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The Internet’s destroying work — and turning the old middle class into the new proletariat
Andrew Leonard
The new economy is turning human labor into just another computer process -- and will keep wrecking jobs
Rand Paul completely mangles Lincoln
Joan Walsh
Defending a staffer who once wrote “John Wilkes Booth was right,” Paul spews his own troubling anti-Lincoln bias
Porn blockers — not just for kids
Tracy Clark-Flory
Adults beg Web-filtering companies to protect them from themselves, giving new meaning to "parental controls"
“The Lone Ranger” failed because it wasted money
Andrew O'Hehir
With "The Lone Ranger," Disney lost big on a bad idea. But in Hollywood, failure's almost as good as success
Eight key quotes from the new Snowden video
Alex Halperin
"The NSA lied about the existence of this tool to Congress."
A hodgepodge of a column
Cary Tennis
A second look at a recent column, a vacation note and a lengthy disquisition on a topic of keen interest to some
Settler: There will not be a Palestinian state
Alex Halperin, Andrew O'Hehir
Peace can come when the Palestinians accept the settlers, according to the influential activist Dani Dayan
“Why did you shoot me? I was reading a book”: The new warrior cop is out of control
Radley Balko
SWAT teams raiding poker games and trying to stop underage drinking? Overwhelming paramilitary force is on the rise
“God is not great”: Christopher Hitchens is not a liar
Carlo Dellora
A new book says the famed atheist thinker's writing on religion is intellectually sloppy. It gets Hitch wrong
Christian leaders have always been misogynists
Valerie Tarico
The 20 most vile quotes from leaders of the church, from St. Benedict to Pat Robertson
“Lost Girls”: A serial killer’s victims
Laura Miller
A gifted reporter does justice to the lives of women murdered by a yet-to-be-found monster in Long Island
The Atlantic’s latest silly idea is wrong: No, fast food won’t cure obesity
Deena Shanker
An Atlantic cover story gets absolutely everything wrong about processed food, Michael Pollan and Americans' health
Playing “Hopscotch” with Julio Cortázar
Ted Gioia
What big secret did a 4-star general reveal?
Marcy Wheeler
With James Cartwright being targeted for leaks, the claim that he caused danger to the U.S. raises real questions
Income inequality is far from benign
Jared Bernstein
It reduces access to new employment opportunities and thus reduces economic mobility
It’s only a little menstrual blood!
Hrag Vartanian
"Menstrala" is a growing art form, but many still express repulsion at the sight of a woman's period on canvas
Antonin Scalia’s self-pitying, angry nostalgia
Alex Pareene
Supreme Court's arch-conservative says legalizing same-sex marriage discriminates against people who don't want it
Is the South more racist than the North?
Seth Masket
Study finds "Southerners are more likely than Northerners to use prejudice in making political decisions"
Jonah Hill: “Whatever, man. Scorsese thinks I’m awesome”
Daniel D'Addario
Exclusive: A "Superbad" star tells magazine Bullett that Martin Scorsese's support proves he's a major talent
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
Gun control activists are getting outworked
Michael Winship
Most Americans support background checks, but few advocate for them unless they've been affected by gun violence
What Kanye has in common with Bret Easton Ellis
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
Authenticity -- whether you are who your art says you are -- is crucial (and slippery) in literature and rap alike
Howard Kurtz joins Fox’s board of journalism ethics experts
Alex Seitz-Wald
The disgraced media critic follows in the path set by similarly challenged Juan Williams and Judith Miller
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