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A libertarian man’s surprising proposal: Gender quotas!
Lauren Rankin
John Marshall of Montana wants to require his state legislature to have equal numbers of men and women. Here's why
The 5 craziest moments from the Times’ feature on “crazy ants”
Lindsay Abrams
The invasive species is taking over Texas
GOP’s shutdown fever: Why another debacle may be coming
Brian Beutler
If Obamacare's worst news is behind it, the right may have fewer incentives to play nice on the budget. Here's why
David Lowery: Silicon Valley must be stopped, or creativity will be destroyed
Scott Timberg
Silicon Valley's making money off the work of others. David Lowery is on a crusade for copyright, fairness and art
Paul Ryan’s Tea Party nightmare: The perils of delivering a mini-budget deal
Joan Walsh
The former VP nominee is working hard, but a bipartisan pact could wreck his standing with 2016 GOP primary voters
GOP infighting rages: McConnell blasts Tea Party group for “utter nonsense”
Elias Isquith
The Senate minority leader says it's time for Republicans to "stand up" to Tea Party intimidation
R.I.P. Obamacare repeal movement: Crusade is officially dead
Brian Beutler
Without anyone realizing, all mainstream efforts to kill the health law have disappeared. Here's what it all means
GOP’s massive 2013 mistake: How the party ignored its terminal illness
Joan Walsh
Celebrating Obamacare's troubles, Republicans finish the year ignoring lessons it was supposed to learn from 2012
The Sriracha shut-down is happening
Lindsay Abrams
A Los Angeles judge ordered a partial halt in production of the popular hot sauce
GOP congressman: It would be irresponsible to let Obamacare fail
Elias Isquith
Rep. Jack Kingston says he's focused on improving healthcare -- not just repealing Obamacare
Conservative think tank appalled when guys with MBAs take over
Alex Pareene
Heritage staffers for some reason don't like their organization being treated like a common school or corporation
In the national security state, what is everyone so afraid of?
Tom Engelhardt
We've created a society where everyone's scared all the time, and it serves the interests of defense contractors
Give Joe Scarborough a tissue!: D.C. pundits horrified at rudeness of “nuclear option”
Alex Pareene
Poor centrists: By allowing the majority to govern, Harry Reid made a broken Congress even more broken, they sniff
GOP establishment donors target Tea Party congressman
Elias Isquith
Seven big-time GOP donors send letter urging others to support a Tea Party congressman's more moderate challenger
Ted Cruz meets the birther-in-chief
Joan Walsh
The Texas senator, born in Canada, comes to NYC to raise money. Will Donald Trump demand his papers?
When was your last visit to a national park?
Annemarie Dooling
As the government weighs new legislation to protect parks, Salon readers share their favorite memories
Jobless claims fall to lowest level in two months
Michelle Jamrisko
Jobless claims dropped by 21,000, falling further than economists predicted.
Mitch McConnell: Biggest loser!
Joan Walsh
Tragically cautious Senate Democrats finally give Harry Reid the votes he needed to let Barack Obama be president
The anti-Ted Cruz scare campaign has its limits
Brian Beutler
There's no spinning the Obamacare mess away. The best way out: Fixing the law and proving the haters wrong
Christie slams GOP for “loss of courage”
Elias Isquith
The New Jersey governor says his party has forgotten the value of "big tent" conservatism
Fuel removal begins today at Fukushima. How dangerous is it?
Mari Yamaguchi
Understanding the stakes in decommissioning the damaged nuclear plant
Is the world finally ready to do something about climate change?
Michael Klare
The "super typhoon" in the Philippines was only the latest sign that we're facing an almost incomprehensible threat
Can we trade Obama for Nixon?
Andrew O'Hehir
Yes, liberals – Obamacare is a disaster, and one that reflects the fundamental weakness of Democratic ideology
An MBA for stoners: Get ready for the next growth industry
Michelle Goodman
At a Seattle conference, clean-cut entrepreneurs look to get rich and stay legal. The "party bus" waits outside
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