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What the right means when it calls NPR “liberal”
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Bill Moyers and Michael Winship debunk the claim that NPR is the left-wing opposite of the right-wing media machine
Introducing the $184.27 Donald J. Trump Challenge
Steve Kornacki
I'm willing to bet the entire contents of my savings account that he's scamming us -- again. Any takers?
Paglia on Taylor: “A luscious, opulent, ripe fruit!”
Salon Staff
Camille Paglia considers the "volcanic" Elizabeth Taylor -- and all the unworthy starlets who could never match up
How a sex rebel was born
Tracy Clark-Flory
Susie Bright talks about her sexual awakening, feminist hypocrisy -- and where the sexual revolution went wrong
South Dakota governor signs 3-day wait for abortion into law
Chet Brokaw
The legislation requires patients to wait 3 days after meeting with a doctor, the longest waiting period nationwide
Pawlenty announces White House exploratory committee
Philip Elliott, Brian Bakst
Former Minnesota governor announces intention to run for president on his Facebook page this afternoon
Pawlenty takes first step toward presidential bid
Philip Elliott, Brian Bakst
The Minnesota Republican will announce formation of an exploratory committee on Facebook at 3 p.m.
The states’ legislative sadists
David Sirota
Mad scientists of lawmaking are looking to go medieval on America. Here are six examples
Rand Paul is pro-choice for toilets
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The senator gives a stunning rant against energy efficiency -- and reproductive choice
The ’80s origins of today’s anti-Muslim bigotry
David Sirota
What happens when a generation raised on Hollywood's obsession with Muslim terrorists grows up?
Why authenticity matters
Steve Kornacki
Every politician is guilty of flip-flopping and pandering. So what's so special about Mitt Romney?
Why Mitt Romney is still the favorite
Steve Kornacki
How on earth could the man who imposed "ObamaCare" on Massachusetts win the GOP nomination? Well ...
Why I read to my daughter’s grave
Adina Giannelli
From the moment of her conception, I had so many dreams for my baby. There's so much I still want to share with her
The roots of the GOP’s crackup
Steve Kornacki
The 2012 Iowa caucus campaign kicked off in a church on Monday night. But the story begins much earlier than that
Mitt Romney and his five political lives
Steve Kornacki
The man who once disparaged Jesse Helms and bragged about voting for a Democrat is reinventing himself -- again
A novice no more, Romney focuses on Obama, economy
Liz Sidoti
Former Massachusetts governor hopes to silence naysayers as he gears up for presidential bid
Anti-abortion plans pose dilemma for Republicans
Laurie Kellman
Congressional Republicans might have to choose one or the other in contentious budget battle
I had an abortion before it was legal
Suzanne Smith
In 1967, I was young and scared and pregnant. So I did what I had to do to get the procedure: I went to Japan
Where was Obama in Round 1 of the budget fight?
Andrew Leonard
As a two-week spending bill sailed through Congress, the White House hardly made a move. That must change
Why don’t Cannes films win Oscars?
Andrew O'Hehir
Dazzling Palme D'Or winners like "Uncle Boonmee" are ignored by Hollywood's biggest awards. But why?
Screen siren Jane Russell dies
John Rogers
The voluptuous star of 40's and 50's films passes away from respiratory failure, at the age of 89
Pop Torn: 10 pieces of culture we’re feeling iffy about
Drew Grant
"30 Rock," Charlie Sheen and ice cream made out of breast milk. Here is everything we're conflicted about this week
An open letter to Kanye West about his abortion tweet
Drew Grant
The hip-hop star's message isn't pro-life or pro-choice. It's just dumb
New York City billboard likens abortion to black genocide
Amy Steinberg
"The most dangerous place for African Americans is in the womb"
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