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Immigration flip-flop will cost Marco Rubio
Joy-Ann Reid
The U.S. Senate candidate changes his position to fall in line with the Tea Party crowd
Isabella top name for girls; Jacob No. 1 for boys
Stephen Ohlemacher
Pop culture continues to be the biggest influence in the year's most popular baby names
“Iron Man 2”: Parody or party?
Andrew O'Hehir
Is this randy, smirking, self-mocking mega-sequel a parody or a fascist celebration? There's no difference
What I understand about Faisal Shahzad
Wajahat Ali
As a Muslim Pakistani, I can't tell you why he did it. But I know one violent nut can change how Americans see me
How CNN turned me into a sex scold
Jaclyn Friedman
Despite being an advocate for women's sexual power, I ended up on TV wagging my finger over "raunch" culture
A wine geek’s guide to some great bourbons
Steven Kolpan
Some history, some great food pairings, and some great bottles
Lohan nabs lead in movie about porn star
Associated Press
The actress landed the role of Linda Lovelace in an upcoming indie flick
Should you avoid Gulf seafood?
Francis Lam
Stock up on those shrimp: Here's why you don't need to worry about oil toxins in your fish
The strange history of Tea Party populism
Steve Fraser, Joshua B. Freeman
The resentment fueling today's Tea Party movement is as old as America
Best of Tribeca: “Gainsbourg, Je t’Aime”
Andrew O'Hehir
French pop legend (and ladykiller) Serge Gainsbourg comes alive in this vivid, sexy, surreal biopic
Praying away female sexuality
Tracy Clark-Flory
A Kansas church targets "impure" women struggling with porn addiction and extramarital fantasies
A spy novel for the 21st century
Laura Miller
Michael Gruber's "The Good Son" turns a hostage crisis in Pakistan into an exploration of our most primal longings
The yogification of America
Whitney Joiner
How one 19th-century Midwesterner got us all doing the downward dog -- and paved the way for puppy yoga
“South Park”: The controversy continues
Wajahat Ali
If you think the show's Muslim brouhaha was messy, you should see what's going on in the neighboring town
“Anatomy of an Epidemic”: The hidden damage of psychiatric drugs
Jed Lipinski
An award-winning science reporter looks at the history of mental illness in America -- with disturbing results
How to help your kids love fruits and vegetables
Ayala Laufer-Cahana
Seven tips for getting children to eat -- and enjoy -- healthy food
Disappearing airlines: Implications for safety, design and culture
Patrick Smith
Say goodbye to Air Jamaica and its perfect safety record. And, will aviation's most beautiful emblem ever return?
The New York Times’ Muslim problem
Glenn Greenwald
Columnist Ross Douthat continues his falsehood-based, dogmatic crusade against Islam
Why I finally joined a church
Jane Roper
I was a religious skeptic who bristled at joining a community. But two things changed that: My kids
“Stuff”: The psychology of hoarding
Thomas Rogers
Their love of stuff made their homes unlivable. An expert offers insight -- and horror stories
Archie Comics’ gay turn: An explainer
Douglas Wolk
What the arrival of hunky Kevin means for the traditionally conservative franchise aimed at kids
Mine disaster aftermath: When regulation isn’t enough
Gabriel Winant
Whether in coal mines or banks, managers know how to get workers to take risks
Lesbian athletes just can’t win
Anna Clark
The world of women's sports harbors rampant homophobia, especially toward female basketball players
Various matters
Glenn Greenwald
An Army scientist denies the FBI's anthrax case. A law professor has questions about Kagan. Schumer shows loyalty
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