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Watch the Sotomayor hearings live
Mike Madden
Follow along as the Senate moves to day 4 of Supreme Court confirmation hearings
Live-blogging the Sotomayor hearings
Mike Madden
The Senate Judiciary Committee picks up with day three of hearings on a Supreme Court nomination
David Foster Wallace lives on for an “Infinite Summer”
Joe Coscarelli
One giant book, 92 days, thousands of readers -- and the world's most ambitious reading group
A slap in the face to fat girls
Kate Harding
Beth Ditto may be a hip plus-size icon, but her new clothing line feels like an insulting throwback to a 1985 Kmart
Overheated by clean energy
Katharine Mieszkowski
As the debate over the Waxman-Markey climate bill rages on, Harvard's top environmental economist sheds some light
Palin ethics complaints didn’t take away from schools, roads
Alex Koppelman
Money that went to investigating ethics complaints would have gone to lawyers anyway
Can it!
Sarah Karnasiewicz
I leapt on the new craze for pickling and preserving. Is it a money saver in a busted economy -- or a luxury craft?
The worst moment of Jackson funeral?
Alex Koppelman
Texas Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee speaks at the tribute to Michael Jackson, and goes a little too far
Breast is best, except when mom’s wasted
Katharine Mieszkowski
North Dakota mom pleads guilty to child neglect
Dan Froomkin hired by The Huffington Post
Glenn Greenwald
It is not journalism that is dying -- only the staid, establishment-serving, stenography model of the WashPost.
How blogs changed everything
Scott Rosenberg
As old media struggles for relevance, the once-maligned blogosphere proves it's as transformative as the telephone
What was Sarah Palin thinking?
Alex Koppelman
No one knows why the governor's resigning, or what she'll do next -- but her base likes the move
Sanford’s office: “Governor has no plans to step aside”
Alex Koppelman
So far, the calls for the South Carolina governor to resign don't seem to be working
“Shut up, parents”
Judy Berman
Moms and dads are posting the disgusting details of child-rearing on Facebook. One blogger fights back
The still-growing NPR “torture” controversy
Glenn Greenwald
The media outlet's use of Bush euphemisms sparks a much-needed debate on journalistic standards.
This is not a trick post; you are beautiful
Kate Harding
A new viral campaign has a simple but powerful message for women: Your body is just fine
Kristol, McCain staffers spar over Palin
Alex Koppelman
A critical article in Vanity Fair about the governor exposes some lingering bitterness from the 2008 campaign
Anorexics: Jackson is one of us
Tracy Clark-Flory
The eating disorder community guesses at what killed the King of Pop
Hey, authors, don’t tweet in anger!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Alice Hoffman continues the literary tradition of lashing out at critics, Twitter style. Who's sorry now?
On House floor, a moment of silence for Michael Jackson
Alex Koppelman
The Congressional Black Caucus leads a brief memorial to the late star
Obama takes healthcare fight to primetime
Gabriel Winant
The president goes on TV to marshal public support for his plan, and the GOP's not happy about it
Exit the dragon
Andrew O'Hehir
Nine years after the "Crouching Tiger" breakthrough, Asian cinema has virtually disappeared from American screens
Reaction to Sanford’s trip to Buenos Aires
Vincent Rossmeier
Here's what people are saying about the South Carolina governor's odd disappearance for seven days
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