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Next challenge for outsourcing: Ingenuity
Andrew Leonard
Could a staunch opponent of offshoring IT jobs be mellowing a bit too soon?
Not exactly repentant
Rebecca Traister
Evangelical pastor Mark Driscoll faces protesters and learns some life lessons.
We wish you an Indianized Christmas
Andrew Leonard
Australia's Boymongoose has some issues with "totally insufficient dowries."
Smash the WTO; the 19th century version
Andrew Leonard
Was there a backlash against globalization... 120 years ago?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
ESPN's basketball guys hammer the BCS. Now that it's not an ABC property, that is. Plus: Hoops whizzing match!
“The Female Brain”: It’s ba-ack!
Carol Lloyd
Word of Louann Brizendine's pseudoscientific book on differences between male and female brains has hit the U.K.
Diet your way to a long, miserable life!
Rebecca Traister
"Calorie restricted" eaters have visions of eternal health dancing in their heads. But is life without pecan pie really worth living?
Inch by inch, car by car
Andrew Leonard
A glimpse at the Toyota factory floor, where incremental improvement is a way of life.
Lieberman bags himself a moose
Alex Koppelman
The senator announces his new communications director; this one comes with a history.
“For Your Consideration”
Stephanie Zacharek
Christopher Guest and his pals bring moments of inspired lunacy as a group of actors with Oscar dreams.
The French Hillary
Mary Papenfuss
In this political power couple, it's the woman who gets the first shot at being president.
Peace in the Mideast, via the Internet?
Andrew Leonard
The Alliance of Civilizations asks for more cross-cultural dialogue. Is anyone listening?
What else we’re reading
Tracy Clark-Flory
Sure, Nancy Pelosi's a political heavyweight, but who is she wearing? Also, orgasms for peace?
Silicon Valley foxes
Tracy Clark-Flory
For female tech writers, drunken flirtation with tech entrepreneurs is a plus, and "smoking"-hot looks don't hurt either.
IBM and the India-China axis
Andrew Leonard
Cheap workers aren't the only reason for global information technology empire building
Uncle Sam, keep out
Glenn Greenwald
What Democrats can learn from the failure of the gay marriage ban in Arizona.
Happy holidays from Fox News
Alex Koppelman
Bill O'Reilly's bringing back the "war on Christmas," but maybe he should be careful about throwing stones.
Bake sale for Bolton
Alex Koppelman
John Bolton's renomination to be ambassador to the U.N. looks dead, but some on the right want to resurrect it -- and they're willing to pay.
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