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Whoops! Turns out debt doesn’t ruin economies
Alex Pareene
A paper justifying international austerity measures had a couple of mistakes that totally undermine its argument
After Boston explosions, a scapegoat emerges on the right
Alex Seitz-Wald
Following the New York Post's lead, a belief is affirmed: The Boston explosions must have been done by Muslims
When capitalism consumed the Internet
James Orbesen
The Web today is a far cry from the utopian digital playground envisioned by its early users and pioneers
Did this 25-year-old foreign service officer have to die?
Jean MacKenzie
Anne Smedinghoff's death in a suicide bombing has reignited debate over U.S. intervention in Afghanistan
Wall Street Dem covers up her past and runs again
Alex Pareene
Remember Reshma Saujani, the hedge fund congressional candidate? She's back, but don't mention the hedge funds
MLK’s “Two Americas” truer than ever
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The inequality King highlighted continues to grow worse
“Duck Dynasty” is a great sitcom
Willa Paskin
A&E's popular reality show is funny and challenging in ways network comedies are not
Anthony Weiner is mulling a run for mayor
Jillian Rayfield
"It's now or maybe never for me," the former congressman says in a new profile
Rediscovering Renata Adler
Kelsey Osgood
Like Joan Didion and George W.S. Trow, the critic and novelist turned post-Woodstock disillusionment into art
Lessons from Steubenville for a Connecticut town
Katie McDonough
Parents and school officials try to teach consent and stop bullying following rape allegations against two students
Reagan aide disqualifies himself from the conversation
Robert C. Hockett
Former budget director David Stockman makes outlandish calls for a divorce from the market and the state
Outsider art invades Paris
Allison Meier
The "Museum of Everything" displays a wide array of work, from a Russian deaf mute to an American hospital janitor
Is this baby-faced blogger the next Andrew Breitbart?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Love him or hate him, former child prodigy Ben Shapiro is a growing force on the right
Mean Mad Men Tumblr shows that admen are all mean girls at heart
Prachi Gupta
A new blog pairs "Mean Girls" quotes with scenes from the AMC show
AP Stylebook nixes “illegal immigrant”
Katie McDonough
The AP stylebook announced Tuesday that it would no longer use "illegal" to describe people, only actions
Anti-gay marriage: Indefensible
Alex Pareene
Ross Douthat and others try their best, but the arguments for "traditional" marriage aren't getting any better
Delhi gang rape trial sparks Indian media frenzy
Mary Kenney
Digital media have been barred, but print journalists wait outside to swarm lawyers, the accused and their families
DHS to review solitary confinement of immigrants
Natasha Lennard
According to reports, hundreds of detained immigrants are held in isolation
Ann Coulter: We all have to “pay” for sodomy, single parenthood
Katie McDonough
Coulter turned a debate about Mayor Bloomberg's health initiatives into an anti-gay, anti-single parent tirade
How Groucho Marx was saved
Sean Cole
The legend's grandson tells the incredible true story of the TV show that almost ended up in the garbage dump
Literature meets television in Slaughterhouse 90210
Prachi Gupta
The popular Tumblr celebrates its four-year anniversary this week
MSNBC selectively remembers the Iraq War
Alex Pareene
Updated: Morning Joe and Luke Russert leave out some important context. Like how much MSNBC pushed for war
“Gamers” are not the enemy
Andrew Leonard
An egregious new report on Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza treats video-game players like the scum of the earth
Vladimir Nabokov, “Houdini of history”?
Alisa Sniderman
A new biography and a recently published play offer insights into how the author felt about the past
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