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“The Newsroom”: It’s all over but the 2012 election
Daniel D'Addario
"The Newsroom" gives us election 2012, women's love of shoes, and odd capers in the season's penultimate episode
Opposition leader tipped to be Australia’s new Prime Minister
Liz Fields
On election day, polls favor Tony Abbott, who is "threatened" by gays and claims abortion is "the easy way out"
Pick of the week: Big Pharma’s African genocide
Andrew O'Hehir
A devastating new film explores the lies, greed and indifference that killed millions in Africa
Keep your baby off Twitter!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Parents are starting their children's online lives early -- and it's bad for kids and adults
Ready to marry, but not for “wife”
Tracy Clark-Flory
I'm thrilled to tie the knot, but not about taking on that four-letter word -- and I'm not alone
Dangers of traveling while female
Tara Isabella Burton
I wanted to be a fearless adventurer like my male heroes, but a voice kept warning me: Don't get yourself raped
6 wildly offensive comments from America’s titans of industry
RJ Eskow
Zuckerberg's new super-PAC prospectus reminds us he's ready to "move fast and break things," democracy included
Borges wasn’t apolitical
Gina Apostol
Despite his claims of indifference, the Argentine author was preoccupied with the duality of identity and nation
Sports bars can’t be replaced
DIANA MOSKOVITZ
They're not always clean or fun or roomy enough, but they're one of the few public places that are never empty
My brother became my sister
Molly Haskell
“This is where I belong:" At age 60, my brother told me he wanted to become a woman
Richard Dawkins is not an Islamophobe
Jeffrey Tayler
An attack on the renowned atheist as anti-Muslim is really designed to squelch honest conversation about religion
Jan Brewer angry over satirical report suggesting she supports mandatory “gay conversion” classes for children
Katie McDonough
The people of Arizona believed the satirical news item, probably because of Brewer's anti-LGBT record
“Hunger Games” summer camp is a travesty
Jodi Eichler-Levine
Why using the right pronoun matters
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The confusion over Chelsea Manning shows how hard the conversation around transition can be -- and how important
Please fire Maureen Dowd … or get her a fact-checker
Alex Pareene
The Times columnist hijacks the NYC mayor race, makes another screw-up that would get a less famous reporter axed
Iranian schools will teach students to hunt drones
Kelsey D. Atherton
The Revolutionary Guard will provide training in high school "Defensive Readiness" classes
“Dads” offends on every level
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The jokes in the new Fox series are insensitive -- and unfunny
Chomsky: The U.S. behaves nothing like a democracy
Noam Chomsky
The MIT professor lays out how the majority of U.S. policies are opposed to what wide swaths of the public want
What picketing taught me about feminism
Julia Carrie Wong
Mainstream feminists could learn a lot about solidarity from the collective action of a picket line
Hey, Washington Post: Print that forbidden NSA interview!
Alex Pareene
The Post gets a huge story, but still allows the government to jerk its reporters around
Diary of an ice queen: The literature of the Amanda Knox case
Tom Dibblee
Whether she's guilty or not, there's something about the accused murderess that will always arouse our suspicion
Esquire got duped by Alex Jones
Alex Seitz-Wald
A favorable profile of the conspiracy theorist in the venerable men's mag lets him hide his noxious anti-gay views
Ebooks v. Cigarettes
Kaya Genç
How would George Orwell, calculate his modern day expenses in the post paperback age?
Comedy’s last taboo
Emma Garman
In a landscape where being offensive is almost expected, one topic is off limits — but maybe not for long
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