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Dog-training the press corps
Glenn Greenwald
Journalists who heap the most lavish praise on the White House are rewarded with the most valuable treats
Blood, gore, tourism: The ax murderer who saved a small town
Nick Kowalczyk
100 years ago, someone killed 8 people in an Iowa home. Can unsolved brutality revive a dying town?
Occupy assails Wells Fargo
Natasha Lennard
15 protesters are arrested after storming the bank's shareholders meeting
My deathbed second thoughts
Lani Leary
After my mother's death, I dedicated my life to helping people die on their own terms. Then my father got sick
Surveillance State evils
Glenn Greenwald
35 years ago, a leading liberal Senator issued a grave warning about allowing the NSA to spy domestically
The sound of sin
Shulem Deen
How one little Panasonic radio tore apart my marriage -- and my Jewish faith
Long time coming: Trayvon’s law
Jefferson Morley
For the first time in a decade, Congress holds a hearing on anti-profiling legislation
Our awkward talks about God
Sue Sanders
At 13, Lizzie is finding her faith. How do I tell her I don't believe without influencing what she does?
Newt Gingrich, Fox News victim
Steve Kornacki
He says the Murdoch/Ailes network is in the tank for Romney and biased against him – and he’s basically right
Words we had after he died
Kathleen Volk Miller
When we lost my husband to cancer, my family's world went upside down. We made sense of it the best we could
Desperately seeking survival
Bee Lavender
I was 13 and diagnosed with terminal cancer -- then Madonna showed me how to live
The Maldives’ ousted president on climate change and tyranny
Andrew O'Hehir
Ousted in a February coup, Mohamed Nasheed talks global warming, Islamic radicals and "The Island President"
Trayvon’s parents go to Washington
Jefferson Morley
Members of Congress embrace Martin's parents, but don't have many answers
Watching the beach for debris from Japan
Bill Donahue
Items from Japan may be washing up on U.S. beaches. But to find some, prepare to pick through a lot of trash
“Mad Men’s” dance sensation
Willa Paskin
The most talked-about moment from last night's premiere was a sexy performance -- that left me curled up in anxiety
It’s true: Cities are meaner
Will Doig
Urbanites are viewed as selfish and unconcerned about others. Research proves it -- but for surprising reasons
What’s the right sentence for hate?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Dharun Ravi faces 10 years in prison and deportation after a conviction on hate crimes in the Tyler Clementi case
An awkward guy at the orgy
Matthew Lawrence
I went to the orgy hoping to hook up with other guys my age. Instead I found old men -- and an endless poker game
Trials of a stay-at-home boyfriend
Tyler Moss
It's hard being unemployed for six months. Even worse is when your girlfriend picks up the check at dinner
A Hollywood party, with a nervous look to Iran
Rod Bastanmehr
Behind the scenes at the Academy Awards with the star of "A Separation"
My toughest addiction: Bulimia
Taylor Ellsworth
At 14, I wanted to be rich, drunk and skinny like Blair Waldorf. It was the last goal that nearly killed me
What we should ask Romney about Mormonism
Sarah Posner
Mitt Romney doesn't have to answer for every Mormon belief. But his own role deserves scrutiny -- and answers
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