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April 25, 2014
Jemima Khan
Mr. Knowledge Speaks
Wikipedia's founder on Turkey's Twitter ban, the NSA, and why net neutrality might not be such a big deal
April 25, 2014
Helen Croydon
It's Time to Ditch Monogamy
Swans and beavers mate for life. Humans not so much.
April 25, 2014
Alice Robb
How Two Inoffensive Words Became the Most Inflammatory Phrase in English
The affirmative action story
April 25, 2014
Brian Beutler
Republicans Asked for an Immigration Debate. Now They're Running From It.
April 25, 2014
Esther Breger
TV Needs to Stop Treating Mental Illness as a Superpower
April 25, 2014
Brian Beutler
Racist Nevada Rancher Cliven Bundy Reveals the Depths of Conservative White Supremacism Denial
April 24, 2014
Marc Tracy
Michael Pineda’s Foul Ball
Why was the Yankees pitcher suspended for breaking a rule that everyone breaks?
April 24, 2014
David Thomson
'Locke' is the Best New Film of the Year
April 24, 2014
Brian Beutler
Conservatives Hold the Line, Offer Weak Defense of Racist Rancher As Martyr for Liberty
April 24, 2014
Marc Tracy
Piketty's 'Capital': A Hit That Was, Wasn't, Then Was Again
How the French tome has rocked the tiny Harvard University Press
April 23, 2014
David Thomson
These Newsreels Tell the History of the 20th Century
April 23, 2014
Maia Booker
The Haunting Beauty of Farm Technology
Flyover country has never looked this good
April 23, 2014
Sarah Sloat
A Rock Star's Brother Made A Documentary. What It Says About Sibling Rivalry.
April 23, 2014
Alice Robb
Multilinguals Have Multiple Personalities
April 23, 2014
Waldo Frank
The Myth of Shakespeare
What is the true preeminence of The Bard?
April 23, 2014
Marc Tracy
Evangelical Christians Are Disappointed to Discover That Book Publishers Believe in the Free Market, Too
April 23, 2014
Isaac Chotiner
The Second Episode of 'Fargo' Is Even Stranger Than the First (And Not In A Good Way)
April 23, 2014
Emmett Rensin
This Infamous Hacker Went to Prison for Trolling AT&T. Now He Wants to Troll Wall Street.
April 22, 2014
Brian Beutler
If That Crazy Nevada Rancher Had Cried Religious Liberty, the GOP Would Have His Back
April 22, 2014
Jerry A. Coyne
Atheists Could Learn a Lot from Religious People About How to Win Debates

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