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The Tea Party is beating Mitch McConnell
Alex Seitz-Wald
It's lined up a potential primary challenger, and already succeeded at pushing McConnell to the far-right fringe
Latin America escaped the CIA
Greg Grandin
A new report shows that the region is the sole exception to Washington's global torture and rendition program
Everything you never wanted to know about the European horse meat scandal
Katie McDonough
In a crisis that seems to grow by the hour, a breakdown of who's involved and what's at stake
An outsider artist’s inner life
Jillian Steinhauer
A limited exhibition of artist Henry Darger's archival materials includes a 15,000-page manuscript he wrote
Targeted killings: OK if Obama does it?
Joan Walsh
Salon exclusive: Study finds "liberals" more likely to favor targeted killings once they know it’s Obama's policy
German court strengthens gay adoption rights
Geir Moulson
The court ruled that one member of a civil partnership should be able to adopt the partner's step or adopted child
Chinese army unit tied to hacks on U.S.
Natasha Lennard
An infantry of hackers in one Shangai neighborhood are thought responsible for majority of attacks
Obama to press GOP on averting sequester
Julie Pace
The President is urging Republicans to accept more tax revenue to avert automatic budget cuts
Alec Baldwin disputes claims he used racial epithets
Kera Bolonik
The actor defends himself against the NY Post again — this time after an altercation with a staff photographer
Coming out to my wife
Mark Bentley Cohen
When I told her I was bisexual, and fooling around with men, I knew our marriage was doomed. Instead, it opened up
“Argo” doesn’t deserve the Oscar
Andrew O'Hehir
Ben Affleck's Oscar frontrunner is clever, but it distorts painful history into a cheesy propaganda thriller
Karen Russell’s vampires have bite
William Boyle
In her second story collection, Russell demonstrates her gifts for genre-bending and whimsical, exuberant prose
Thank you for being a friend, Hannah Horvath
Meghan Lewit
Why is TV so enamored of the "Golden Girls" archetypal quartet to explore female friendship?
Getting prescription meds right
Maia Svalavitz
If drugs like Adderall help some people and harm others, why do reports on the drug skew one way or the other?
What Hillary did next
Natasha Lennard
Taking a well-trodden path, the retired secretary of state will get paid six-figures to speak
Pope Benedict XVI’s surprising artistic legacy
Allison Meier
As conservative as his politics were, he did encourage the Church to renew its relationship with the art world
White House: Leaked immigration plan just a backup
Associated Press
The White House downplay the leaked proposal as merely backup if lawmakers fail to come up with an overhaul
The gun control test
Steve Kornacki
A certain New York billionaire wants to use a special election in Illinois to scare politicians across America
“The Dinner”: The Dutch answer to “Gone Girl”? Maybe not, but no less thrilling
Laura Miller
Two couples meet at a fancy restaurant in this fiendish and merciless international best-seller
Seedy side of the circus
Allison Meier
Jill Freedman's gritty black and white photography captures the dark side of a popular public spectacle
Micah’s Rule: Christian band, LGBT pride
Katie McDonough
The Christian vocal trio's members are all out and open LGBT adults, but say they're "a group like any other"
Ingmar Bergman, novelist
Kelsey Osgood
Largely unheralded, the Swedish director's fiction was no less haunting than his feature films
Tammy Duckworth sets the record straight on women in combat
Katie McDonough
The Iraq war veteran says killing doesn't affect men and women differently, but is "an unnatural act for everyone"
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