Media, drones and propaganda
As usual, the leading spokespeople for government policies are disguised as the nation's Adversarial Watchdog Press
A new report in Nature warns that we've changed the planet so much, we'll no longer recognize it in a few decades
As usual, the leading spokespeople for government policies are disguised as the nation's Adversarial Watchdog Press
Yesterday, a fake video of an oil industry party went viral. I was there. Here's how it all went down
Hint: It's definitely not Massachusetts
Republicans want to keep the popular parts of Obamacare, but the Supreme Court could make that very difficult
The former candidate has created his own PAC, but don't expect him to make much of an impact
As Europe's biggest soccer tournament gets underway, many fear a volatile mix of anger and racism
Obama was making a good point by saying “the private sector is doing fine” – but it still plays to Mitt’s strategy
After Sunday's crash that killed 159 people, Nigerians express anger at the airline and the government
Forty years after Vietnam's most famous photo, incendiary weapons still kill and injure children
A new challenge sheds light on a horribly outdated policy. It's time for the Scouts' exclusionary rules to end
U.S. politics explains our obsession with the undead
Do you prefer it with a nice Bernaise sauce or maybe some transglutaminase? Yes, "meat glue"
"Federal politics right now is all about whether or not to make things worse"
His new ad is a textbook demonstration of how to make something out of nothing
Sex, cursing, fangs: Scenery isn't the only thing chomped in "True Blood's" deliriously over-the-top fifth season
More people have a negative opinion of private equity; Bill Clinton says sorry; and other top Friday stories
Sallie Mae was created to help young people get loans, but it ended up putting profits before their well-being
Books are considered a culture's memory. But since we keep repeating our mistakes, maybe we shouldn't bother
Be glad your report cards didn't come from Mussolini's government
All my life I thought I was ADHD; now maybe I have Asperger's syndrome
Pick of the week: The "Twilight" dreamboat drives a stake through Edward Cullen's heart in "Bel Ami"
First he didn't "desire" to serve, but didn’t evade it. Then he "longed" to go. The truth: He got four deferments
MSNBC talker doesn't let facts get in the way of his "general impressions" of liberal media bias
A poll confirms W’s dubious place among former White House occupants. Is there a way for Obama to harness this?
A pastor gets an art-house flick banned in Tuscaloosa -- but it might still backfire on him
The wild world of border security and boundary building in Arizona
Even Bill Clinton agrees
Civilian victims are due compensation, says top official; Panetta says strikes will continue
The state of Nebraska hopes to execute a man with a drug that has been recalled by its manufacturer
Romney outraised Obama in May, but nowhere does campaign cash matter less in politics than in a presidential race
In the 36 hours since his win, the Wisconsin governor's profile has soared to new levels of right-wing fame
Li Wangyang, a Chinese dissident who had been in jail for 22 years, was found dead under "strange" circumstances
The Green Lantern comes out today, using his superpowers to help integrate the comic book world
We expect honesty from a physician. But sometimes doctors and patients don't want to deal with the truth
Let's all stop pretending imaginary "gaffes" are real
New court documents offer more proof of Obama's birthplace. Predictably, the birther queen still says it's forged
Biblical plague occured because Libya's civil war last year stopped insect prevention efforts
The legislative architect of the Great Recession lands a plum post at a conservative think tank
Ending the low rates for wealthy Americans at the end of this year is more than a matter of presidential will
The nominee annoys his neighbors; the stimulus worked; when Bain took public cash; and other top Thursday stories
The antiabortion movement is increasingly targeting doctors -- and a few partisan physicians are lending it a hand
Will high-level Obama officials who leak for political gain be punished on equal terms with actual whistleblowers?