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My soggy, frustrating, inspiring week Occupying Wall Street
Ken Ilgunas
I needed to know if I believed in this movement. So I took a break from my job and traveled 4,300 miles to find out
Occupy HQ: A bailed-out bank
Justin Elliott
In an ironic twist, a plaza in a Deutsche Bank skyscraper on Wall St. has become a key meeting place for protesters
The fascinating world of fraternal prank machines
Julia Suits
Slide show: From "spankers" to human centipedes, the turn-of-the-century gadgets that transformed secret societies
“Mommy is a love artist”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Porn star and performance artist Madison Young invites us into bed for a chat about motherhood and sexuality
Let’s not let Mitt off the hook too easily
Steve Kornacki
The spineless opportunism that he's now being knocked for literally defines his 17-year political career
Solving New York’s sewage problem
Andrew Leonard
Leif Percifield's community-oriented idea could reduce pollution in the region's waterways
FBI entraps old white guys in terror sting, just like it does to young Muslim men
Alex Pareene
The Justice Department proves its commitment to equality by indicting right-wing Christians for an unlikely plot
Sweden’s shameful transgender sterilization rule
Ann Tornkvist
Despite its many LGBT-friendly policies, people still must be sterilized before they can legally change their sex
Tea Party and GOP split on Occupy Wall Street
Justin Elliott
Republicans grapple with how to respond to the popular economic justice protests
Are the floodgates about to open on the Herman Cain story?
Steve Kornacki
One woman wants to speak out, another apparently got $35,000: A maddeningly vague scandal may be coming into focus
The (other) scandal that might sink Cain
Adele M. Stan
I hired the wrong person and she turned on me
Cary Tennis
She's gone now, thank God, but I can't get her out of my head
Official: MF Global admitted using client money
Daniel Wagner
Bankruptcy might be just the beginning of troubles for Jon Corzine's securities firm
Notes on your notes … and some personal stuff
Cary Tennis
The experiment of turning over most of the advice-giving to our wonderful and brilliant readers was a success
America’s fixer in Cambodia
Ken Silverstein
In the post-communist kleptocracy, a former Reagan official is the man to see.
Herman Cain changes his story
Joan Walsh
Now he remembers the women who made sexual harassment charges against him, and key details
So who dropped the dime on Herman Cain?
Steve Kornacki
The timing and nature of a sexual harassment story leaves no shortage of suspects
OWS’ Valley Forge moment
Tom Engelhardt
This generation of protesters is saddled by debt and an uncertain future. They can survive the challenges of winter
Occupy USA: 100 arrests nationwide
Jefferson Morley
With police using pepper spray in Denver and restraint in Nashville, the struggle to control public space continues
Report: NYPD steers drunks to Occupy Wall Street
Justin Elliott
Those found drinking in city parks are told by officers to "take it to Zuccotti," the Daily News reports
Will the right give Herman Cain the Clarence Thomas treatment now?
Steve Kornacki
Claiming collusion by liberals and the media made Clarence Thomas a right-wing folk hero. Will it work for Cain?
Who should judge book awards?
Victor LaValle
A National Book Award judge -- and a terrible Barnes & Noble clerk -- suggests adding a booksellers' perspective
Anonymous takes on Mexican drug cartel
Associated Press
The hacker collective demands the release of a member it claims was kidnapped by the Zetas crime syndicate
A New Declaration of Independence
Alex Pareene
The weight of the 1 Percent has become intolerable. How can we take our country back? Here's a fresh draft
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