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“The Mansion of Happiness”: Matters of life and death
Laura Miller
What board games, "Stuart Little," cryogenics and death panels reveal about Americans
Our new era of heartbreak
Jaime Cone
Changing cultural norms have exacerbated the pain and stress of romance. An expert discusses
Class decides everything
Richard Florida
Income increasingly dictates every aspect of our lives, from our politics to our health to our happiness
Email can ruin your life
Lynn Parramore
We're hooked on email. And it's driving us crazy. Here are five ways that email can ruin your life
Science or sex: Which does the right hate more?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Parents and right-wingers revolt when a teacher dares answer fifth-graders' questions with honesty and respect
Losing Nick Stahl
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor -- who has struggled with addiction -- has been missing for two weeks, and his family has lost hope
“Newsroom” star Emily Mortimer: Americans are dangerously uninformed
Willa Paskin
"The Newsroom's" Emily Mortimer calls the Tea Party a "lunatic fringe," and says Americans fall too easily for lies
Race, the right, and Eric Holder
Steve Kornacki
As with Obama, it's foolish to pretend race is totally unrelated to the right’s four-year assault on the AG
Can I trust my boy with him?
Cary Tennis
This guy really wants to spend time with my son. I'm suspicious and it creeps me out
Stay-at-home dad no more
Aaron Traister
Taking care of my kids gave me purpose. As they head to school, I'm wondering what I want to be when I grow up
Can modern women “have it all”?
Rebecca Traister
A new Atlantic cover peddles one of the most dangerous myths about modern women
Karen Klein: YouTube’s most evil bullying video
Mary Elizabeth Williams
UPDATE 2: Gutless middle-schoolers brutalized a bus monitor, but the Internet showed kindness, raising half a mil
Kathryn Jean Lopez: The saddest hack
Alex Pareene
It's time to take the National Review's Kathryn Jean Lopez seriously, as depressing as that is
God is a weapon
Santiago Wills
Presidential candidates have used religion to attack each other for centuries. An expert explains why -- and how
RIP Andrew Sarris, 1928-2012
Andrew O'Hehir
The erudite dean of American film critics -- Pauline Kael's rival and promoter of the "auteur theory" -- dies at 83
Steal this album: What happens if no one pays for music?
Scott Timberg
Artists have bills. Fans want convenience. A debate between a blogger and rocker goes viral, with no easy answers
“Newsroom”: Aaron Sorkin does “The Daily Show”
Willa Paskin
"West Wing" and "Social Network" mastermind returns to TV with wit, rapid-fire dialogue and brutal condescension
Bad book, great movie
Laura Miller
Bret Easton Ellis could make the film of "50 Shades" -- and a silk purse out of a sow's ear
“Brave”: Pixar’s feminist fantasy
Andrew O'Hehir
A Scottish redhead fights the patriarchy (and her mom) in "Brave," a gorgeous but jumbled girl-centric adventure
Shocking Christian school textbooks
Bruce Wilson
Thousands of Louisiana students will receive state voucher money to attend religious schools. What will they learn?
King: Time to investigate Muslims, again
Nathan Lean
Congress's biggest Islamophobe, Rep. Pete King, is opening his fifth set of hearings tomorrow into American Muslims
Exhausted in the Vatican
Fiona Ehlers, Alexander Smoltczyk, Peter Wensierski
The final battles of Pope Benedict XVI
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