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Teach for America’s truth problem: TFA advocates aren’t being honest about education reform, their own agenda
Jeff Bryant
Communities don't want underprepared teachers who aren't committed to the community. It's time to look at facts
What POTUS wouldn’t tell Ezra Klein: The scary truth about America’s new trade deal
David Dayen
In big new interview with Vox, the President said some encouraging things. But here's where he wouldn't come clean
5 facts that show half of America is seriously struggling
Paul Buchheit
Unemployment is down and the U.S. economy is resurgent, but only a fraction of the country is reaping the benefits
The return of Larry Summers: Why his ’16 comments should make Dems nervous
Elias Isquith
A new report on Hillary Clinton's nascent economic policy quotes Summers -- and the signs are not good
“Jupiter Ascending”: Channing Tatum in Spock ears fights lizard men, but not for laughs
Andrew O'Hehir
Eddie Redmayne is more fun here than as Hawking, but that's not enough to save the Wachowskis' space opera (UPDATE)
Eddie Huang is our Richard Pryor: “Fresh off the Boat” and TV history in the making
Arthur Chu
Asian-Americans have been TVs invisible minority forever, but that's not the reason to love "Fresh off the Boat"
Rand Paul’s tiresome shtick: The “liberal media” didn’t make you say a lot of dumb things
Jim Newell
Angry Rand Paul is once again blaming the liberal media for highlighting his worst quotes. Sorry, this doesn't fly
Newt’s shocking legacy: Was he more important than Reagan?
Jim Newell
Political scientist Thomas Schaller tells Salon how Gingrich transformed the modern GOP -- in ways still felt today
You don’t have a soul: The real science that debunks superstitious charlatans
Julien Musolino
Trust science, not myth: Religious hucksters with claims of immortal souls are lying. Let's embrace reality
Reagan’s bizarre defenders: Rick Perlstein, phony centrism and the strange attack on history
Paul Rosenberg
The right attacked an acclaimed historian's Reagan book. What's really odd is how the sensible, smart set responded
Our “American Sniper” sickness: How American exceptionalism wrought Guantanamo
Elias Isquith
The runaway success of Eastwood's Iraq War melodrama says a lot about America — and it's disturbing and scary
Bob Menendez, Bibi & the GOP: The alliance sabotaging Iranian nuclear talks
Jim Newell
A bipartisan, international group of hawks just can't wait to blow up the administration's diplomatic efforts
The “full-bush Brazilian”: The hot new pubic hair trend has arrived
Carrie Weisman
It's not a coincidence that American Apparel is gluing pubes on its mannequins. Bare is out, and hair is in
Beautiful songs about “dark, grotesque stuff”: The world according to Panda Bear
Sarah Gray
Animal Collective's Noah Lennox discusses his latest solo album, the creative process and death
Koch brothers/charter school nightmare: “White kids get to go to a school with a Montessori approach while children of color get eye control”
Jeff Bryant
A fight over education in Nashville might come your way next: It's a proxy for dangerous right-wing education ideas
Tom Friedman’s double standard: Why his call for a million Muslim march is so grotesque
Elias Isquith
Former Iraq War cheerleader demands world's Muslims prove they reject violence. Here's a little problem with that
Boehner’s immigration tantrum: Passing bad bills because “there is no alternative”
Simon Maloy
Boehner says he has no choice but to pass dead-on-arrival immigration measures. He's right, and it's his own fault
You call these “moderates”?! How the far right hopes to fool America (again)
Heather Digby Parton
The Beltway conventional wisdom now says the GOP is moving to the center and proving they can govern. Come again?
Why Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader should be the next Golden Globes hosts
Erin Keane
The SNL alums' awkward energy is totally disarming but packs a subtle bite
The “blame the left” crew: What the right’s new Hebdo attack is really about
Heather Digby Parton
It was predictable that the awful attacks on a satire magazine would be blamed on the "decadent left." Here's why
Scalise must go, already: Seriously, why does he still have a GOP leadership job?
Joan Walsh
Reince Priebus said GOP would work hard to win black votes. Instead, it's backing “David Duke without the baggage"
Religion’s sinister fairy tale: Extremists, the religious right, Reza Aslan and the fight for reason
Jeffrey Tayler
We must no longer ignore the propagation of apocalyptic fables that large numbers of people take seriously
The secret history of beauty: How the Greeks invented Western civilization’s biggest idea
David Konstan
People think of beauty as universal to the human experience. But the truth is actually much more complicated
From “belfies” to the blue stage blur: Bad Instagram habits to break in 2015
Erin Keane
How to be a better 'grammer: Our roundup of Instagram New Year's resolutions
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