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Pope Benedict XVI: His best of the worst
Katie McDonough
On the sexual abuse scandal, gay marriage, women's rights, abortion and HIV/AIDS -- all in his own words
State of the Union “aisle hogs”: 2013 edition
Jillian Rayfield
Which members of Congress will get up early to increase their chances of getting on national TV?
Jazz pioneer Donald Byrd dies
AP/Kate Zezima, Randall Chase
The leading trumpeter of the 1950s was 80 years old
Whispering sweet post-structuralist nothings
Benjamin Nugent
Novelists like Jennifer Egan and Jeffrey Eugenides employ theory jargon as flirty banter. Is this the new rom-com?
Why you can’t stop perusing your Facebook profile
Tom Jacobs
New research suggests regular checks don't make you narcissistic -- just human
The GOP “civil war” is going to make both sides rich
Alex Pareene
Karl Rove and the conservative movement's never-ending gravy train
Michele Bachmann still has access to our nation’s top secrets
Alex Seitz-Wald
After getting mocked by her own party for her Muslim witch hunt, she retains her seat on the Intelligence Committee
The Grammy Awards: Who won?
Salon Staff
The Grammy love was equally distributed: Gotye, Frank Ocean, Mumford & Sons, Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Fun., and more!
I worked hard for no pay — and I dug it
Rachel Monroe
When I lived on a commune, I learned that some kinds of labor yield their own, non-monetary rewards
John Brennan is a secret Muslim, says anti-Islam activist
Jillian Rayfield
Disgraced former FBI agent John Guandolo has a theory about Obama's pick to head the CIA
Shonda Rhimes: “Calling a show a ‘guilty pleasure’ — it’s like saying it’s a piece of crap”
Willa Paskin
The creator of "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal" explores the ethos of immorality -- and the insult she really hates
Lawmakers urge oversight of drone program
Philip Elliott
Lawmakers on Sunday called for a closer look at President Obama's use of drones
Steven Seagal, Joe Arpaio train school guards in Arizona
Jillian Rayfield
Arpaio has said he wants his "posse" members to protect schools from potential shooters
More troubles for Bachmann campaign over contact list
Jillian Rayfield
The strange case of a leaked contact list still plagues Bachmann's failed presidential campaign
Do abandoned children have the right to know their origins?
Charlotte Witt
Surrendered babies and the making of identity
Are radical Christians finally ceding on gay marriage?
Tom Bartlett
The New Calvinist movement pairs a traditional take on the Bible with a softer image -- and smarter rhetoric
“To get the gold, they will have to kill every one of us”
Alexander Zaitchik
The most-storied warrior tribe in Ecuador prepares to fight as the government sells gold-laden land to China
Sectarian lines in Syria highlight Sunni-Shia divide
Charles M. Sennott
A Muslim summit revealed the sectarian nature of Assad's Shia Alawite suppression of Sunni protestors and rebels
How do you explain drone killings? With post-Orwellian “Newspeak”
Andrew O'Hehir
In the logic of perma-war, "imminent threat" is everywhere and drone attacks on Americans are no problem
Former congressman Tom Allen: GOP speaks a different language
Tom Allen
You try serving with these Republicans: I spent 12 years in Congress and lost hope that we could talk to each other
GOP’s newest in-house spat
Paul Waldman
The latest flare-up between Karl Rove and pundit Brent Bozell highlights a growing rift within the party
Aurora victims harassed by conspiracy theorists
Alex Seitz-Wald
It's gotten so bad that prosecutors have asked the court to redact victims' names
Report: Unpaid rent can lead to arrest in Arkansas
Natasha Lennard
Human Rights Watch finds hundreds of tenants face criminal charges when they fail to vacate
The clothing iron doesn’t need Monopoly’s lousy endorsement
Erika Niedowski
According to one market research group, U.S. iron sales are up nearly 3 percent from 2007 to 2012
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