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Drone revolution draws near, but big obstacles remain
Scott Mayerowitz
The right’s big racism lie: How Tucker Carlson & co. distort “white privilege”
Brittney Cooper
We all agree that "racism" is immoral -- that's not the argument. The problem is how too many redefine the word
Kansas antiabortion activist suggests ban on fetal “beheadings”
Jenny Kutner
Inspired by journalist beheadings, a lobbyist is promoting a law to prevent "decapitations" during abortions
Conservative hero Ben Carson hit with plagiarism scandal
Luke Brinker
Potential presidential candidate's 2012 book lifted passages from a bevy of sources
“We’re going to make Mitch McConnell famous”: Leading reformer details huge new quest
Elias Isquith
David Donnelly tells Salon why the new Senate majority leader should ready himself for a fight on campaign finance
12 dead in attack on satirical newspaper in Paris
Jamey Keaten, Lori Hinnant
Masked gunmen attacked the offices of Charlie Hebdo, killing a dozen people
LBJ, MLK and “Selma”: Hollywood’s controversy and the search for historical truth
Andrew O'Hehir
Yes, the civil-rights drama isn't quite fair to Johnson. But the film's importance goes well beyond that issue
GOP’s Scalise saga worsens: White House aggressively trolls House leadership
Jim Newell
The furor over Steve Scalise's dicey associations seemed to be calming. The White House is trying to keep it alive
How I busted Steve Scalise: Inside a GOP political scandal — and its ongoing coverup
Lamar White Jr. (with Zack Kopplin)
After I exposed him speaking at a white nationalist conference, his coverup began. Here's the story's next chapter
Princeton Mom doesn’t understand consent, has opinions anyway
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A "Fox & Friends" segment turns into a lesson in "manners"
Scalise must go, already: Seriously, why does he still have a GOP leadership job?
Joan Walsh
Reince Priebus said GOP would work hard to win black votes. Instead, it's backing “David Duke without the baggage"
Dear cable news: Please stop asking “Princeton Mom” for her opinion
Jenny Kutner
Susan Patton has already proved why we shouldn't listen to her talk about rape, so stop trying to make us
Men’s free time is “me time”: Even when unemployed, men do less housework than women
Katie McDonough
A visual breakdown of time use data reveals how, even if they're not working, men still do less at home than women
“I’ve found reading books very intellectually fulfilling”: Mark Zuckerberg’s book club proposal sounds like an alien wrote it
Erin Keane
Some tips to help the Facebook mogul get the most out of his "Year in Books"
Arguments with my mom, the cop
Jen Fitzgerald
As cases of police brutality pile up, I find myself caught between the woman who raised me and my own worldview
I’m terrified that he’ll inherit my brokenness: Living through postpartum depression as a dad
Nathan Rabin
My first child is the greatest source of joy in my life. So why am I so deeply sad?
Police union calls for violence against cops to be considered hate crimes
Joanna Rothkopf
"It ought to be a hate crime if you attack someone solely because of the color of their uniform as well"
Let’s abolish West Point: Military academies serve no one, squander millions of tax dollars
Bruce Fleming
Our military academies aren't filled with best and brightest. They are a boondoggle, on your dime, and serve no one
Ferguson grand juror sues prosecutor for legal right to discuss case
Joanna Rothkopf
The plaintiff wants to "advocate for legislative change to the way grand juries are conducted in Missouri"
Anti-gay activist pens homophobic Dr. Seuss-inspired poem about Michael Sam
Jenny Kutner
Peter LaBarbera just doesn't get it/Because the man is a terrified bigot
7 weird things that turn women on
Anna Pulley
What science can tell us about the many bizarre quirks of human desire
Small screens mess with children’s sleep, study finds
Sarah Gray
Both televisions and "small screens" were found to reduce the number of minutes children slept
Seabirds are massively dying off — and scientists can’t figure out why
Joanna Rothkopf
"To be this lengthy and geographically widespread, I think is kind of unprecedented"
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