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Your favorite “all natural” foods are lying to you
Clarissa A. León
How the hunger for profits has compromised food labeling
7 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ann Coulter is heartless and awful
Evan McMurry
The conservative writer mocks a tearful undocumented immigrant, while Glenn Beck earns ire for not being terrible
El Niño may not be able to save California
Cliff Weathers
The Golden State issues statewide water restrictions as it prepares for the worst drought in its history
CA shuts down wastewater injection wells over water contamination fears
Lindsay Abrams
Officials are investigating whether fracking fluids made their way into sources of drinking water
I watched the ESPY Awards and hated it: Last night’s bizarre carnival of straight maleness
Daniel D'Addario
ESPN's manstravganza featured Drake as emcee and Chris Brown calling himself "America's Sweetheart." No thanks!
Robert Reich: Deadbeat 1 percenters endanger U.S. democracy
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on the threat of dynastic wealth and how we can avoid a permanent aristocracy
Texas GOP’s secret anti-Hispanic plot: Smoking gun emails revealed
Miriam Rozen
Rick Perry and GOP state leaders go on trial today -- and the verdict could mean big things for Voting Rights Act
Incredible visual renditions of global World Cup viewing, from Teju Cole and others
Sarah Gray
From the artistic to the technical, both illustrate the power of social media during global events
2016 SPIN METER: 5 things to know not to believe
Calvin Woodward
See how they run: The 2016 presidential checklist
Calvin Woodward
The problem with “coming out”: The flawed cultural expectations of gay life in America
Suzanna Danuta Walters
"Coming out" has become the defining narrative of gay life in popular culture. Here's what that narrative misses
First woman arrested under Tennessee law that criminalizes pregnancy outcomes
Katie McDonough
Mallory Loyola was arrested and charged with simple assault two days after giving birth to her daughter
What America can learn from “Lawrence of Arabia” about Iraq
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The British officer immortalized by Peter O'Toole railed against the dangers of foreign engagement in the region
The god that sucked: How the Tea Party right just makes the 1 percent richer
Thomas Frank
Business won on welfare, taxes, regulation, then sat silent as the crazies took over the GOP. Now we're all screwed
We are a clueless nation: America’s congenital blind spot on Iraq
Robert Hennelly
As our military contemplates Iraq again, we're beset by unchallenged magical thinking -- and a dangerous narcissism
Bernice McFadden: Racism in publishing “is often quite blatant”
Lauren Francis-Sharma
Two novelists -- one acclaimed and one new -- talk race and publishing, writing and motherhood, and much more
“Community” is a terrible fit for Yahoo Screen
Daniel D'Addario
The cult comedy won't work on the most confusing video site on the web
When SCOTUS still fixed things: What America looked like before the Warren Court
J. Douglas Smith
Earl Warren's Supreme Court changed the landscape of America forever. Here's how bad things had gotten
“The infrastructure isn’t there”: Why shipping Bakken crude oil by rail is a disaster in the making
Adam Federman
Oil trains are crisscrossing the continent with volatile cargo, yet many communities are unprepared for an accident
Bringing pleasure back to New England’s Detroit: Can a ghost town in Long Island Sound be revived from the dead?
Andrea Powell
Corruption and then heroism in this amazing race to return an urban waterfront jewel to a city in need of a break
How Ted Cruz and a GOP Senate could make our terrible politics worse
Simon Maloy
If Republicans take the Senate, we can expect a return to crisis governance. Here's why
Swim at your own risk: 1 in 10 U.S. beaches is dangerously polluted
Lindsay Abrams
Raw sewage is contaminating the Great Lakes and coastlines, a new report finds
Cheney’s pathetic sell: How can someone who disdains public opinion change it?
Jim Newell
Dick Cheney is promoting his new advocacy group. Isn't this the guy who hates courting public support?
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