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Louis-Dreyfus gets political
Willa Paskin
Salon talks to the star of HBO's "Veep" about Nancy Pelosi, the joy of swearing and fans' endless "Seinfeld" quotes
Mass killer’s American pen pal
Gerald Traufetter
23-year-old from Massachusetts outs himself as fan during trial: "I dream of meeting Breivik"
The “secrecy” card
Steve Kornacki
Democratic attacks on Romney’s lack of transparency arouse accusations of backdoor anti-Mormonism
The freedom W. had — and Mitt lacks
Steve Kornacki
When W. needed to separate himself from a spoiled GOP label, Republicans played along. Things have changed
Mitt Romney’s doubletalk on motherhood
Joan Walsh
His wife's "job" is "more important" than his, but he'd make welfare moms work "from day one if we could"
Feds ready whistleblower trial
Glenn Greenwald
Guest Post: Obama's pledge to "look forward" on torture doesn't apply to John Kiriakou, who was in court on Friday
Making politicians look bad: ‘A fireable offense’
Charles R. Davis
Guest Post: Getting Sen. Rockefeller to reveal the truth about Iran intelligence nearly lost me my reporting job
“Girls” lives up to the hype
Willa Paskin
HBO's new show has rightly become a generational event. It's just as funny, smart and authentic as we'd hoped
Stop teasing Axl Rose
Annie Zaleski
The Guns 'n Roses frontman turns down the hall of fame, but no rocker in decades has had more influence. Kurt who?
The man the State Dept. wants silenced
Glenn Greenwald
Guest Post: Peter Van Buren wrote a critical book about Iraq. Now the State Department is waging war against him
Nike’s 99 percent ad
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A supposedly rogue sneaker video captures the Internet's attention -- and co-opts the Occupy zeitgeist
Zimmerman’s baffling website
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Trayvon Martin shooter reappears -- with curious quotes and a troubling photograph
California’s unregulated fracking problem
Scott Thill
Drilling has long gone unregulated in this earthquake-prone state. And now Gov. Brown may be trying to hush it up
Interview with Rachel Maddow
Glenn Greenwald
The MSNBC host discusses her new book on America's perpetual warfare -- and how it's continued even after Bush
Another Trayvon Martin case?
Amy Silverstein
In November, a black ex-Marine was shot to death by cops in his home. Charges are only now being brought
The Foxconn raise paradox
Cain Nunns
The Apple manufacturer's decision to increase wages in China isn't necessarily good news for its workers there
Expelled for profanity
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An incident in Indiana raises the question: Should tweeting an F bomb get you kicked out of school?
Aaron Sorkin’s right-wing fantasy
Willa Paskin
In the "West Wing" creator's new HBO show, the hero is a Republican
When corporations abandoned the 99%
William Lazonick
Over the last 30 years, companies have shifted their loyalties from employees to shareholders
Sorry, Gawker: My 42-point plan helped job seekers
Shea Gunther
The Internet howled when I sent 3,000 words of job-hunting advice with a rejection letter. Here's why I did it
Who’s buying your TV station?
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Big media groups stand to make billions on political ads this year. We should at least know who's paying for them
How Mandela united a nation
Toby Ash
John Carlin talks about how the South African leader averted a bloodbath and the triumphs of the post-apartheid era
The new girl power
Laura Miller
The record-setting opening weekend of "The Hunger Games" shows the cultural clout of young female readers
Matt Ortega: the man behind Mitt Romney memes
Alex Seitz-Wald
He hatched Etch a Sketch Mitt Romney and Multiple Choice Mitt. How Matt Ortega uses "microsites" to take on the GOP
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