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“The Hidden Brain”: Behind your secret racism
Thomas Rogers
The author of a new book talks about the brain's hidden impulses, and why you're more biased than you think
A rant about socialization
Kate Harding
Clay Shirky asks why a woman can't be more like a man. It's because she'll pay for it
Sanjay Gupta, the good doctor
Rahul K. Parikh
The CNN correspondent is changing how we see medical emergencies in Haiti. And he changed how I see cable news
The school gardener strikes back
Alissa Novoselick
Caitlin Flanagan is throwing bombs at garden-based education. To this teacher, they're all duds
Haiti’s film students find a new mission
Andrew O'Hehir
Digging cameras from the rubble, students at Haiti's only film school capture images of destruction and recovery
Obama confidant’s spine-chilling proposal
Glenn Greenwald
Cass Sunstein wants the government to "cognitively infiltrate" anti-government groups
The skeptics come after Google
Andrew Leonard
After an initial burst of praise, cynics question the motives behind the company's China bombshell. Should we care?
Setting the record straight on Hillary
Peter Daou
I worked for Clinton's campaign and I'll proudly defend her against the smears of "Game Change" -- on the record
Are men too incompetent to use the male pill?
Kate Harding
If you believe in nasty stereotypes, it would appear so
The fundamental unreliability of America’s media
Glenn Greenwald
The proliferation of anonymity ensures pervasive falsehoods
LOTR: Final showdown at Mount Doom
Andrew O'Hehir
Last shots before the truce: Was LOTR a victim of blockbuster backlash, or a fantasy with nothing to say?
Can Indian food conquer America?
Thomas Rogers
Some predict that the 2010s will belong to curries, chutney and naan -- but our expert thinks otherwise
The last bohemian
Laura Miller
Patti Smith's memoir of her youth with Robert Mapplethorpe testifies to a rare and ferocious innocence
“Big Love” and the exquisite perils of family
Heather Havrilesky
Three smart, stubborn wives swim against the tide. But is Bill Henrickson strong enough to be their man?
Portuguese cod fritters (Bolinhos de Bacalhau)
Francis Lam
A recipe from the old-world grandmother I never had
The decline and fall of the USA
Andrew Leonard
James Fallows writes that "America can rise again." But California's example is not encouraging
“Sweetgrass”: Spectacular elegy for a dying West
Andrew O'Hehir
A memorable documentary captures the last days of Montana sheepherding, in all its "Brokeback" mythology
Iraqi police seize artifacts amid smuggling fears
Katharine Houreld
Officials were tipped off that the statues and shards might be smuggled out of the country
The decade’s top 10 quotations
David Sirota
Before our country can move forward, we need to know how we got here in the first place. Here are a few clues
Image of the decade: Osama and the towers
Matt Zoller Seitz
It was a work of evil but also of a showman. The atrocity that hit us on 9/11 singularly defined the years ahead
Directors of the decade: No. 1: Charlie Kaufman & David Chase
Matt Zoller Seitz
Yes, they're both writers first. But their brilliant work blew open industry doors -- and blew our minds
The year in celebrity meltdowns
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Temper Fi! When stars attack, or otherwise go nuts in public, we love it -- often more than we love their work
Stephanie Zacharek on the best movies of the decade
Stephanie Zacharek
My 25 favorites of the '00s, including "Donnie Darko," "Lost in Translation" and ... "Pootie Tang"?
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