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No one is listening to the world’s only superpower
Dilip Hiro
The greater Middle East has rebuffed Uncle Sam
“Breaking Bad'”s most powerful drug was money
Charlotte Shane
No matter how much Walt made, he wanted more -- until the bitter end, when ego was all that mattered
Parents outraged over school’s slavery reenactment field trip
Katie McDonough
Connecticut parents and the state's African-American Affairs Commission call the field trip "emotional abuse"
America’s “reality” is white and male
Julia Carrie Wong
From Julie Chen to Marissa Alexander, women of color are constantly treated like their feelings aren't real
Shall we play a game?: The rise of the military-entertainment complex
Corey Mead
The Army wants you to play video games: For decades, the military has been financing, inventing and perfecting them
The real story of Detroit’s economy
Frank Joyce
A Motor City native explains why "Detroit is exactly where we want to be"
Fox News cares more about dogs than women
Katie Halper
The network chose to celebrate National Dog Day rather than Women's Equality Day. Let's compare the two
TV channel or cult?: Fox News’ paranoid P.R. machine
Alex Pareene
Paranoid culture of secrecy includes a political campaign-style P.R. apparatus that plants smears against critics
Rand Paul’s shocking racial blind spot
Alex Seitz-Wald
The senator's refusal to confront the ugly parts of his base is why he'll never be able to expand beyond it
Tamerlan Tsarnaev: 21st century conspiracist
Alex Seitz-Wald
Just as Timothy McVeigh was in the 1990s, the Tsarnaev brothers are quintessential conspiracists of their era
I was a climate change denier
Yotam Marom
Hurricane Sandy helped open my eyes to the urgency of the crisis -- and the ways it can unite us
Global warming, LSD, euthanasia: Bring on the death panels
Alexander Zaitchik
Heat waves and a frayed safety net have made old age uncomfortable. Sci-fi talk about end-of-life drugs make sense
Rand Paul’s white supremacy double game
Joan Walsh
Jack Hunter says he’s leaving to protect Paul and clear his own name, but his Charleston editor isn’t buying it
Richard Cohen is terrified of black people
Alex Pareene
Washington Post columnist understands racial profiling, because hoodies are the "uniform" of crime
Is George Zimmerman white or Hispanic? That depends
Isa Hopkins
For white Hispanics, our privilege can always be undercut. Zimmerman bet on his whiteness -- and now he's entrapped
Hey, Newt, this is not a “lynch mob”!
Joan Walsh
Newt Gingrich insists Trayvon Martin protesters were "prepared to be a lynch mob." Here's a little history lesson
My parents were right-wing extremists
Claire Conner
Mom and dad were John Birchers who idolized George Wallace. And then I found a hero in Martin Luther King Jr.
White supremacy, meet black rage
Brittney Cooper
How does black life come to have value in a white supremacist system, where the rules only apply to us?
Antonin Scalia’s self-pitying, angry nostalgia
Alex Pareene
Supreme Court's arch-conservative says legalizing same-sex marriage discriminates against people who don't want it
Frank Luntz hired by Washington football team to convince people name isn’t horribly racist
Alex Pareene
Republican pollster hired by football team with disgusting name
Watching the Sunday shows so you don’t have to
Jim Newell
The experts of Meet the Press, Face the Nation and This Week solve the Syria, Holder and IRS crises in mere minutes
How the GOP cast Obama as Gatsby (minus the parties)
Andrew O'Hehir
He's a flawed, handsome idealist with a puzzling life story, hounded by his enemies as a sinister outsider
“Man of Steel”: Pentagon propaganda flick
Sean McElwee
The new "Superman" features F-35 fighter jets that haven't even been approved to fly
Were the Tsarnaevs nuts or revolutionaries?
Michael Lind
We may find the Tsarnaevs' ideology deluded, but we should take it seriously if we want to avoid others like them
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