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Euro buyer’s remorse
Sophie Roell
Economist Barry Eichengreen explains the EU's present crisis and why the currency will ultimately pull through
How to lose a swing state
Steve Kornacki
Hint: It has to do with teaming up with Michele Bachmann and the public face of mandatory transvaginal ultrasounds
Wet, revisited
Michael Dooley
In the late '70s, one magazine had an unparalleled artistic influence on L.A.'s bohemians
Pick of the week: An early-’60s hipster time capsule
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Shirley Clarke's once-banned "The Connection" is a lean, mean saga of jazz, junk and rebellion
Gender debunked
Eve Gerber
“SM femme tranny dyke” Kate Bornstein talks about why gender isn't binary and the origins of transphobia
From superheroes to doughboys
Steven Brower
Why a generation of gifted comic book artists transitioned from cartooning to advertising
“The Avengers” and Hollywood’s gender wars
Andrew O'Hehir
Despite the success of the "Hunger Games," this summer's blockbusters are aimed squarely at male action fantasies
Reboot the Romney-bot
Gary Kamiya
Since clinching the nomination, the candidate's behavior has become even less recognizably human
Blood on the ice
David Sirota
Hockey has sunk to new levels of brutality -- and fans are excitedly cheering it on
Lessons of a baby bucket list
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Avery Lynn Canahuati accomplished a lot in her six months of life. Imagine what the rest of us can do in a lifetime
Spain’s eroding labor rights
Guy Hedgecoe
Workers blast new reform as dangerous and ineffective, while employers want the country to be more competitive
What Obama didn’t mention in Kabul
Chris Sands
Just outside the Afghan capital, the Taliban is in control and preparing for a wider war
The color-blind scales of justice?
Eve Gerber
Law scholar Kenneth Mack explains America's warring legal ideals of equality and exclusion
Pinterest’s gender trouble
Mary Elizabeth Williams
As a host of male-centered "pinning" sites arrive, can the female-centric phenomenon continue its success?
Peoples Temple’s inside man
David Talbot
When investigators began uncovering Jim Jones’ sordid web of violence and corruption, he was one step ahead of them
The unhealthy life of drawing
Justin Sullivan
A South Korea-born illustrator talks about why she enjoys printmaking and art as autobiography
“The Avengers”: Will superhero movies never end?
Andrew O'Hehir
Joss Whedon's overcrowded "Avengers" shows just how thoroughly played-out the genre has become
Romney’s worst enemy
Irin Carmon
Right-wing radio host Bryan Fischer says Romney "is going to be far more careful" after a gay aide resigned Tuesday
The NYT’s ridiculous motherhood debate
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A throwdown about maternal "obsession" shows how out of touch the paper has become
Romney spokesman quits after right-wingers freak out about his being gay
Alex Pareene
Anti-gay conservatives hound foreign policy spokesman Richard Grenell into quitting the campaign
Octomom’s tragic new low
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Nadya Suleman declares bankruptcy and mulls porn. Now can we stop taking pleasure in her humiliation?
The jobless model
Frank Joyce
Human beings will always work. But it's time to get rid of the employer-employee status quo
Russia’s xenophobia problem
Khristina Narizhnaya
Putin vows to tighten immigration laws. Will it make life even worse for the nation's migrants?
A bricklayer turned designer
Charlotte West
A Swiss graphic artist creates posters that seamlessly mix the digital and the hands-on
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