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Whatever You Do, Don't Call Michele Bachmann Crazy
If you hate her politics, you should really hate Newsweek's "crazy-eyed" Bachmann cover, too.
Lifestyle
Why Does America Spend More on Health Care than Countries with Socialized Medicine?
The United States spends a higher percentage of its GDP on health care then countries with socialized medicine.
Culture
Why White Men Should Refuse to Be on Panels of All White Men
White media types are always complaining about a lack of diversity on panels and in articles. Why don't they boycott them?
News
What Would a Post-SOPA Internet Look Like?
We bring you a glimpse of the dystopian future that would result if SOPA were to pass through Congress.
Culture
A Month Later, "Homeless Man with a Golden Voice" Is Abandoned by His Corporate Friends
Less than two months after being initially discovered, the homeless man with the radio voice has been abandoned by his benefactors.
Culture
How Not to Talk When You Talk About Rape
The IMF's Dominique Strauss-Kahn is in police custody in New York, but it's the people writing about him behaving criminally.
Culture
Gay Caveman Grave Proves Cavemen Smarter Than Many Americans (UPDATED)
Archeologists show that ancient communities respected their LGBT members. Why can't we?
Culture
Kanye Is Wrong: His Murdered Woman Video Is Totally Misogynistic
Kanye West's new video, in which the props are murdered women, is misogynistic, regardless of what the rapper says.
Culture
Sarah Palin Is Wrong to Equate Jared Loughner's Illness with 'Evil'
Jared Loughner is sick, not evil, and it's important for people to differentiate between the two.
News
Republican Senate Nominee Uses Picture of Mexicans—in Mexico—to Scare Us About Illegal Immigrants
Sharron Angle, the Republican opponent of Senator Harry Reid in Nevada, just grabbed any old scary picture of Mexican guys for her TV ad.
Technology
Transparency: The Origins of Electricity, Tesla vs. Edison
Let's compare their lives, achievements, and embittered battles of these two electricity pioneers in our latest infographic.
Cities
Help Make Our Next Magazine. The Cities Issue: Starring L.A.
GOOD's next magazine is The Cities Issue: Starring Los Angeles. Tell us about L.A. organizations doing great things—or L.A. problems to be solved.
Culture
Evidence: Dazed Expressions of Children Watching TV
"Evidence" is a short film Godfrey Reggio—you might remember his Koyaanisqatsi—that focuses on the dazed expressions of children watching...
Culture
Macho Man Randy Savage: The Last American Tough Guy
Macho Man Randy Savage is dead, and so is a big part of my childhood.
Culture
Reasonable People Disagree About LeBron James
Is LeBron James a total jackass or just misunderstood? A GOOD point-counterpoint attempts to find the answer.
Culture
Why Is the Internet Obsessed with Uses for Baking Soda?
Help us get to the bottom of our wildly popular story about sodium bicarbonate.
Business
Would You Want to Live in a Cash-Free World?
When asked if they'd ditch bills for good, Canadians replied with a resounding "yes!" But for some, a cashless world is bad for business.
Culture
Why Do So Many Americans Think Obama Is a Muslim?
New polls say 20 percent of Americans erroneously believe President Obama—who is a Christian and has given speeches touching on his faith on...
