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Culture war in the deep blue sea: Science’s contentious quest to understand whales and dolphins
Hal Whitehead, Luke Rendell
Are humans really the only animals who share a culture? Many scientists think not, and here's why
Another college tuition nightmare: Even “free” college isn’t free anymore
Rebecca Nathanson
Cooper Union once was a ray of hope for bright students who couldn't afford huge tuition. Now, things have changed
Fox News has nothing but fear: Here’s how we fight back against lies — and win
Paul Rosenberg
The right took Congress with scare tactics. To hold the White House in 2016, Democrats need an aggressive counter
Can we separate the art from the artist?: One painting’s brutal history
Jen DeGregorio
Warm colors depict a lazy summer. It hangs in my home -- and the artist was convicted of ugly, horrific crimes
Bush resigns from remaining board memberships
Steve Peoples
I’m trying not to hate men
Laura Bogart
After a year when misogyny and male violence dominated headlines, I want to find a way out of fear and bitterness
The end of my snooping
Jessica Ciencin Henriquez
How I stopped digging into emails, cellphones, notebooks, journals, photos albums -- and learned to trust my gut
The year in Jon Stewart: Still the king of political comedy
Sarah Gray
The comedian was in the public eye for more than just "The Daily Show" in 2014, and it was pretty refreshing
“A Most Violent Year”: Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac’s 1981 NYC crime odyssey
Andrew O'Hehir
J.C. Chandor's gloomy '80s crime epic pairs two hot stars in a blend of Shakespeare, Dreiser and "The Godfather"
Corporate America’s 5 most despicable acts of 2014
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Sony wasn't the only multinational to embarrass itself. Who can forget Comcast's nightmare customer service?
Frederick Douglass’ Irish sojourn: A bracing look at his encounters with poverty and prejudice across the Atlantic
Joan Walsh
Visiting on the eve of the Irish famine, the great leader stayed silent on British oppression. A new book tells why
The horrible year in cable news (pt. 1): How we all lost our minds
Joanna Rothkopf
From Ebola to ISIS to the vanishing airplanes, televised fearmongers were out of control in 2014
The 10 most outrageous reactions to police killings this year
Terrell Jermaine Starr
Geraldo Rivera, Bill O'Reilly and Charles Barkley all took respectability politics to odious new lows
New York’s epic white backlash: How a horrid 1960s relic is still with us today
Joan Walsh
O’Reilly, Hannity and a defiant NYPD are fighting battles of 50 years ago. The chaos ended but the backlash endures
The year in sex writing
Tracy Clark-Flory
From period fetishists to manservants, these pieces told stories about love and sex that we just couldn't forget
The best tweets of 2014
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From social media failures to snappy comebacks, these were the tweets heard 'round the world
The 8 biggest product fails of 2014
Sage McHugh
Google Glass has become a punchline, while Ello will be remembered as the anti-Facebook revolution that wasn't
What it’s like to watch him die
Lily O'Delia
Johnathan was on death row when we fell in love. Nothing could have prepared me for witnessing his execution
Rebecca Solnit: The Age of Capitalism is over
Rebecca Solnit
Rebecca Solnit assesses our poisonous fossil fuel dependency -- and why we're on the verge of a paradigm shift
Black cops fear other cops
Cliff Weathers
Two dozen black officers tell Reuters they've been racially profiled by their white colleagues in the NYPD
“Fear can be the enemy of empathy”: Leslie Jamison on Ferguson, Ebola and America’s painful 2014
Michele Filgate
"Communal panic seemed to trump empathy," says the brilliant critic Leslie Jamison, looking back on long, hard 2014
The 10 worst things Wal-Mart did in 2014
Alyssa Figueroa
The multinational was sued twice (!) for mistreating pregnant workers, and that may be the least of its crimes
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