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How to leave a soldier

Courtney Cook
The war on terror may be impossible to resolve. Ending my marriage was easy

What a bunch of boobs

Kate Harding
Those "expert" bra fitters hyped by Oprah and women's mags turn out to be not so accurate. No surprise for this 34H

“I just want my country back”

Steve Kornacki
A badly run Coakley campaign meets up with a backlash against Washington to put Scott Brown in Ted Kennedy's seat

The atheist’s dilemma

Laura Miller
Reason and faith battle it out in the story of a celebrity philosopher and his tumultuous past

Is it the man? Is it the movement?

Joan Walsh
From a black church in DC to a Martha Coakley rally in Boston, Obama makes a fired-up populist pitch for his agenda

Late-night’s real problem

Lynn Harris
Comedy writers -- male and female -- dish about the strange, men-only world of late-night TV

Public option appears doomed

David Espo
Senior House Democrats abandon hopes of including a government-run insurance option

Crisis commission to quiz bankers

Jim Kuhnhenn
Hearings on what happened will feature heads of Goldman, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America

Reactions to healthcare bill pour in

Alex Koppelman
Senate passes healthcare reform -- and both sides try to score points

My Christmas vision

Garrison Keillor
In a 10th Avenue deli, an elegant girl from the prairie manages a herd of damaged boys with grace and good humor

Directors of the Decade No. 9: The sensualists

Matt Zoller Seitz
What do Lynch, Malick, Mann, Wong and Hou have in common?

Logic made fun

Laura Miller
A new comic romps through one of philosophy's greatest debates

Report: Senate Dems reach deal to drop public option

Alex Koppelman
Details of the agreement are sketchy, but it seems that the plan for a government-run insurer is dead in the Senate

State dinner crashers met Obama

Larry Margasak
A seriously shamed Secret Service apologizes

The extreme secrecy of the federal courts

Glenn Greenwald
Judges are not only permitted, but required, to conceal anything the government declares to be secret.

Medical drama smackdown: “Mercy” vs. McDreamy!

Heather Havrilesky
Which do we crave more, NBC's gritty hospital melodrama or the fantastical emotional Mad Libs of "Grey's Anatomy"?

How Israel destroyed Syria’s Al Kibar nuclear reactor

Erich Follath, Holger Stark
In a hushed-up mission in September 2007, Israeli jets blew up a mysterious complex in the Syrian desert

Hotels aided sportscaster’s accused stalker

Tracy Clark-Flory
A perv allegedly violated ESPN's Erin Andrews with a little help from the front desk. Also: There are other victims

A healthcare reform foe’s alleged history of discrimination

Tristram Korten
Plaintiffs claim conservative activist Rick Scott had strange criteria about who could work in his clinics

Glenn Beck becomes damaged goods

Alexander Zaitchik
The radio phenom takes over the morning zoo, makes fun of miscarriages and flames out. Part 2 of 3

The right dreams of taking back the country

Mike Madden
At the Values Voter Summit, Carrie Prejean and Michele Bachmann rally the faithful

Moonshine returns!

Catherine Price
The fabled liquor of outlaws and gangsters is making a comeback with craft distillers. Too bad it's still illegal

Emotional Biden remembers Kennedy

Vincent Rossmeier
The vice president gets choked up while giving a sad, sweet speech about his colleague and friend

The many sides of Ted Kennedy

Dana Cook
Memories from those who loved and loathed the man
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