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My soccer racism nightmare: How to keep the beauty in the beautiful game
Chris Williams
It's a terrific sport that's on display this month. But we also need to discuss the part no one wants to talk about
Ann Coulter pleased her anti-soccer rant inspired a “hissy fit”
Elias Isquith
The conservative media personality's latest trolly screed angered many and went viral. She couldn't be happier
Natural gas industry hires family members of leading politicians
Lee Fang
What's worse: In many cases, these politicians hold sway over decisions critical to leading gas companies
Stop predicting music’s future: The next Pixies, White Stripes or Adele will come from the indie ranks
Gareth Murphy
Spotify? A fancy new streaming service? What we always forget is the guile of lawyers, lobbyists — and teenagers
TV’s female spy problem
Julia Cooke
From "Alias" to "The Americans," female spies are a fantasy about how women can balance family and work
World Cup: 7 teams vying for 3 spots in 2nd round
Mattias Karen
The 7 craziest right-wing conspiracy theories involving America and concentration camps
Evan McMurry
Gun control. The census. FEMA. Is there anything these people think won't lead to fascism?
“A crisis we can’t ignore”: Former Bush Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson warns of the coming “climate crash”
Lindsay Abrams
The conservative heavyweight makes an impassioned case for climate action
The Iron Lady’s American obsession: Thatcher and Reagan’s desperate political alliance
Guy Arnold
The two most important conservative figures of the past 30 years had a more complicated relationship than you think
Dave Zirin: “FIFA’s World Cup is for the wealthy, not for the people”
Michael Winship
The author of "Brazil's Dance with the Devil" on the corruption fueling one of the world's biggest sporting events
5 political crises that threaten the global economy
Thomas Mucha
While you're glued to the World Cup, the planet is burning. Here are just a few conflicts worth monitoring
6 of the worst countries in the world for workers
Sarah Wolfe
A new report by the International Trade Union Confederation sheds light on labor exploitation across the globe
Sorry, George W. Bush, but this whole mess is still your fault
Paul Rosenberg
GOP wants to pin Iraq on Barack Obama. Perhaps they need a simple refresher in the real history of the last decade
U.S. officials tried really, really hard to catch Edward Snowden but still couldn’t do it
Katie McDonough
The Washington Post takes a fascinating look at how the U.S. tried -- and failed -- to catch the whistleblower
Romney: All US fought for in Iraq could vanish
Michelle L. Price, Ken Thomas
5 biggest, weirdest food heists
Jess Zimmerman
Thai police recently nabbed a man for stealing 35 candy bars from a 7-11. That's peanuts compared to these
Snowden’s message: “We don’t have to ask for our privacy, we can take it back”
Sarah Gray
One year after the first NSA revelations were published, Edward Snowden renews his call for action
Laura Ingraham’s fear of children: Inside her latest xenophobic assault
Heather Digby Parton
In her America, if we don't crack down on immigrants, little kids will ruin "our" way of life and take "our" jobs
Jonah Hill shows how to say you’re sorry
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor gives a humble apology -- but there's still one more thing he could do
America’s red dawn: The Bolshevik roots of the Tea Party
Alexei Bayer
Tea Partiers may be loathe to admit it, but their rise is reminiscent of the Communist faction's a century ago
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