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The secret story of Richard Nixon’s first scandal
Jeffrey Frank
Long before Watergate, a secret fund almost ended his career -- instead, the Checkers speech taught him everything
A cocktail writer goes dry
Nora Maynard
After countless parties and hangovers, I swore off alcohol for a year and transformed my body and my bank account
Hell is my own book tour
Adam Mansbach
I used to worry that nobody would show up. Then I realized it's much, much worse when four people do
Divorcing while pregnant
Alice Parker
When I stumbled upon evidence that my new husband might be having an affair, I was horrified -- but also relieved
My double life in therapy
Jessica Ciencin Henriquez
In his office, I was a successful woman with a happy marriage. In reality, I was divorced -- and falling apart
Jodie Foster comes out, gritting her teeth
Mary Elizabeth Williams
After decades of ducking the issue, a "big coming out speech" -- whether she meant to do it or not
“Downton Abbey” Recap: The Lady Edith problem
Willa Paskin
The middle Crawley embodies "Downton's" aristocratic worldview, unfortunately for her
Who will claim the bodies of unknown immigrants?
Brendan Borrell
Forensic scientists are working to identify thousands of anonymous corpses along the U.S.-Mexico border
The sheikh and I: Ghostwriting for a crown prince in exile
Michael Janofsky
After 24 years at the New York Times, I got a call -- and stumbled into the strangest writing gig of my career
Fiction: Between the Sheets
Sue Grafton
Before Sue Grafton made Kinsey Millhone famous, there were some early cases to solve
Polar bears just might outlive us all
Zac Unger
They've become the fuzzy face of climate change. But these animals are far more resilient than we like to think
Do media vultures perpetuate mass shootings?
Rin Kelly
We remember the killers' names, but not the victims, mourns the daughter of a teacher at Columbine
Disappearing ink
Matthew Wolfe
A tattoo-covered doctor helps ex-cons remove their most scarring legacies
Mr. Joan Didion
Kelsey Osgood
Exploring the works of John Gregory Dunne, it's all but impossible to discern where husband ends and wife begins
All hail Pottersville!
Gary Kamiya
The "bad" town in "It's a Wonderful Life" jumps and jives -- while "wholesome" Bedford Falls is a bucolic snooze
The Chinese cook who saved my dad’s restaurant
Sidney W. Mintz
My Jewish father ran a dying restaurant in New Jersey -- but everything changed when he swapped cuisines
Compromise or betrayal?
Joan Walsh
If Democrats cut Social Security, they're breaking a campaign promise and fostering cynicism about politics.
Kristen Stewart: The thinking person’s movie star
Andrew O'Hehir
The "Twilight" star talks about media insanity, her unbelievable career arc and her role in "On the Road"
Sandy Hook’s future unclear as funerals for students begin
Matt Apuzzo, Pat Eaton-robb
The first two funerals will be held Monday, but when and where class will resume is undecided
End of Sandy Hook Elementary?
Matt Apuzzo, Pat Eaton-robb
As Newtown plans its first burials, town officials won't say whether the school will reopen
“The New Normal” vs. “Modern Family”
Kera Bolonik
"Modern Family" is all jazz hands and bed death and gay minstrelsy. It's "New Normal" that has the real gay cred
Adam Mansbach: My year on the bestseller list
Adam Mansbach
When "Go the F to Sleep" become a sensation, I got a crash course in parenting, celebrity and Kathie Lee Gifford
Mixed feelings among gay marriage activists about SCOTUS decision
Jillian Rayfield
Only NOM is totally happy
“Homeland” recap: I’ve never been that stupid
Willa Paskin
"Homeland" tries to recover from last week's episode, but doesn't quite pull it off
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