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A rare, unvarnished look at the Rove spin machine. Plus: The press goes soft on Kissinger.

A sonnet commemorating the 60th anniversary of the first laboratory-induced nuclear chain reaction.

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Sometimes I think my boyfriend prefers blow jobs to intercourse, and it makes me uncomfortable.

Online gathering places provide safe harbor for India's gays. But they may prevent some people from coming out.

We had great sex -- then he returned from his honeymoon.

No-nonsense "Dr. Phil" has struck a national nerve with his bootstrap psychology. But can he escape the shadow of his famous patron?

The Justice Department says no, but an Oklahoma City TV reporter says yes. With war against Iraq looming, her conspiracy theory has new support among right-wingers and hawks.

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Listen to supersleuth Nancy Drew's adventures from the second book in the beloved mystery series.

An expert on geopolitics says forget Islamic terrorism -- the real future threat to America's supremacy will come from Europe.

Listen to a live recording of a story set in a world where clothes alter -- at times seemingly dominate -- people's behavior.

Celine Dion longs to sing in the buff; J.Lo inks a deal for conjugal bliss -- four times a week.

Thirty bucks for a new hardcover! How book prices got so out of hand, who's responsible and what it will take to make reading more affordable in the future.