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Teach for America’s truth problem: TFA advocates aren’t being honest about education reform, their own agenda
Jeff Bryant
Communities don't want underprepared teachers who aren't committed to the community. It's time to look at facts
Lindsey Graham’s diabolical plan: How his presidential “candidacy” affects GOP foreign policy
Jim Newell
The senator may just be pretending to run for president -- but he's setting the bar for hawkish foreign policy
SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK: SCOTUSblog denied press credential
Sam Hananel, Mark Sherman
“I would rather my child see a pig circumcised than a deer’s mom getting killed”: David Duchovny on his madcap fairy tale “Holy Cow”
Anna Silman
We talked to the actor about the "X-Files'" return, becoming a novelist and what he really thinks about Vancouver
I underestimated the Kochs: How Medicaid expansion was killed in Tennessee for no reason
Simon Maloy
Tennessee was poised to get a free ride on expanded Medicaid -- but here's how you-know-who stepped in to stop it
GOP’s anti-school insanity: How Scott Walker & Bobby Jindal declared war on education
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
It's come to this: To appeal to the party's far-right base, GOP leaders want to gut public education. Here's why
How to lose your virginity: What movies taught me about sex and vulnerability
Tara Ison
I was 16 when I experienced real desire. I was thrilled and terrified -- but two films had given me a few lessons
“You’re such a slut!”: Sexual validation in the age of social media
Leora Tanenbaum
Why has exchanging insults become acceptable, expected and even desired behavior among young women?
Margaret Atwood visits West Point for a frank conversation on gender, politics and oppression
Laura Miller
The celebrated author speaks to a class of military academy cadets about her dystopian novel "The Handmaid's Tale"
In defense of divorce
Sean McElwee
Pols on both sides of the aisle obsess over the importance of "family structure." Here's why they miss the point
Terrorism’s new boogeyman: Charles Krauthammer and the toxic myth of the “lone wolf”
Matthew Harwood
While pundits wring their hands over nonexistent threats, our civil liberties are slowly eroding to nothing
“Fascism is rising in America”: The Koch brothers and democracy’s dispiriting demise
Thom Hartmann
We're still paying the price for Citizens United, and our oligarchs are poised to capture even more political power
Yes, we’re stuck with Hillary: But we don’t need an Elizabeth Warren-esque savior for a battle of ideas
Bill Curry
Republicans will have a real debate over ideas heading into 2016. Progressives won't -- unless we build a movement
We never escape teenage crushes: The Beatles, One Direction and what our early obsessions teach us about love
Lisa A. Phillips
The yearning is real — but our first celebrity crushes teach key lessons about sexual attraction and heartache
The mysteries of chili heat: Why people love the pain
John McQuaid
When eating hot peppers the difference between “just right” and “ouch” is razor-thin. Here's why
The slow, painful death of America’s antiwar movement
Tom Engelhardt
How deep-rooted cynicism about our national security state has made us enablers of U.S. foreign policy
“A sound-bite factory for Fox News and conspiracy theorists”: GOP hypocrisy, wingnut madness and the real story about politicizing the Justice Department
Paul Rosenberg
The Lynch hearings -- and the right's Eric Holder rage -- is a good time to remember how Justice looked under Bush
I’m a U.S. veteran, and “American Sniper” is rife with lies
Brock McIntosh
Clint Eastwood's film is propagandistic fiction masquerading as a “true story." Here's why it's so dangerous
Birth of a shadow doctrine: How a small group of lawyers launched a war against international law
Jens David Ohlin
From torture to drone strikes, international law is under attack in the U.S. Here's how it all began
Alessandra Stanley, wrong again: Brian Williams, collateral damage, and The New York Times misremembers its own shoddy reporting
Colin McEnroe
NYT coverage of Brian Williams mess repeats discredited and just plain bad reporting about a Connecticut senator
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