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Note to media: Time to retire the M-word
Patrick Smith
Why are we so quick to call it a miracle when people survive crashes? What about the crew's skill?
WikiLeaks seeks online safe haven in Sweden
Malin Rising
Whistleblower site moved its servers out of the U.S. in 2007. U.S. could demand Swedish police aid in investigation
When rap fans in clown makeup attack!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A Wu-Tang rapper is the latest target at a violent music festival. Is it time to crack down on juggalo culture?
Fresh corn and maple sugar spoon bread
Linda Shiue
Is it Southern? Is it Northern? Is it Native American? Who knows. It's delicious
Why do Koreans eat hot food to cool down?
Alex Jung
A steaming specialty is chicken soup for the sweltering soul. Both science and culture agree that it works
“Camp Hell”: The devil goes to Jesus camp
Andrew O'Hehir
A tender coming-of-age yarn set in a closed Catholic community, with illicit sex and demons
A campaign for war with Iran begins
Trita Parsi
If neocons can't get Obama to attack Iran, they are creating a narrative so the next Republican president will
Does the past record of journalists matter?
Glenn Greenwald
The Atlantic's James Fallows argues that conduct enabling "the preceding war" need not affect credibility now
“Scott Pilgrim”: The end of the nerd as we know him
Matt Zoller Seitz
From "Scott Pilgrim" to "Knocked Up," the movies' favorite whipping boy isn't what he used to be. What happened?
Alanis Morissette and husband expecting a baby
Christine Mathias
The singer-actress uses Us Weekly to reveal the big news, less than three months after secret wedding
Ehud Barak makes the case against Zionism
Justin Elliott
The former prime minister argues that "Jews know that they can land on their feet in any corner of the world"
“Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”: Canadian indie cuteness gone wild!
Andrew O'Hehir
Michael Cera must battle his girlfriend's "evil exes" in this endlessly goofy, comic-book-meets-video-game flick
Suicide: Afghan women’s other plight
Judy Mandelbaum
The West debates its role in the country -- meanwhile, 23,000 women try to kill themselves each year
Tom Hardy: A bi-curious star is born
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Inception" actor's revelations about same-sex dabbling suggest a shift in our attitudes about male sexuality
Snapper in veracruz tomato sauce
Felisa Rogers
A cumin-and-cilantro laced recipe that travels through history, biology and a daughter's memories of her father
A domestic violence PSA done right
Tracy Clark-Flory
London officials premiere a powerful interactive ad urging people to report physical abuse
“Off the Grid”: The growing appeal of going off the grid
Ryan Brown
A rising number of Americans -- political extremists and normal folks -- are living without gas, phones or power
“It’s like the damn Planet of the Apes!”
Joan Walsh
Yes, that's Glenn Beck talking about the Obama administration. Discuss. Update: Beck's favorite white nationalists!
Target apologizes for Minnesota political donation
Brian Bakst
CEO says: "The diversity of our team is an important aspect of our unique culture and our success as a company"
“Twelve”: On the intoxicating badness of Joel Schumacher
Andrew O'Hehir
The director has built his career on pretentious emptiness. His new quasi-porn prep-school fantasy lives up to it
The plagiarism generation
Ryan Brown
The N.Y. Times claims students are cheating more than their parents. An expert explains why that may not be true
The anti-gay right responds to the Prop 8 ruling
Alex Pareene
The National Organization for Marriage puts on a brave face while Freepers reach for their guns
Feminist remix of “thin” pretzels ad
Tracy Clark-Flory
A guerilla artist responds to a marketing campaign that claims "you can never be too thin"
Michael Hastings’ embed permission is revoked
Glenn Greenwald
The U.S. military punishes a reporter for negatively reporting on the war and its top general
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