 Curtis Johnson A reexamination of the legendary naturalist's work gives new insight into his complex views on religion |
 John Lanchester People with money know how to speak money. To win the debate, we must first learn their language. Here's how |
 Brandon Loran Maxwell For me, a progressive outlook and libertarianism are not incompatible. It didn't radicalize me -- it moderated me |
 Thomas Frank Liberals yearn to believe in post-ideological blank slates -- and get disappointed every time. Will we ever learn? |
 Shawn Van Valkenburgh How invocations of "karma" and Zen are being used to justify deeply unequal systems of power |
 Sean McElwee It's time to take take America's wealthiest down a peg — but how? |
 Rachel Birnbaum For years, the idea of motherhood filled me with dread. Then I changed my mind -- but was it too late? |
 Lindsay Abrams Human activity is influencing the genetic world in unexpected and dangerous ways, Emily Monosson tells Salon |
 Andrew O'Hehir Two courageous reporters dug up dark government secrets. Only one was betrayed by his peers. Why did it happen? |
 Michael Berry "The more you pay attention, the more horrifying the world is," says writer Paolo Bacigalupi |
 Luke Brinker "Who am I? Why am I here?" VIDEO |
 Susan Cox Mark Zuckerberg's ideas about what constitutes "identity" aren't just laughable — they're downright destructive |
 Luke Brinker Taran Killam channels Ron Klain -- and takes some tough questions VIDEO |
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 Michael Winship, BillMoyers.com Reports reveal the multinational has been pumping money into Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn's Senate campaigns |
 Jean MacKenzie, GlobalPost The U.S. has spent $7.6 billion on counternarcotics, and the country's opium industry is now bigger than ever |
 Nicholas St. Fleur, Scientific American An expert explains how New York City's Bellevue Hospital prepared to treat a potential Ebola patient |
 Steven Rosenfeld, AlterNet Home to the Westboro Baptist Church, the state is as homophobic as any in the union. A brave few are taking a stand |
 David Sirota Champions of pot legalization are challenging police to "drug duels" to prove weed is less dangerous than booze |
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