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Missouri death row inmate gets stay of execution over terrifying new lethal cocktail
Natasha Lennard
In the wake of two troubling executions with new, untested injections, attorneys demand to know anesthetic's source
The terrible human price of Obama’s drone war
Fatima Bhojani
Drone strikes have crashed weddings, schools, funerals and rescuers. When will it end?
Watching “Girls” with girls: Has Hannah gotten too unlikable?
Neil Drumming
This week, we talk Gawker mockery, friend breakups and Hannah's reaction to death
The caveman’s home was not a cave
Jude Isabella
Our picture of man’s earliest domicile has been skewed by modern preconceptions. An expert explains
Morocco amends law allowing rapists to walk free if they marry their victims
Katie McDonough
After the suicide of a young rape victim sparked widespread protest, calls for change have been partially addressed
What a south-of-the-border revolution can teach us all about dignity
Laura Gottesdiener
20 years ago, the Zapatistas took a stand against the dehumanizing effects of globalization
Godsmacked: I’m an atheist at a hardcore Christian academy
Tyler Stoltzfus
If teaching "God’s point of view" requires blatant mistruths, maybe it’s time to rethink God’s point of view
When TV imitates life: We are all cyborgs now
Neil Drumming
Is a microchip in the brain so different from a smartphone? And what happens when we're separated from our tech
Can you make kids love books?
Laura Miller
Have high schools replace novels with nonfiction, and other dubious prescriptions for creating a nation of readers
Winter’s most beautiful secret: The astonishing, complex science of snowflakes
Daniel Tammet
As you brace for the latest bout of winter weather, why not consider its amazing mathematical underpinnings
A gorgeous, haunting portrait of Nick Cave
Andrew O'Hehir
Aussie post-punk legend plays a solo gig after the Sundance premiere of the dazzling doc "20,000 Days on Earth"
How we get Dr. King wrong: “We’ve deliberately dismembered him,” Michael Eric Dyson tells Salon
Josh Eidelson
"The full story is: Here was a man who made most Americans, black and white, uncomfortable"
The joy of literary destruction: Writers who broke all the rules
Wendy Lesser
The pantheon of literature is full of authors who gleefully tore down everything that came before them
“Misled into believing” MLK was a great man: How some Republicans fought against the King holiday
David L. Chappell
These days, some conservatives embrace King. Let's revisit the fascinating battle within the GOP during the 1980s
Top 10 reasons sex is good for you
Tracy Clark-Flory
From making you smarter to reducing cancer risk, boning does more than make you feel good
Ariel Sharon dies after 8 year coma
Associated Press, Josef Federman
The former Israeli Prime Minister, remembered as a political bulldozer, dies at 85
Our marriage can’t be denied
Natalie Dicou
As one of the first gay couples wed in Utah, Nik and I have become poster children for love, heartbreak -- and hope
The war that made Orwell
Robert Colls
In 1937, George Orwell found himself in the middle of the Spanish Civil War. What he saw changed him forever
Open letter from Dani Shapiro: “Dear Disillusioned Reader Who Contacted Me on Facebook”
Dani Shapiro
"I’m sorry that my life as outlined by Google did not line up in synchronicity with the narrative of my memoir"
“True Detective” director Cary Fukunaga explains the show’s dark humor
Neil Drumming
The HBO show's director spoke to Salon about working with McConaughey and Harrelson, and comparisons to "The Wire"
My anger and the mighty broom
Debra Gwartney
My mother kept a clean house, even as her marriage cracked. Now, as an adult, I understand the retreat of sweeping
The shadow government’s secret religion
Tom Engelhardt
Why the national security state that emerged after 9/11 is a warrior religion dedicated to perpetual conflict
10 worst right-wing moments of the week — “global cooling” edition
Janet Allon
Donald Trump has a theory about climate change, while the Pope catches flack for being too mean to rich people
De Blasio’s impossible task: Fix Bloomberg’s New York
Alex Pareene
Time to focus on the New York that didn't come out of the Bloomberg era better off
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