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Parliamentarian is rock star in healthcare debate
Laurie Kellman
Healthcare expert, Alan Frumin, sleeps in office and on call 24/7 to help resolve issue
Sex-segregated buses divide a nation
Judy Mandelbaum
Jerusalem's "kosher bus" speaks to the future of Israel
Why our kids don’t go to kindergarten
Andrew O'Hehir
Like many home-schooling families, we saw an educational system plagued by tests, drills, busywork and flawed ideas
Five reasons not to get excited about the public option
Mike Madden
Despite the latest twist from Sen. Dick Durbin, chances are a public option still won't be in the healthcare bill
In paying for sex changes, Cuba breaks from past
Will Weissert
President Raul Castro's daughter, Mariela, pushes for more operations despite "strong homophobic culture"
Glenn Beck, Eric Massa waste America’s time
Alex Koppelman
Unprepared Fox host fails to get ex-congressman to provide evidence for the wild charges he's been throwing around
Will the King of Pot go up in smoke?
Greg Campbell
As medical marijuana booms, a notorious dope smuggler makes a bid for legitimacy. But the game just ain't the same
Ignore the haters, “The Marriage Ref” rules
Heather Havrilesky
Bickering couples, celebrities making fun of each other, Madonna and Larry David. What's not to love?
The last Chinese BBQ
Francis Lam
Jackie Wong is an absolute master pig roaster, 30 years in the business. He'll teach me, but not his kids
Pierce Brosnan on Polanski, Tony Blair and “The Ghost Writer”
Andrew O'Hehir
The debonair ex-007 talks about playing a disgraced prime minister for a disgraced director
Unmade in Japan: Toyota on trial
Andrew Leonard
Besieged by grandstanding politicians, Akio Toyoda said he was sorry, again and again. But the damage is done
Joseph Stiglitz gives Obama a letter grade
Andrew Leonard
And other tales from my evening with the Nobel laureate
Skinny boys go up, big men go down
Joshua David Stein
Siblings dance a romantic tango; ski jumping and downhill racing contrast; Bode Miller makes amends
When pilots commute
Patrick Smith
Is it a safety issue when airline employees must travel for hours just to get to their job? Plus: All hail the 747
Americans talk about love: How we chose an open marriage
John Bowe
"Early in our relationship, Cate said, 'If you ever see anybody else, I'll kill you.'" An oral history of polyamory
Flying blind across the ocean
Patrick Smith
Your pressing questions about landing gear and windshield wipers. Plus: Ain't no room for Ask the Pilot imitators!
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
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