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I always knew I was a girl
Elena Kelly
For decades I struggled in a male body that felt painful and false. At 53, I finally began my transition
New York Times’ most popular stories ever
Erin Judge
"Thomas Friedman: I Kinda Wanna Make Out With China" -- and other classics
The Halloween that ended my childhood
Ann Hood
I was 10 years old and foolish enough to think life was fair. Then came the costume contest that proved me wrong
George W. Bush absent from GOP election push
Philip Elliott
Unlike President Clinton, the former Republican leader is not a party promoter
The great evoker of Haiti’s magic
Madison Smartt Bell
William Orem's third novel confirms him as a master at explaining the mysterious, often self-defeating country
How bedbugs ruined my life
Jon Roemer
People are afraid to touch me, exterminators are bleeding me dry: Will I ever be free of these pests?
How to buy, roast and peel beets
Francis Lam
Once relegated to cans, this root could become the King of Vegetables in your kitchen. Just roast it
How Malthus drove the Discovery Channel gunman crazy
Andrew Leonard
The greatest pessimist in economic history has been wrong for 200 years, but he's still freaking people out
Apple’s media empire expands
Dan Gillmor
Steve Jobs shows off a social network for music (and Facebook competitor tomorrow?) and pay-per-view TV system
What “true” espresso is, and how Americans ruin it
Ted Botha
An Italian master tours the super-hot U.S. high-end coffee scene and is shocked at what we've done to his art
Slaying the backyard beast
Rich Cohen
Clearing the hill behind my home, I thought, would connect me to the earliest work of America, to Manifest Destiny
My romance in a town haunted by its Nazi past
Rachel Shukert
I was a young Jewish woman dating an older man, but I couldn't escape Vienna's dark history, or my fears about his
Cat on a leash
Sarah Hepola
They tell me it can't be done. Bubba is dubious. But I'm convinced it's the solution I've been longing for
Making it OK to murder
Lisa Riordan Seville
The right to self-defense is rarely invoked in a murder trial. But that may be changing
The Real U.S. Government
Glenn Greenwald
A Washington Post series examines the sprawling, unaccountable world that comprises the National Security State
The whys and hows of cooking with liquid nitrogen
Francis Lam
And why you'll be seeing it in your kitchen soon. Plus, a four-star chef's way to eat milk
Immigrant deaths in Arizona desert soaring in July
Amanda Lee Myers
Medical examiner says number could top the single-month record of 68
Is LeBron James a “runaway slave”?
Joan Walsh
Howard Bryant, Roland Martin, Blair LM Kelley, Brad Snyder and others weigh in on Jesse Jackson's incendiary claim
Can the Internet save the book?
Andrew Keen
Online luminary Clay Shirky explains the new digital literary revolution -- and how the Web will change reading
“American Idol” recap: Final performances
Mary T. Kelly
In the last episode before tonight's finale, Crystal dominates and Lee flails
“Best Worst Movie”: The cult of the truly bad film
Sam Adams
"Best Worst Movie" celebrates the awesome wretchedness of "Troll 2" and the superfans who (unironically) love it
Colin Farrell’s fairy tale ending
Andrew O'Hehir
The ex-Hollywood bad boy and Irish director Neil Jordan talk about the myths and charms of their new movie "Ondine"
A field guide to grocery store shoppers
Ann Nichols
From the OCD, the Tribes and the Hostiles, how to spot the wildlife in the miles and miles of aisles
The search for Jennifer Lopez’s lost booty
Andrew O'Hehir
The former world-dominating diva wants a brilliant second act. "The Back-up Plan" isn't it
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