 Thomas Frank Yes, we know, the crazy House. But we were promised hope and change on big issues. We got no vision and less action |
 Paul Rosenberg Reagan knew the importance of highways and infrastructure. Why is today's GOP determined to destroy it? |
 Orin Hargraves Stock words and phrases often get used to death — but that isn't always the case |
 Cara Hoffman "Hero" sounds like praise, but it's not: It glosses over the human cost of war, and keeps us from helping our vets |
 Susan Sered The worst-ever outbreak of the virus has western Africa in its grips — but Americans are looking the other way |
 Lev Mendes The World Cup taught us it's OK to feel patriotic pride, when we open ourselves up to the world |
 Angela Pneuman As a girl in rural Kentucky, I threw cassette tapes into a fire and was taught that Satan is in "Hotel California" |
 Wallace J. Nichols Since time immemorial, humans have been captivated by water. And the reasons go beyond evolution |
 Rory Tolan Imagine an army of robots with the power to decide who and when to kill. Brace yourself, because it's happening |
 Henry Grabar America's infrastructure is dramatically underfunded, and our roads are falling apart. Time to change things up |
 Andrea Flynn, Next New Deal Specious arguments against the Women's Health Protection Act reveal how misinformed Congress truly is |
 Todd Miller, TomDispatch.com In post-Constitutional America, the militarization of border control is a terrifying new reality |
 Jenny Kutner The secretary of state inadvertently expressed candid concern over Israel's ground invasion on Fox News |
 Jenny Kutner In Allen's world, sexual abuse charges don't have anything to do with poor attendance at his newest film |
 Jenny Kutner The Secretary of State shared the U.S. take on the Malaysia Airlines crash on 5 major Sunday talk shows |
 Karin Laub and Peter Enav, Associated Press Officials estimate nearly 35,000 Gazans fled their homes over the weekend |
 Andrew Leonard The soul of Silicon Valley: How Intel built a world of relentless technological change |
 Roni Jacobson, Scientific American Neagleria fowleri dwells in warm freshwater lakes and rivers and typically targets children and young adults |
 Susie Meserve Watching other women get pregnant stirs insane jealousy in me. And I already have a kid |
 James Griffiths, GlobalPost Life is rough for retirees in the world's second largest economy |
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