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Lani Guinier on our Ivy League meritocracy lie: “You don’t want only those people who do well on the SAT”
Jeff Bryant
EXCLUSIVE: The civil rights authority tells Salon why teaching to the test hurts kids -- and favors the elite
Sex shop crimes: How vandals, creeps and violence threaten our neighborhood vibrator peddlers
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Sex-positive stores struggle to stay upbeat about their risky business
Exclusive: Watch the hypnotic short film based on Tom McCarthy’s new novel “Satin Island”
Erin Keane
The acclaimed avant-garde novelist collaborated with filmmaker Johan Grimonprez on a video inspired by his new book
“Fresh off the Boat” confronts the sharp tragicomedy of Asian immigrant family life
Sonia Saraiya
The new sitcom based on chef Eddie Huang's memoirs is part of ABC's increasingly diverse lineup
GOP gubernatorial candidate: Liberals’ “sexual permissiveness” to blame for child porn
Luke Brinker
Missouri Republican Catherine Hanaway makes insane assertion at conservative forum
Indiana lawmaker proposes “Office of Marriage Promotion”
Jenny Kutner
State Rep. Jeff Thompson hopes to push "traditional" marriage like anti-smoking campaigns, demeaning single parents
What a beheading feels like: The science, the gruesome spectacle — and why we can’t look away
Frances Larson
Terrifying circumstances, graphic videos. Here's the science and psychology that explains why we can't look away
The cost of leaving Islamic State: Death or jail
Lori Hinnant, Paul Schemm
Dancing palm trees reveal the truth about Katy Perry’s sharks in this delightful Reddit AMA
Anna Silman
Sadly, no word from the infamous left shark
Libertarians hijacked the right: How free-market zealots doomed American conservatism
Michael Lind
There used to be conservative economists in America. How libertarian donors and Southern voters changed everything
The Super Bowl was a win for feminism
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Less sexism! More equality! This year's game was a surprising -- and welcome -- change
Krugman applauds Obama budget for bucking “craven and irresponsible” fixation on the long run
Luke Brinker
Why the president's budget proposal is sure to make all the right people unhappy
Katy Perry’s jumble of sugar and spice: Unwrapping the complicated appeal of this year’s Super Bowl half-time star
Annie Zaleski
Perry wants to be pop music's Lucille Ball, but her Technicolor kitsch upstages her talent
Divine genius does not exist: Hard work, not magical inspiration, is essence of creativity
Kevin Ashton
Mozart knew it as well as anyone: Creativity is not magic -- it's work
The dirty truth about Doritos: What you’re really eating on Super Bowl Sunday
Patrick Di Justo
With no help from the fine folks at PepsiCo, we break down the real components of cheeseburger-flavored Doritos
Gaza in Arizona: The secret militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border
Todd Miller, Gabriel M. Schivone
A once-peaceful region has been transformed into a low-intensity war zone. Here's how it went so bad
Football: An American tragedy
James A. Holstein, Richard S. Jones, George E. Koonce Jr.
The nation's favorite pastime is a multibillion dollar industry—carried on the backs of men savaged by its violence
Meet the American who just ran 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days
Joanna Rothkopf
"You just have to be a little bit crazy to want to do it"
We need our own Tea Party: The fight is much more than Hillary v. Warren
Bill Curry
The Democratic Party's a corrupt, empty husk. But it offers a way forward if, like Maddow, we have the right debate
Can hugs make you healthier?
Steve Casner
New research sheds light on the major health benefits of social support
The “American Sniper” cultural moment: How Iraq became the new Vietnam
Andrew O'Hehir
America went to war for 10 years and we missed it. Now Iraq is back to torment us, as mythology and macho fantasy
Satoshi Nakamoto’s greatest creation
Paul Vigna, Michael J. Casey
The bitcoin founder left behind a fervent community of true believers -- without them the currency couldn't exist
Evangelicals’ racist “purity” culture: What’s really behind Huckabee’s Beyoncé slur
Dianna Anderson
When Mike Huckabee suggested that Jay Z was a pimp, he was tapping into an ugly history – and, likely, on purpose
Tea Partyers, union members, Democrats, Republicans — all love Social Security. So let’s expand it!
Paul Rosenberg
Even Reagan knew better than to try to destroy it. A new book makes the case for strengthening the popular program
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