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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand: “The price of a college education should not include a 1 in 5 chance of being sexually assaulted”
Katie McDonough
The New York Democrat is taking on the sexual assault crisis unfolding on college campuses across the country
TV’s dinosaurs are going extinct: The rise of anti-heroes & the fall of Barney Stinson
Amanda D. Lotz
How the rise of cable TV made depictions of masculinity like "How I Met Your Mother's" seem laughable and outdated
Watch Chile’s earthquake tsunami explode across the Pacific
Lindsay Abrams
Waves generated by the 8.2-magnitude quake traveled far and fast
Amazon wants to save TV — but might help kill it in the process
Chris Osterndorf
The Internet giant unveiled its answer to television yesterday. The problem? There are no easy answers
Crimea crisis causes NASA to suspend contact with Russia
Sarah Gray
With the exception of International Space Station's Expedition 39, NASA officials are cutting ties with Russia
Unpacking tragedy: Reporting on disasters from Vietnam to climate change
Tom Engelhardt
Author Jonathan Schell, who died last week, chronicled some of the most important issues of our time
Catastrophe 2014: How the GOP gerrymandered its way to congressional invincibility
Stephen Ohlemacher
2012 was just a preview: Even if the GOP loses at the ballot box, it'll still likely come away with the House
Revealed: The U.S. military’s next shadow war
Nick Turse
U.S. military ops -- including airstrikes, raids and proxy wars -- have surged by more than 200 percent in Africa
7 parts of Russia that other countries could call theirs
If Crimea "historically" belongs to Russia, these other regions "historically" don’t
Court seems likely to block Secret Service case
Sam Hananel
Jesmyn Ward and Molly Antopol: “It’s true, my book doesn’t contain stories about 30-something female writers”
Jesmyn Ward
The National Book Award winner and the acclaimed story writer discuss the perils of writing only what you know
Paul Krugman bashes GOP for pushing America toward oligarchy
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist thinks the time to stop a slide into permanent inequality is running out
More reasons to hate the Yankees: It’s history, and much worse than A-Rod
Josh Ostergaard
Sometimes, baseball is propaganda. The ugly history of Del Webb, Yankees owner, and World War II internment camps
Hannah Arendt was right: Walter Benjamin is “sui generis”
Ben Mauk
Owing as much to mysticism as they do to Marx, the philosopher's writings remain as challenging as ever
You are more than a sexual fetish — but online dating sites might not think so
Patrick Tucker
Not meeting the right person online? The problem might be that Match and OkCupid profiles reduce your personality
Propaganda, lies and the New York Times: Everything you really need to know about Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
The media keeps buying the American spin on what's happening in Ukraine. Let's cut through the fog
8 disturbing trends that reveal the South’s battered psyche
Steven Rosenfeld
Statistics show Southern states have the lowest economic mobility in the country. These phenomena help explain why
GOP peddles snake oil about Florida election: Lessons from last night’s race
Brian Beutler
Republicans claim that Alex Sink's loss in Florida's 13th House district means Obamacare is toxic. Here's the truth
The most searched-for women on porn sites worldwide
Ej Dickson
Lisa Kudrow is all the rage in Cameroon, while Danes can't get enough Mariah Carey
Who is the Yellow King?: The 6 most ridiculous “True Detective” theories
Prachi Gupta
Theories include a boat, some person's neighbor, and a dude dressed in yellow
We are all right-wingers now: How Fox News, ineffective liberals, corporate Dems and GOP money captured everything
Thomas Frank
Is the left enjoying a moment of triumph -- or has a president with no bearings left the Tea Party in charge?
US military leaves missing behind
Megan McCloskey
The Pentagon spends about $100 million a year to find soldiers that have gone MIA. Few are actually found
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