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House Dems to unveil their healthcare bill Thursday
Alex Koppelman
The legislation will reportedly not include the most "robust" form of the public option
Obama appoints former GOP senator to intelligence post
Alex Koppelman
Chuck Hagel will co-chair the President's Intelligence Advisory Board
Facebook friends to the end
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Memorials for the dead hit the social networking site, solving awkward problems but creating a few new ones
Scalia gets smeared on school segregation
Alex Koppelman
A false report that the Supreme Court justice said he'd vote against a landmark case makes the rounds
Coming up next: The super-rich cyborg overclass
Andrew Leonard
Is the next stage in human evolution a great leap forward for the wealthy? Maybe so, if we don't fix healthcare
So you think you got roofied?
Judy Berman
Women overestimate their vulnerability to date-rape drugs, a new study shows
Yacouba Sawadogo comes to America
Andrew Leonard
The Burkino Faso farmer famous for fighting back the Sahel desert preaches a different kind of green revolution
iPhone to Verizon: Can you hear me now?
Andrew Leonard
The wireless company's growth slows; mainly because everyone wants the iPhone and its magical app wonderland
Senate healthcare bill includes public option
Mike Madden
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid will include a government-run plan in reform, a big win for progressives
Another 2012 hopeful breaks with GOP
Alex Koppelman
Tim Pawlenty endorses a third-party candidate over the Republican choice in a congressional race
Scientology’s no good, very bad week
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Oscar-winner Paul Haggis breaks with the church. Leader Tommy Davis storms off "Nightline." Whither Tom Cruise?
“Dead, brutalized women sell books”
Kate Harding
And bored, desensitized readers buy them, for lack of anything fresher
White House, Reid hug it out over public option
Alex Koppelman
The administration pushes back against rumors that top Democrats are moving in different directions
Why do women buy so much “merde,” period?
Debra Ollivier
The author of "What French Women Know" responds to Kate Harding's criticisms
How your pet is killing the planet
Andrew Leonard
A new book -- "Time to Eat the Dog" -- claims golden retrievers have the same carbon footprint as SUVs
The secret diary of Sarah Palin’s ghostwriter
Steve Almond
A sexual fantasy about Keith Olbermann? Joe Biden nightmares? "Going Rogue" co-author Lynn Vincent tells all
When Tim Russert mocked Bill Clinton — in song
Joan Walsh
A behind-the-scenes anecdote from 2000 helps explain how the cynical media got everything wrong about the Clintons
Frenchwomen: Still cooler than you
Kate Harding
Oh, chouette, yet another book that essentializes Frenchwomen to tear down American ones
“Cirque du Freak”: Not freaky enough
Stephanie Zacharek
Salma Hayek makes one sexy bearded lady, but she can't put hair on the chest of this good-natured kiddie horror pic
Am I a blog stalker?
Cary Tennis
I've been reading this family blog, but they don't know. I think they think it's private!
The Chinese monorail to Mecca
Andrew Leonard
From New York City to Saudia Arabia, China's construction industry is flexing muscles of steel
Keeping up with the electricity-saving Joneses
Andrew Leonard
If you knew how much energy your neighbor was conserving, would you clean up your own act?
Debunking banking propaganda with a flamethrower
Andrew Leonard
A study funded by Wall Street lobbyists attacks the Consumer Financial Protection Agency. Watch it get destroyed
What “controlling the media” really means
Glenn Greenwald
The same media whining over criticisms of Fox was happy to be bullied and controlled by the Bush administration.
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