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The money paradox
David Sirota
Does money play a major role in economic and political decision-making or not? You can't have it both ways
Homemade yogurt recipe
Francis Lam
How and why to make your own yogurt
Francis Lam
It's lovely, miles better than most stuff you can buy, creamy and custardy. And takes about eight minutes of work
“Shameless”: American TV’s problem with class
Matt Zoller Seitz
Showtime's "Shameless" remakes a hit British comedy -- but leaves its provocative social critique behind
New year’s changes at Salon
Kerry Lauerman
A new voice on TV, and a farewell (of sorts) to Broadsheet
Jeb Bush and what the GOP really thinks about 2012
Steve Kornacki
They'll never say it publicly, but are Republicans privately putting their bets on Obama?
Daley is a reflection, not a cause
Glenn Greenwald
Why would progressives be surprised by the political empowerment of a top JP Morgan official?
The faulty argument for naming rape accusers
Tracy Clark-Flory
Naomi Wolf attacks the old journalistic rule -- but there's a good reason it remains
I’m from India, crazy in love
Cary Tennis
How do I balance these tormenting feelings and chaotic desires? I feel I will lose my mind!
The surprisingly traditional Groupon marriage proposal
Tracy Clark-Flory
Today's high-tech romantic overtures aren't the break in custom that they might at first seem
No cheap chicken: Your thoughts and ideas
Francis Lam
My vow to try to support only sustainable poultry got folks talking, and here's the best of what they said
“Male bonding” expert on Navy scandal
Tracy Clark-Flory
An anthropologist says the ribaldry that got a captain fired is often used by men to create a sense of belonging
Can America be put back together again?
Joan Walsh
How dreams of liberation on the right and left created an "age of fracture" -- and why we're living in it today
Let’s stop pretending the Constitution is sacred
Michael Lind
Freedom rests on a culture of constitutionalism, not a particular document
What “Star Wars” can teach my son about life
David Sirota
Classic films from George Lucas and Steven Spielberg aren't just holiday staples, they're lessons on modern America
The Oprah Winfrey Network’s odd, splashy kick-off
Matt Zoller Seitz
I spent my New Year's Day watching the TV titan's ambitious new cable venture. To my surprise, it won me over
The “Craiglist Killer’s” creepy viral promotion
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A murder fuels a TV movie -- and a Web campaign with a genuinely disturbing message
Israel convicts ex-president for rape
Josef Federman
Moshe Katsav faces 16 years for two counts dating back to 1998, when he was in office
OMG! Usher ripped off Homer Simpson?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Internet investigates. In other cartoonish WTF news: Alf cussing goes viral
Today in incredibly stupid things Jonah Goldberg wrote
Alex Pareene
Gay marriage will be Bad News for Liberals, Jonah argues, because liberals hate monogamy and ABC sitcoms
MTV’s shockingly good abortion special
Lynn Harris
The network that brought us "Teen Mom" tackles one of television's trickiest taboos. Amazingly, they nail it
The year in food
Francis Lam
A look at the biggest food stories of 2010: We are one nation of eating extremes ... and extreme eating
Where have you gone, Joe? Crazy baby names for everyone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Alanis Morissette names her son "Ever Imre," but she isn't alone in seeking distinction. What happened to Susan?
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