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Spiritual leaders arrested at Occupy Oakland
Emily Loftis
A dozen faith leaders among 32 arrested by riot police
The love J. Edgar Hoover does not deserve
Mark Feldstein
Clint Eastwood's kindly biopic of the FBI director skims over the vicious racist
A narco’s case against the U.S.
Michelle García
How Operation Fast and Furious and a U.S. government informant benefited Mexico's Sinaloa cartel
Child abuse: We’re making the problem worse
Tracy Clark-Flory
Experts say America's approach to sex offenders only increases the likelihood that they will re-offend
It’s time to Occupy Poetry
Jeremy Axelrod
Merry pranksters call the Poetry Foundation elitist and beholden to Prozac cash. Are they right, or just annoying?
The controversial science of free will
Hannah Tepper
New findings raise questions about our brain's role in decision-making. An expert weighs in
GOP and TP on Obama’s foreign policy “successes”
Glenn Greenwald
To wild GOP crowd cheers, Newt Gingrich and Michele Bachman vehemently defend Obama's assassination policy
Finally, an Asian who packs a punch
Thea Lim
Generations horrified by "The Hangover" and Long Duk Dong have an unlikely hero in boxer Manny Pacquiao
Pirates, patriots and paladins: The lush visions of a master illustrator
Emma Mustich
Johnny Depp owes thanks to Howard Pyle, the 19th-century artist who created the image of the swashbuckling pirate
Meet the new death dealers
Andrew Feinstein
As the Internet transforms the weapons trade, Beijing is becoming a massive player -- and we should be scared
Occupy Harvard gets the old college jeer
Dylan Matthews
In the school of the 1 percent, griping greets the movement
Kelsey Grammer’s “Boss”: Cable’s greatest performance?
Matt Zoller Seitz
Grammer's gifts make a cynical political drama essential viewing, even as the show finds its footing
Occupy Wall Street looks ahead to 2012
Justin Elliott
The all-consuming presidential election season looms. How will Occupy respond? Does it have to?
Karl Rove’s Massachusetts culture war
Steve Kornacki
A lavishly-funded group he helped launch paints Elizabeth Warren as a friend of cop-hating druggies
The end of cheap Chinese labor
Kathleen E. McLaughlin
As wages go up and manufacturing slows, the era of inexpensive consumer goods draws to a close
Jennifer Rubin’s boss sees no problem with anti-Arab bigotry
Alex Pareene
Washington Post blogger endorses the ravings of an extremist neocon, gets compliments from her boss
Interview: Charlotte Gainsbourg talks von Trier’s “Melancholia”
Andrew O'Hehir
The Anglo-French singer-actress talks about playing Kirsten Dunst's normal sister, and that famous "Nazi" meltdown
What happens in Arizona doesn’t stay in Arizona
Jeff Biggers
Russell Pearce, influential ideologue of the right, is retired by a resurgent citizens movement
After losses, Tea Party gears up for next battle
Justin Elliott
Tea Party Express looks to beat back Scott Walker recall campaign
How the rich rig the system
Michael Lind
From low capital gains taxes to stock buy-backs, here are the ways the elites ensure the markets benefit them
Occupiers plan epic New York to Washington march
Justin Elliott
Their target: The congressional supercommittee and the Bush tax cuts for the rich
Has Pakistan missed its “Arab Spring” moment?
Suzanna Koster
After a young man sets himself on fire to protest living conditions, the nation's response is muted
Old people getting richer, young people getting poorer
Alex Pareene
The age-based wealth gap is big and growing, thanks to younger Americans' debts
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