Showing results for: group (page 977)
GOP’s “pre-existing” lie: How to trick people into thinking you’re “replacing” Obamacare
Simon Maloy
Authors of the “new” GOP healthcare reform plan are lying about its policy for people with pre-existing conditions
The “partisan warrior” effect: A researcher tells Salon how men listen less and talk more — and what it means for our country
Katie McDonough
"Men were taking less time to think about the other side’s opinion ... whereas women were the inverse"
Wingnuts’ latest meltdown: Conservatives go nuts over Obama’s remarks on Christianity and Islam
Luke Brinker
Obama reminds fellow Christians that their religion has been far from perfect. Cue conservative freak-out
Congress is actually trying to do something about the USDA’s horrific livestock experiments
Lindsay Abrams
New, bipartisan legislation could help make a broken system slightly more humane
“I’ve had conventional jobs. This is as real as it gets”: A stripper’s crusade to improve dancers’ working conditions
Jenny Kutner
Stripper Elle Stanger on Oregon sex workers' fight for safety -- and why they're going to the statehouse themselves
Fox News’ blood-lusty low: Why it’s now promoting a jihadist snuff film
Elias Isquith
Most media didn't share ISIS's latest atrocity, but Rupert Murdoch's plaything used it for its own purposes instead
What the anti-vaxx backlash can teach us about climate change: We need to be way angrier
Lindsay Abrams
Climate change threatens kids, too -- so where's the moral outrage?
“We have saved the planet!”: “American Sniper,” Bill O’Reilly and Fox News’ alternate reality
Evan McMurry
Outlandish defenses of Chris Kyle and the Iraq War prove the network is ready to revise history as it suits them
FBI’s “rich white man” hypocrisy: How new policy will let the 1 Percent skate free
Marcy Wheeler
Feds now say they'll use data they collect, to fight transnational crime. Will that include white collar offenders?
Science doesn’t mean that much when it comes to arguing with climate deniers
Joanna Rothkopf
A new study finds that "believers" and "skeptics" are fueled by mutual antagonism
“It’s going to get worse”: Democratic backlash against Netanyahu speech continues
Luke Brinker
With members threatening to boycott the Israeli PM's upcoming congressional address, a revolt is mounting
12-year-olds are fair game: Michelle Malkin and the right’s ugly new smear strategy
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives will do anything to silence ideas they deem anathema, even if it means attacking a child online
We’re finally getting serious about mandating vaccines
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Will the measles outbreak spell the end of "personal exemptions"?
Brian Williams’ big Iraq flub: Why his apology only raises more questions
Luke Brinker
The NBC anchor's extensive apology for inaccurate copter story still doesn't mesh with the facts
Twitter CEO: “We suck at dealing with abuse and trolls”
Jenny Kutner
Dick Costolo took personal responsibility for failing to address cyberbullying on the social media platform
The right’s measles canard: What a ridiculous new attack on immigrants says about GOP
Elias Isquith
Ben Carson's not the only conservative implying immigrants threaten public health. Here's what's behind the hate
Conservatives are such crybabies: Whether Fox News or angry police, exaggerated whining is always the first move
Paul Rosenberg
Phony sanctimony, faux outrage -- and big-time exaggerations. The right's stock-in-trade is predictable and lame
“It’s always the hippies’ fault”: Why the left treats its idealists all wrong
Heather Digby Parton
While the right lionizes its idealists, the left blames and scoffs at its own. The difference is changing America
“The truth is unspeakable”: A real American sniper unloads on “American Sniper”
Dennis Trainor Jr.
"The truth is unspeakable," says real-life American sniper who wants nothing to do with a dangerous propaganda film
Horrific: United Nations accuses Islamic State of torturing, murdering children
Luke Brinker
Militant group targets children across religious and ethnic groups
Patients and doctors sue to legalize aid in dying in New York
Joanna Rothkopf
Aid in dying is currently only legal in Vermont, Washington, Montana, New Mexico and Oregon
Conservative group threatens McCain primary challenge
Luke Brinker
Club for Growth leader says his group is weighing its options in Arizona Senate race
Page: 977