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It couldn’t happen here, it does happen there
Tom Engelhardt
The value of American -- and Afghan -- lives
The president’s endless campaign for cash
Michael Winship
Feeding the obesity crisis
David Sirota
Fast food restaurants are leading a new campaign for a "fourth meal"
Obsessed with Anne Boleyn
Lynn Parramore
A new novel feeds our curiosity about an icon and her real Game of Thrones. Was she the first modern woman?
The New “Dallas”: Sex, scandal and U.S. energy policy
Abrahm Lustgarten
The resurrected show reflects the nation's energy concerns
As America grows more polarized, conservatives increasingly reject science and rational thought
Amanda Marcotte
The Tea Party has intensified social pressure on conservative-leaning Americans to shun science and academia
What Obama did to Romney
Steve Kornacki
Mitt Romney has stumbled since the president seized the issue on Friday
John Dickie on the Italian Mafia
Toby Ash
The biggest Italian mafias remain powerful. The author of Mafia Brotherhoods says it's not all in the family
Can’t a capitalist be moral?
Luigi Zingales
As a business school professor, I've noticed a shortage of ethics in my field. It's time to do more
Trust Me on This: Father knows culture best
David Daley
What's the one album, movie or cultural obsession you'd pass on to your kids? Famous dads share their picks
Adam Sandler hates you
Andrew O'Hehir
His new movie about a rape survivor and his estranged son is supposed to be funny, but radiates pain and rage
Pick of the week: Can sitting in a chair be art?
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: An art-world rebel turns unlikely celebrity in "Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present"
India: “Lust and love” murders on the rise
Iva Roze Skoch
Western influences are to blame for the rise of love-related misery in India: from divorce to murders
Call me the greatest American novel
Christopher Buckley
"Moby-Dick" not only bests "Huck Finn," it's the novel that best captures our spirit -- and named that coffee chain
“Rock of Ages”: The joys of total fakeness
Andrew O'Hehir
Cheesy '80s songs and an astonishing Tom Cruise anchor the bizarrely irresistible "Rock of Ages"
The right blames single moms
Joshua Holland
"Broken homes" are irrelevant when there are so few well-paid jobs with decent benefits
“Dallas”: How the Ewings inspired the Kardashians
Willa Paskin
The groundbreaking soap "Dallas" led to reality shows and "Mad Men," but version 2.0 seems old-fashioned
Cheap chic ruined us
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Like fast food, fast fashion hurts the economy, environment -- and our souls. The author of "Overdressed" explains
Romney’s gay agenda
Steve Kornacki
New revelations about his pandering to the anti-gay right as Mass. governor could be a glimpse of what’s ahead
Gay Mormons challenge church
Naomi Zeveloff
Maverick leaders are trying to welcome gay Mormons back to the LDS -- and in some wards, it might be working
“Bunheads”: “Gilmore Girls,” take two
Willa Paskin
The lively, fast-talking spirit of "Gilmore Girls" is reincarnated in Amy Sherman-Palladino's new show, "Bunheads"
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