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Trust your male doctor
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Maria Menounos' sex-abuse revelation shouldn't scare us off male physicians, or make us wary of male caretakers
Leaking war
Peter Van Buren
How Obama’s targeted killings, leaks, and the everything-is-classified state have fused
Let’s watch a murder
Tracy Clark-Flory
The clip of Luka Magnotta allegedly killing his ex-lover has an online audience. Why are we drawn to such horror?
Media, drones and rank propaganda
Glenn Greenwald
As usual, the leading spokespeople for government policies are disguised as the nation's Adversarial Watchdog Press
Orly Taitz’s birther suit backfires
Alex Seitz-Wald
New court documents offer more proof of Obama's birthplace. Predictably, the birther queen still says it's forged
Raw Story’s liberal rhetoric
Glenn Greenwald
Sliming critics of the President's policies as Terrorist-lovers was once an exclusively right-wing tactic: no more
Romney aide cashes in on Obamacare
Alex Seitz-Wald
Updated: The man in charge of Mitt Romney's transition team has reaped fortunes off of new healthcare regulations
U.S. again bombs mourners
Glenn Greenwald
The Obama policy of attacking rescuers and grieving rituals continues this weekend in Pakistan
Wis. blame game begins
Alex Seitz-Wald
Did National Dems leave the state hanging? Plus: Rick Scott's voter purges stall; and Friday's other top stories
What gets declassified?
Russ Baker
JFK assassination documents offer surprising lessons about government secrecy -- and Obama's presidency
Origins of a healthcare lie
Andrew Koppelman
The unknown history of the argument against the individual mandate
A Washington Times plagiarist’s self-declared vindication
Alex Pareene
Arnaud de Borchgrave wants you to know that his very important friends don't think he did anything wrong
Parents: Sharing of Yale grad’s essay is a comfort
Bridget Murphy
After the tragic death of a recent Yale graduate, readers from across the world find inspiration in her words
Sex ads: It isn’t just Backpage.com
Tracy Clark-Flory
From Facebook to Twitter and once again on Craigslist, a new study shows adult advertising permeates the Web
My break with the extreme right
Michael Fumento
I worked for Reagan and wrote for National Review. But the new hysterical right cares nothing for truth or dignity
Google’s darkening agenda
David Rosen
The company's attitudes toward privacy have grown increasingly dismissive. Now some countries are taking notice
Don’t mention income inequality please, we’re entrepreneurs
Alex Pareene
At this point, TED is a massive, money-soaked orgy of self-congratulatory futurism
Urban entertainment districts: Blocks where no one has fun
Will Doig
Cities keep trying to create downtown cool with dull nightlife districts. But who wants to hang out at the mall?
Hit on the head
Sarah Hepola
For five years, I was haunted by a violent crime and a broken relationship. Then came a twist I never expected
When the school is the bully
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A middle-school family gets a lesson in Facebook privacy
TED: Even more elitist than we thought
Lauren Kelley
A censored talk about inequality causes controversy -- and proves that the conference has some curious values
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