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Lighten up, Emmys: How to fix the worst awards show on TV
Daniel D'Addario
From a tighter "In Memoriam" section to a more engaged host, here are a few tips to inject some life into the Emmys
Obama’s crazy Augusts: Why this one’s relatively mild, by his standards!
Jim Newell
Presidents typically suffer in August, when all eyes turn to them. This year, Obama has accepted it as inevitable
Climate change’s deadly new threat
Brian Palmer
Scientists say harmful algal blooms like the ones currently affecting Lake Erie could be a sign of things to come
Death in the suburbs: Why Ferguson’s tragedy is America’s story
Henry Grabar
What's happening now in Missouri isn't new, and the changing face of America is making it much more common
Michael Brown, senseless death and the weight of history
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
We live in a new era -- a crisis of faith. Our mourning reminds us of the capacity to feel and desire to improve
Politicians, doing the “Ice Bucket Challenge” doesn’t make up for the millions you cut from ALS research
Sarah Gray
The "ALS Ice Bucket Challenge" is sweeping the nation -- politicians included
It’s racism, not “principled conservatism”: The South, civil rights, GOP myths — and the roots of Ferguson
Paul Rosenberg
True GOP believers insist their small government beliefs have nothing to do with race. They're deluding themselves
Bill O’Reilly defends police killings: “Many of them are justified!”
Joanna Rothkopf
The Fox News host returned early from his vacation to give us a piece of his mind
“Expedition to the End of the World”: A spectacular voyage toward doomsday
Andrew O'Hehir
A ship of artists and scientists visit the unexplored fjords of Greenland, and contemplate our coming extinction
The secret history of war — from Stalin to George W. Bush
Eduardo Galeano
Missouri governor sends National Guard to Ferguson
Nigel Duara, Jim Suhr
Mercury in our seafood: When is fish no longer safe to eat?
Brian Palmer
A new study raises new alarms about mercury contamination in the ocean. What does that mean for your fish intake?
How air conditioning remade modern America
Henry Grabar
Would it surprise you to learn just how revolutionary that A/C unit of yours really is?
Rapper J. Cole releases new song in response to Ferguson: “All we wanna do is be free”
Prachi Gupta
The track is dedicated to "every young black man murdered in America."
“The Giver”: A lukewarm dystopia that arrives years too late
Andrew O'Hehir
Jeff Bridges is soulful, but this adaptation of Lois Lowry's novel is a pale imitation of the YA-mania she inspired
Black America’s everyday reality: Ferguson and the world that terrorizes us
Ian Blair
Powerful images coming from Missouri are just a small dose of the life we know and endure. It's time to embrace it
Watch never-before-seen footage of Michael Jackson in music video for “A Place With No Name”
Prachi Gupta
The video debuted via Twitter on Wednesday night
The trolls zero in on Zelda Williams
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Internet is horrible, exhibit A: Robin Williams' daughter has to take a social media hiatus after harassment
Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers and Conan O’Brien pay tribute to Robin Williams on late night
Prachi Gupta
The hosts thanked and remembered one of the greatest late-night guests of all time
Robin Williams’ inexhaustible comic force: An eccentric, electric performer who fought his demons on-screen
Andrew O'Hehir
He wasn't a natural fit for movies, and his stardom was a trap. But his lightning comic talent was like no one else
This is a wake-up call: Why depression in America is “tragically misunderstood”
Joanna Rothkopf
Depression is one of the most common mental disorders in the U.S., affecting an estimated 16 million adults
Mitch McConnell’s coal-fired claptrap: Dirty fuels and stupid politics in Kentucky
Simon Maloy
Mitch McConnell and Allison Lundergan Grimes both love coal -- and it's making them say very silly things
Move over, Boyz II Men: We’re in a new golden age of R&B pop
Elias Leight
It's been years since TLC and Destiny's Child owned the charts—but the genre they popularized is making a comeback
My X-rated reality nightmare: How a couple accidentally sent me their deranged sex tape
Felicia Scarangello
As a reality TV casting director, I'm used to dealing with colorful characters. But nothing prepared me for this
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