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“What’s up with the rag head?”: When I starred in a Facebook ad
Vishavjit Singh
One angry commenter said he'd rather cut his own wrists than see my face. Here's what I wish those people knew
FBI charges president of company responsible for West Virginia chemical spill
Joanna Rothkopf
Gary Southern has been charged with bankruptcy fraud, wire fraud and lying under oath
The dangerous myth at the heart of conservative ideology
Amanda Marcotte
The right believes the separation of church and state is a modern conceit. It couldn't be further from the truth
Mutual contempt: Why MoveOn’s bid to get Elizabeth Warren to challenge Hillary is far from surprising
Luke Brinker
The progressive group isn't Ready for Hillary. The former secretary of state probably won't be shedding any tears
The 5 most insidious conspiracy theories of 2014
Cliff Weathers
Los Angeles proposes sweeping upgrades for quakes
Michael R. Blood
My Whole Foods nightmare: How a full-time job there left me in poverty
Nick Rahaim
Despite the corporate talk of "team" and "love," here's what working there was really like -- and why I had to quit
Richard Dawkins: “Is there a men’s rights movement?”
Jenny Kutner
The prominent evolutionary biologist told a crowd he wasn't aware that discrimination against men was a problem
Everything Rolling Stone did wrong: How it should have protected Jackie from getting torn apart by trolls
Erin Keane
Finally, the magazine stops blaming Jackie and starts blaming itself
“Dead bodies and wasted money”: How I learned firsthand the worst lesson of war
Michael Carson
If you truly want to learn from a war, don’t start one. My unit learned how to survive -- we didn't become smarter
The right’s war on labor continues: Will Scott Walker make Wisconsin a right-to-work state?
Luke Brinker
Four years after last big labor battle, Walker may expand his assault on workers' rights
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Bill O’Reilly’s latest deranged conspiracy theory
Janet Allon
The Fox News host goes off the deep end again, while Mike Huckabee discusses Eric Garner — and gets super offensive
America’s vaping revolution: How suspicious should we really be of the e-cigarette craze?
Noah Charney
A new tobacco alternative has taken the country by storm. But how safe is it, really?
Your music snobbery is all wrong: How top-40 radio made the mainstream as interesting as the margins
Eric Weisbard
The history of top-40 radio is really the story of class, race and gender in 20th century America
Leave Stephen King alone: “Misery,” income inequality and the connection between jealousy and creativity
Peter Toohey
Jealousy and creativity are closely intertwined -- and horror master Stephen King is one great example
We’re coming for Fox News: “America is a very dangerous land for women, because it has such a party as the Republican Party”
Jeffrey Tayler
Femen's Inna Shevchenko sounds off on the pope, the president, the faithful -- and one particular Fox News blowhard
Bill Clinton, Joe Biden and Democrats’ shameful complicity in our police state
Zaid Jilani
Liberals looking to assign blame for our growing police militarization need to take a long, hard look in the mirror
When the cops start filming: What makes police accountability in the age of Michael Brown?
Henry Grabar
Can body cameras fix relations between police and communities? Or are they just an expensive way to pass the buck?
Humanist chaplain John Figdor: “Religion introduces moral problems that wouldn’t exist otherwise”
Michael Schulson
Let's start with this one: "There is no God"
Guide to College Football Playoff selections
Ralph D. Russo
The Red Cross’ “world-class” lie
Jesse Eisinger, Justin Elliott, ProPublica, Laura Sullivan, NPR
A new report reveals the charity's CEO has serially misled donors about where their dollars are going
Is mocking religion enough? Harris, Dawkins and the future of atheist/secular politics
Richard Cimino, Christopher Smith
Some atheists want to celebrate difference, others want to join the political arena. Time for an Atheist Party?
Killer cops, drone wars and the crisis of democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
Americans have surrendered democracy and enslaved ourselves to illegitimate power. The consequences are murder
Forget “Deck the Halls”: The best holiday songs you’ve never heard
Annie Zaleski
From TLC's "Sleigh Ride" to Spice Girls' "Christmas Wrapping," these songs are feistier than what you're used to
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