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Government shutdown averted as House approves $4 billion in cuts
David Espo
Short-term solution grants lawmakers and White House two weeks to set spending levels through Sept. 30th
Frank Rich leaving New York Times for New York magazine
Peter Finocchiaro
The popular columnist is leaving The Times after three decades, will be editor-at-large at New York magazine
Last U.S. veteran of World War I passes away
Vicki Smith
The 110-year-old man, who passed away in West Virginia, was 16 when he enlisted nearly a century ago
Seymour Hersh and the men who want him committed
Matthew Phelan
A venerable publication launches a ridicule campaign against one of America's top investigative journalists
Pop Torn: 10 pieces of culture we’re feeling iffy about
Drew Grant
"30 Rock," Charlie Sheen and ice cream made out of breast milk. Here is everything we're conflicted about this week
Salon’s Academy Awards of Viral Video
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Who needs the Oscars when you've got insane clowns and cats in boxes? Introducing our ceremony of online excellence
“30 Rock” takes on feminist hypocrisy — and its own
Rebecca Traister
The show skewers Jezebel, sexy female stand-ups, lame period jokes -- and we all win
Dr. Dre not actually responsible for Burning Man sucking
Drew Grant
A "recently discovered" letter from the music mogul is a hilarious read -- but probably a hoax
Earliest human remains found in U.S. Arctic
Randolph E. Schmid
Archaeologists uncover startling discovery that reveals behavioral habits of first human inhabitants
Government shutdown: No way out for GOP
Andrew Leonard
The Republican decision to turn the budget fight into a culture war makes it impossible to cut a backroom deal
Will the Tea Parties rise up against gay rights?
Alex Pareene
Polls show a movement of people with very conservative social views, and Fox is already telling them to get mad
Obama sets a marriage trap — for Republicans
Linda Hirshman
If the GOP wants to fight him on DOMA, they'll have to do it in court, where logic outweighs emotion
Arcade Fire and fans go on the offensive post-Grammy win
Drew Grant
Are you still angry about album of the year going to some hipster no-name band? Time to get over it
Moammar Gadhafi according to pop culture
Adam Clark Estes
From "Naked Gun" to "Family Guy": A quick mashup of our favorite Moammar cameos
Why we shouldn’t give “Golden Voice” Ted Williams a reality show
Drew Grant
America is not done with its favorite homeless person yet. But it should be
“V”: How to fix ABC’s struggling alien invasion series
Matt Zoller Seitz
"V" is slick, serious fun, but lacks the ambition and intensity of great science fiction
Nic Rad’s “Celebritist Manifesto”: James Franco fan art becomes actual art-art
Drew Grant
One artist explains why the country's hardest-working celebrity is good for us. (Somehow, this involves Borges)
My son, the pink boy
Sarah Hoffman
Moms ask if my "feminine" son is gay. Strangers tell me I'm being too permissive. Here's what they don't understand
The NYT’s journalistic obedience
Glenn Greenwald
The paper of record once again withholds key information because the government tells it to
Introducing: Pop-savvy health advice
Rahul Parikh
A new column to disinfect unhealthy cultural myths. First up: "The Office" misinterprets the hygiene hypothesis
Texas poised to pass bill allowing guns on campus
Jim Vertuno
The Lone Star state would be just the second to allow concealed handguns at universities
“Pleasure Bound”: The Victorian era’s kinky side
Tracy Clark-Flory
An expert talks about 19th century London's flagellation brothels, pornography and sexual revolutionaries
Men feel the vibe too
Tracy Clark-Flory
Once seen as a threat to masculinity, straight men are finding that sex toys give them some sexual swagger
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