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Chris Hayes: Bring on the upper-middle-class revolution!
David Daley
The MSNBC anchor pins Iraq, the economy, Katrina and more on elites -- and says we all need to get radicalized now
Mind control summer camp
Suzanne Clores
Mom wanted me to learn about positive thinking. But I got a timeless lesson in the thrill of self-help fads
Who was Roberto Bolaño?
Lisa Locascio
An exhibition of the "2666" author's personal effects offers new clues to the man behind the literary legend
New Samsung tablets mimic galaxy phones
Peter Svensson
The electronics company is hoping to take a bite out of Apple's market share
Stephen King’s “Under the Dome” is just the right amount of naughty
Willa Paskin
The creepy, kinky adaptation is sure to make some 15-year-old's summer
He kills me every night
Tamara Lynch
I was 5 when I saw my mother stabbed by her boyfriend. I don't know how I'll ever be close to a man again
Will reading make you rich?
Laura Miller
Researchers claim reading fiction bestows marketable skills. That's not really what it's for ...
The end of sockeye salmon?
Aaron Kase
A massive mine proposal could wipe out half of the world's remaining wild population
4 most iconic images of dissent
Robert H. Reid
Turkey's "standing man" is the just the latest to become a greater symbol for a political movement
Looking to the mother I barely knew
Alysia Abbott
My gay father raised me, but I felt a truer kinship with my mother
Justin Rose wins US Open
Doug Ferguson
The Brit edged out Phil Mickelson, who earned his sixth runner-up finish in the tournament
How Kraft salad dressing is profiting off the female gaze
Daniel D'Addario
Kraft is flipping the script with a male pitchman -- but the formula may be the same old exploitation
Dick Cheney praises NSA surveillance program
Jillian Rayfield
The former Vice President also called Edward Snowden a "traitor," and President Obama "not credible"
Now the dead can send Facebook messages too
Marc Ellison
A new app lets users record video messages that are released to friends and family postmortem
Al Jazeera: The most-feared news network
Shibley Telhami
Al Jazeera is well-funded and doesn't need to make money. But its prospects, here and in Middle East, are uncertain
You really are addicted to your cellphone
Brad Jacobson
An expert explains why we're only beginning to understand the technology's myriad health risks
The most underused actresses in superhero movies
Daniel D'Addario
Talented actresses like Amy Adams are wasted in superhero films. We rank them from most to least ill-used
Highlights from Roger Ailes’ Kennedy Center speech
Jillian Rayfield
The Fox News president talked Benghazi, the IRS and, of course, Obama
Today in silly book reviews: Let’s all fight about Alice Munro
Kyle Minor
The veteran writer's now enough of an institution to inspire takedowns. She doesn't deserve them
Luhrmann’s “Gatsby” is like “crayoning Donald Duck into ‘The Last Supper'”
Wai Chee Dimock, T. Austin Graham, John Irwin, Caleb Smith
Fitzgerald scholars debate the merits and many foibles of the "Moulin Rouge" director's glitzy new take
Women still earning less as the Equal Pay Act turns 50
Katie McDonough
A lot has changed for women workers since 1963, but there is more to be done to ensure equal pay, advocates say
After Cyndi Lauper’s Tony, who’s next to EGOT?
Daniel D'Addario
Winning all four showbiz awards is a coveted goal. Tom Hanks might get there. Al Pacino probably won't
Mandela has lung infection
Christopher Torchia
The former South African president is in "serious but stable" condition
Could the Night Stalker have terrorized Los Angeles today?
Marc Herman
In the 1980s, Angelenos lived in constant fear of serial killer Richard Ramirez. Since then, the city has changed
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