman
The sordid spectacle proves that pain, not romance, is the "Bachelor"'s true end-game
Climate-denying researcher slams critics with help from climate-denying Heartland Institute
Lindsay Abrams
Wei-Hock Soon failed to disclose most of the $1.2 million in funding he received from the fossil fuel industry
This ad could cost Scott Walker the Iowa caucuses – and much more
Joan Walsh
Seeking women’s votes in 2014, Walker claimed his abortion laws “left the final decision to a woman and her doctor"
5 signs Cuba is very much open to Americans
Simeon Tegel
Talks between Havana and Washington are slow going, but the island nation is emerging from its '50s time capsule
10 ways America can stop terrorizing its citizens (and the rest of the world)
Tom Engelhardt
We refuse to think of ourselves as barbaric, and yet our War on Terror is exactly that. It's time we put it to rest
One nation without God: Why a post-religious America is upon us
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The yoke of fundamentalism is loosening. New data reveal Americans are turning away from religion in record numbers
Inside the pope’s bedroom, Vatican secrecy and the lives of married priests: My 11-year quest to write “The Fifth Gospel”
Ian Caldwell
In the decade I spent researching the Vatican for my latest book, some mysteries nearly eluded me
My libertarian vacation nightmare: How Ayn Rand, Ron Paul & their groupies were all debunked
Edwin Lyngar
My family and I traveled last month to a Honduras city known for its libertarian ideals. Here's what happened next
The anti-vaxxer problem we aren’t talking about: How doctors are giving in to parental paranoia
Lindsay Abrams
Doctors are going along with parents' requests to space out vaccinations, a study finds. Here's why they shouldn't.
Tucker Carlson: “I would love to see an ‘SNL’ sketch making fun of transgender bathrooms”
Jenny Kutner
Yes, that is a direct quote
Education “reformers'” new big lie: Charter schools become even more disastrous
Jeff Bryant
The more so-called reformers push vouchers and school choice, the worse it works out -- for everyone
You would’ve hated your heroes: Why history’s great people seem so morally deficient
Dan Falk
Winston Churchill was racist. Albert Einstein was a chauvinist. And that's not even the half of it!
“She will dance at her wedding”: Healing the girl born without part of her brain
Norman Doidge
The origin of Moshe Feldenkrais' therapeutic method reads more like a spy thriller than a neuroscience textbook
Meet America’s first drug dealer: Arnold Rothstein’s wild, real-life 1920s “Sopranos” story
Johann Hari
The modern drug war started with Arnold Rothstein, a criminal master so feared he managed to rig the World Series
Is there any case for religion? Christianity, Islam, atheism and my search for balance and truth
Michael Ruse
What's good about religion? Does it lead to violence? Are atheists right? Looking to history for real answers
The 1 percent’s immigration con: How big business adds to income inequality, pits workers against each other
Philip Cafaro
Doctors, lawyers and Wall Street are doing great. Blue-collar America, less so. That must guide immigration reform
It’s worse than Scott Walker and Ted Cruz: Secrets of conservatives’ decades-long war on truth
Heather Cox Richardson
The right knows that facts and reason have a liberal bent. That's why their decades-long strategy is to lie
Rahm Emanuel’s moment of reckoning: How he ended up in a fight for his political life
Bill Curry
Emanuel had the money, the machine and the establishment behind him. So why is he in a runoff?
“I realize now that he was sexless”
Anthony Sattin
Much has written about T.E. Lawrence's sexual preferences. Now, the real story of a deep affection for an Arab boy
Campus rape as a men’s issue: Jameis Winston and the culture of male complicity and denial
Andrew O'Hehir
Women fight back against campus rape in a powerful new documentary -- but there are deep lessons here for men too
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