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Affleck’s “Argo” wins Directors Guild top honor
David Germain
The movie has become a strong candidate for Best Picture at the Academy Awards
Brutal Egyptian police video heightens tensions
Natasha Lennard
Mounting death toll and footage of police beatings prompt troubling comparisons to Mubarak's authoritarianism
Tea Party unhappy about Karl Rove’s war on the Tea Party
Jillian Rayfield
The split in the conservative movement widens as Rove enlists GOP billionaires to target the Tea Party
Obama to campaign for gun proposals in Minnesota
Julie Pace
The President will attempt to rally support for an assault weapons ban and universal background checks on Monday
Malala Yousefzai makes first video statement
Associated Press
In her first video statement since being shot by the Taliban, Yousefzai says she is "getting better, day by day"
Gov. Perry: Boy Scouts should keep no-gay policy
Will Weissert
Perry says that the organization shouldn't bend to the whims of "popular culture"
India’s war on whistleblowers
Jason Overdorf
Over the past five years, 150 have allegedly been harassed for exposing corruption. As many as 20 have been killed
Could Rove’s new effort backfire?
Steve Kornacki
Stopping the next Todd Akin could be a lot trickier than GOP elites think
Should I stay or should I go?
Cary Tennis
I need to crowd-source this decision; I can't make it on my own
Details emerge about man at center of Alabama hostage standoff
Bruce Smith, Melissa Nelson-gabriel
As the standoff enters its sixth day, officials paint a picture of an isolated man estranged from his family
“Inside Rehab”: How it could work better, and why it doesn’t
Laura Miller
A startling new investigation of addiction programs says 28 days and 12 steps add up to inadequate treatment
Rightist group National Alliance weakening
Don Terry
The organization is on the brink of "complete obscurity"
Rosa Parks: “I had been pushed as far as I could stand”
Jeanne Theoharis
On her 100th birthday, a new book argues the civil rights icon's rebellion goes beyond that one famous refusal
Rhode Island flower shops shun atheist teenager
Laura Gottesdiener
Local vendors allegedly refused to deliver a bouquet to a 16 year old, setting off a new war of the roses
Obama’s shameless finance reform flip-flopping
Justin Elliott
Turning his campaign into a nonprofit that accepts unlimited donations is just the president's latest reversal
Joe Biden vs. Lindsey Graham: Who knows more about post-apocalyptic survival?
Alex Seitz-Wald
When doomsday comes, Biden says you'd want a shotgun, Graham says you'd want an assault weapon -- who's right?
Obama offers faith groups new birth control rule
Rachel Zoll, Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar
The new regulation attempts to create a barrier between religious groups and contraception coverage
Report: Border guards made wrongful arrests for rewards
Natasha Lennard
Promise of bonus pay, vacation time may have led agents to arrest hundreds of legal travelers, say researchers
Protesters and police clash at Morsi’s palace
Associated Press
Thousands marched in Cairo on the eighth day of a wave of unrest
Out of a newspaper strike dawned a new age in American letters
Gerald Howard
The New York Review of Books published its first issue 50 years ago, forever changing the literary conversation
“Zero Dark Thirty” goes feminist
Irin Carmon
Forget torture! The film's screenwriter emphasizes that bin Laden was defeated by "a liberated Western woman"
Vladimir Putin calls on Boyz II Men to help boost Russian birth rate
Prachi Gupta
The president hopes that their romantic slow jamz will put Russians in the mood to make love
Coke’s Super Bowl ad: Pretty much everything wrong with America
Michael Shaw
From its gender stereotyping to its allusions to American exceptionalism, the spot offends in every which way
Martin Luther King Jr., champion of military defense?
David Sirota
The United States Air Force is the latest group to willfully misinterpret the legacy of the civil rights activist
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