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Gay people might not be welcome at the next two World Cup championships

Jenny Kutner
Qatar's sports minister says he's unsure if LGBT soccer fans will jive with the country's "ethical values" in 2022

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Diaspora is good for the Jews

Alan Wolfe
It's been heresy to validate life outside Israel, but it's possible for Jews to be secure, successful as a minority

Vladimir Putin: Soviet pact with Hitler wasn’t so bad

Timothy McGrath
The Russian president defends the decision to make Poland part of Nazi Germany's sphere of influence

Noam Chomsky on Russia: “The worst-case scenario, of course, would be a nuclear war”

Sarah Gray
The cognitive scientist and political activist spoke to RT about many global issues

“It’s about forgetting the past”: Eric Lichtblau exposes how the CIA protected ex-Nazis

Elias Isquith
The New York Times reporter tells Salon about his new book on one of the U.S.'s greatest moral failures

5 disturbing facts that show the system is rigged against America’s middle class

Paul Buchheit
The 1 percent is rapidly vacuuming up the country's wealth, and things have only gotten worse since the recession

50 rock songs that made me a better writer

ROBERT BURKE WARREN
From "Pinball Wizard" to "Down Under," pop music has expanded my vocabulary in ways I'm only now realizing

Circus of GOP talking heads: I spent my post-election day watching Fox News

Andrew O'Hehir
Amid the feasting, a note of "oh crap": Now we have to make everybody unhappy, control Cruz, and fight Hillary

“Interstellar”: Christopher Nolan’s grand space opera tries to outdo “2001”

Andrew O'Hehir
Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway go to infinity and beyond in a twisty, dazzling, crazy-ambitious space opera

Oscar Wilde invented Kim Kardashian: Sex tapes, the new celeb culture, and the importance of being famous

David M. Friedman
The Situation could take a lesson: Long before he was accomplished, Wilde made himself famous for being famous

Gamergate’s fickle hero: The dark opportunism of Breitbart’s Milo Yiannopoulos

Zaid Jilani
Gamergate is full of men who have no real interest in the video game community. Their only cause is anti-feminism

Betrayal, collusion, spying: Exploring a swing from extreme left to right

Joan Silber
Exploring war and best and worst of American dream with Johanna Skibsrud, author of "Quartet for the End of Time"

7 cities that are playgrounds for the rich and nightmares for the poor

Aaron Cantú
Nowhere is the planet's exploding income inequality on more vivid display than these major metropolises

7 things McDonald’s really wants you to forget

Martha Rosenberg
The fast-food giant has a checkered history of abusing the environment -- and its workers

Laura Poitras: “I knew this was going to piss off the most powerful people in the world”

Andrew O'Hehir
The Pulitzer-winning filmmaker talks about shooting those history-shaping Snowden-Greenwald meetings in Hong Kong

10 Things to Know for Today

6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ebola idiocy abounds

Janet Allon
One Fox News expert actually thinks Obama is using the disease as a biological weapon against America

Why I visit prostitutes

Tony Calvin
Just as sex workers are shamed by society, so are the clients who see them. It's time to tell my side of the story

Scott Brown has the dumbest Ebola take yet: We wouldn’t have to worry about it if Mitt were president!

Luke Brinker
The GOP Senate candidate thinks he knows just the man to solve all the world's problems

Richard Dawkins: Religion isn’t the problem in the Middle East

Dan Arel
The new atheist reluctantly concedes Islam can't be blamed for the actions of terrorist organizations like ISIS
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