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My brother became my sister
Molly Haskell
“This is where I belong:" At age 60, my brother told me he wanted to become a woman
Don’t tweet during “Breaking Bad”
Jenn Gidman
Other shows may allow multitasking, but Walter White's story deserves your full attention
Female television characters are two-dimensional
Jos Truitt
From Skyler White to Daenarys Targaryen, there are a few well-developed women on TV, but we have a long way to go
How Toastmasters cured me of the desire to speak in public
Mary Mann
I thought I'd finally turn into the confident, assured speaker I'd dreamed of being. I was wrong
Coney Island rides again: “We will never make Disney here”
Henry Grabar
New York's once-amazing vacationland is being transformed, but could it become the Disneyland some feared?
Decades of failures: Why the CIA keeps blowing it
Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones
Every failure has been rewarded with more money -- and weakened America's standing around the world
What’s in a name? Chelsea Manning and Muhammad Ali
Andrew O'Hehir
Almost 50 years ago, another big-name newsmaker shocked America with a new identity that challenged our prejudices
Where are the women in today’s hip-hop?
Feminista Jones
Women helped make hip-hop what it is today -- so why aren't female MCs more visible?
Richard Dawkins is not an Islamophobe
Jeffrey Tayler
An attack on the renowned atheist as anti-Muslim is really designed to squelch honest conversation about religion
Anti-fracking protestors confront Obama in NY
Lindsay Abrams
Governor Cuomo refused to accompany the president to the state's controversial areas
Why advertisers should stop chasing millennials and start courting boomers
Lor Gold
While most advertising is targeted toward young people, marketers are ignoring an extremely valuable demographic
Bank of America reviews long-hours culture after intern dies
SHIV MALIK
The death of a German intern who pulled three all-nighters in a row sparks an internal inquiry into work practices
GOP is infuriating its rich elites
Sally Kohn
Nativist anti-immigrant sentiment is a big base-pleaser. But what happens when big donors aren't on board?
George Zimmerman shops for a shotgun in Florida
Jillian Rayfield
Spotted at a gun dealership, Zimmerman reportedly inquired about a 12-round, 12 gauge shotgun
Joe Arpaio threatens border vigilantes
Bill Morlin
“If they continue this, there could be some dead militia out there,” warns the sheriff after a desert confrontation
I hate Elmo
Emily Grosvenor
I swore Dash would live a childhood free of TV brands. And then he fell for his new best friend
Eli Lilly “deeply concerned” about corruption allegations
Terry Macalister
The pharmaceutical giant has been accused of bribing Chinese doctors to prescribe its diabetic treatments
“Americanah”: The many voices of America and Nigeria
Laura Miller
Chimamanda Adichie's novel of African immigrants in the U.S. gets a bravura performance from Adjoa Andoh
Justice Department targets Texas Voter ID again
Jillian Rayfield
A new challenge argues that the law will have the result of "denying or abridging" voting rights for minorities
“Short Term 12”: Sleeper indie hit of the fall?
Andrew O'Hehir
Brie Larson heads the irresistible ensemble of "Short Term 12," a compelling drama set in a juvenile facility
Al Gore: “We’re winning the conversation on global warming”
Lindsay Abrams
The former Vice President is more optimistic than ever about our ability to curb climate change
British banks to offer 1.3 billion pounds in credit card compensation
Rupert Jones
13 banks, including Barclays and HSBC, are in hot water after misselling card and identity protection policies
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