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David Gergen and Bill O’Reilly should probably read Abraham Lincoln’s famous fart joke
Alex Pareene
On the "majesty" of the office of the presidency
The dying world of “Grand Budapest Hotel”
Andreas Bernard
How hotels like the one in Wes Anderson's new film became a charming but outmoded relic of the past
Rand Paul at CPAC: Bashes Obama, quotes Pink Floyd
Elias Isquith
The Kentucky senator and Tea Party rock star thrilled conservatives with a cinematic ode to liberty
Tina Brown on Newsweek’s Bitcoin mess: “I’m so glad I’m not the editor”
Sarah Gray
Were we duped? Someone claiming to be the "real" creator of Bitcoin says he is not the man ID'ed by the newsweekly
Plot twist! Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto denies founding Bitcoin
Sarah Gray
In one of the stranger LA car chases, reporters follow and live tweet attempts to talk to alleged Bitcoin creator
How Hobby Lobby supporters talk about “religious liberty”: 5 outrageous quotes that show it’s all about sex
Katie McDonough
Court briefs from Hobby Lobby's supporters show how the case is all about controlling women's sex lives
Democracy needs gardeners! My liberating DIY revolution
Megan Mayhew Bergman
Yes, sometimes the dog pees on the lettuce. But gardening's still the most radical political behavior anyone can do
The Google doodles’ big diversity problem
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The beloved doodles get a challenge to broaden their honorees
President Obama quotes “Caddyshack” in tribute to Harold Ramis
Prachi Gupta
The president's thoughts and prayers are with all those "who hope that he received total consciousness"
Sugar is killing us, and it doesn’t take much
Jill Richardson
The World Health Organization may cut recommended sugar intake to five teaspoons. Americans eat three times that
The trouble with virginity: What America’s sexual language leaves out
Melissa T. Goldman
Our limited concept of "losing your virginity" ignores the importance of consent
Worse than Wal-Mart: Amazon’s sick brutality and secret history of ruthlessly intimidating workers
Simon Head
You might find your Prime membership morally indefensible after reading these stories about worker mistreatment
Great literary husbands: The men who supported genius
Laura Miller
It's time we acknowledged those rare men who helped, rather than hindered, brilliant female writers
America’s civil-rights disgrace: What Congress can learn from Michael Sam
David Sirota
NFL teams may punish him for his sexual orientation. It's a reminder employment discrimination must be outlawed
“Marry Him” author Lori Gottlieb: “I don’t think anything I’ve written is controversial”
Tracy Clark-Flory
The controversial author talks to Salon about her book title regrets, feminism and how she's misread
America after the Constitution: Life in the age of drone wars
Peter Van Buren
Would the government ever conduct drone strikes on U.S. soil? The question looms larger than ever
Outdoor learning: Education’s next revolution?
Laura Smith
A growing body of research suggests that exposing students to nature could yield extraordinary results
The age of atheism: “If God exists, why is anybody unhappy?”
Katie Engelhart
"We’ve been misled by years of monotheism to think there's one answer to everything," says author Peter Watson
Rand Paul’s sloppy Tea Party showboating: Another plagiarism mess?
Joan Walsh
Teaming up with Ken Cuccinelli to sue the NSA, he’s accused of stealing the lawsuit from another lawyer
Why undecided voters are so hopeless
Tom Jacobs
Research suggests those having trouble making up their mind are more likely to believe an outcome is "predestined"
A nation ruled by creeps: Woody, Cosby and James Taranto’s demented “balance”
Katie McDonough
From celebrities to right-wing columnists, when it comes to sexual assault the media's idea of "balance" is inane
20 amazing quotes from atheists that prove religion isn’t necessary for a meaningful life
Valerie Tarico
Because belief in God isn't a prerequisite for finding joy and beauty in the world
The “Philomena” ad campaign is a depressing low for Harvey Weinstein
Daniel D'Addario
The campaign doesn't even promote the film -- it just tells you that it might win Oscars
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