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The Middle East’s secret revolution
Jen Marlowe
Lost in the fervor of Libya and Egypt is the growing turmoil in Bahrain, which could set the region aflame
Chicago teachers consider latest offer
The Associated Press
A vote on whether to end the strike is likely Tuesday
Al-Qaida calls for more diplomat attacks
Maamoun Youssef
Meanwhile, a suicide bomber kills 12 in Kabul
Obama fights for indefinite detention
Natasha Lennard
The administration's lawyers seek to appeal a judge's injunction against NDAA
Wyclef Jean: I loved Lauryn Hill and my wife
Wyclef Jean
Fugees fans want to blame my affair with Lauryn Hill for destroying the band and harming her career. It isn't true
Newsweek trolls again with MUSLIM RAGE
Alex Pareene
Another unhelpful, "provocative" cover from Tina Brown's "news" magazine
New York’s hidden crime wave
Attiyya Anthony
The city's crime rate continues to plummet -- except in its public parks
Muslims clash with police in Europe
Paul Ames
European countries condemn the anti-U.S. violence, but concerns are growing over the impact of the unrest
Boy Scouts covered up alleged child molesters for 20 years
Prachi Gupta
Confidential files reveal the Boy Scouts has allegedly covered up child abuse for years
David Cameron said bad things about Romney, says Harvey Weinstein
Jillian Rayfield
Romney has been "uniting all of England against him," Cameron supposedly said
US diplomats in Beirut burn classified material
Matthew Lee
The embassy took emergency procedures in light of anti-American protests
Calm returns to Cairo: Now what?
Erin Cunningham
The protesters may have dispersed, but a serious debate over America’s role in the Middle East has just begun
Teachers’ strike: Chicago’s just the beginning
Josh Eidelson
By emphasizing class size, the showdown with Rahm Emanuel has redefined the education debate
Occupy isn’t over
Rebecca Solnit
One year in, some contend that the movement has failed. The truth is that its victories are still being felt
Syrian missiles hit Lebanon
Bassem Mroue
Syrian missiles, said to be aimed at rebels, landed across the border in a remote Lebanese town
“Life After Death”: Surviving death row
Laura Miller
Damien Echols of the falsely convicted West Memphis Three tells his story in a riveting new memoir
“This is the Wild West”
Chris Feliciano Arnold
At America's largest traveling gun show, ammo's cheap, private sales abound and the Second Amendment comes first
Miss America’s eating disorder
McCarton Ackerman
When Kirsten Haglund took the Miss America crown in 2008, she had been starving herself for years
Jesus would back gay marriage
Gene Robinson
I'm an Anglican bishop and know what the Bible says about marriage. It has nothing to do with one man, one woman
Islamism’s turning point
Tariq Ramadan
Violent extremism is the antithesis of the Arab Spring, but how we handle the current crisis will decide its future
What’s wrong with “vanilla”?
Tracy Clark-Flory
The sexually progressive community isn't always that enlightened when it comes to non-kinky sexualities
Aimee Mann: Fame is the worst
David Daley
The singer tells Salon we've become a nation of spoiled voyeurs -- and lost track of the value of the arts
Congress’ endless fundraising
Michael Winship
Too many congressmen depend on campaign contributions from the very institutions they should be overseeing
Lady mags are empowering?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new study suggests that reading Cosmo actually makes women prioritize female pleasure
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