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Bill Maher’s “disturbingly oblivious” — and not the liberal in this debate
Matthew Rozsa
Militant atheism of "Real Time" host and Sam Harris makes them focus on Islam as the enemy, blinds them to history
America’s sex and race failure: Why Raven-Symone and an Ohio couple are struggling
Brittney Cooper
How a TV star shunning labels, and a lesbian couple with a Black baby illustrate the fight to assert one's humanity
The sad dream of Romney ’16: Mitt could run! (if all the other candidates are terrible)
Simon Maloy
Mitt's aides envision him riding to GOP's rescue when no strong '16 candidate emerges. Here's why that won't happen
Secrets of the bailout, exposed: Why you should be watching the AIG trial
David Dayen
To this day, information on the banks' heist and how it went down is pathetically scant. That's about to change now
GOP’s outsourcing mess in Georgia: Could this juicy piece of oppo be David Perdue’s undoing?
Jim Newell
Georgia Senate candidate "spent most of my career" outsourcing. How's he going to wriggle out of this one?
The great charter school rip-off: Finally, the truth catches up to education “reform” phonies
Jeff Bryant
Fraud, financial mismanagement, lousy results: Reports highlight awful charter schools and people are catching on
70 year-old introduces a bill to restrict 70 year-olds’ careers
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A pushback in Louisiana to a bill that would affect nearly 200 officials
Henry Kissinger’s dark secret: Why the warmonger’s even worse than we thought
Elias Isquith
New revelations of a shadowy plan to wage war on Cuba seal it — the "doctor" of U.S. foreign policy is irredeemable
Stop telling women not to “take things personally”: Ed Champion and the plague of gendered criticism
Andi Zeisler
Women in creative industries receive such personal criticism that they're forced to have unreasonably thick skin
Cory Gardner, the warmonger: Why can’t GOP talk about ISIS realistically?
Jim Newell
Mark Udall's challenger is attacking him for saying ISIS isn't an "imminent" threat, even though Udall's right
“He didn’t care if he destroyed himself as long as he hurt you”: The sad, disturbing case of Ed Champion
Laura Miller
The literary world put up with a mentally troubled, abusive troll for years. Here's why
Quiz: Can you tell the difference between National Review’s Kevin Williamson and a 4chan troll?
Elias Isquith
After he caused a stir this weekend by saying women who have abortions should be hanged, it's time to ask
5 quotes that explain why Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a liberal icon
Luke Brinker
Her in-depth interview with The New Republic shows why the justice has become a progressive celebrity
What Lena Dunham’s “learned”: Her entertaining, frustrating literary debut
Laura Miller
The "Girls" creator is a major talent -- but this book is missing a central part of what makes her show so good
Latina, at the white, male New York Times: “Why are people thinking it’s OK to say racist sh-t in front of me?”
Daisy Hernández
I learned the power of asking questions, and the power of an institution. Mostly I learned how to talk to white men
Nunn hits back at Perdue on terrorism ad
Bill Barrow
My kids asked why I was on TV: A chat (and a cry) with the man who can’t stop orgasming
Tracy Clark-Flory
Dale Decker's story of persistent, uncontrollable arousal has gone viral -- and the attention comes at a high cost
GOP governor has hilarious theory for his state’s terrible unemployment rate
Jim Newell
Nathan Deal's state has the country's highest unemployment rate. You've got to hear his reason why
GOP’s Kansas fiasco continues: A desperate scramble to get a Democratic opponent
Jim Newell
The GOP's hit man in Kansas, Kris Kobach, will do all it takes to get Democrats to field a Senate candidate
Scotland’s referendum, 700 years in the making: Why the “no” vote was still a stunning watershed
George Black
To fully understand what happened yesterday one must first dig into the history of Scotland's nationalist sentiment
Robin Thicke: Pharrell wrote “Blurred Lines” while I was high on vicodin
Prachi Gupta
The singer has changed his tune in light of a plagiarism lawsuit brought forth by Marvin Gaye's children
Ferguson’s massive cover-up: How police departments are protecting Michael Brown’s killer
Paul Rosenberg
Basic evidence is being kept from the public. And investigators aren't showing proper zeal to figure out the truth
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