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The fraud of Newt
Jonathan Bernstein
For a party without policies, the faux-candidate supplies the illusion of ideas
Could jazz provide the Occupy Wall Street soundtrack?
Martin Johnson
The civil rights movement had a jazz beat. Now a new generation of players wants to meld politics and protest
NPR dodges the peril of socialist opera
Richard Schiffman
The network cancels Lisa Simeone's opera program instead of standing up for her First Amendment rights
“Next thing I knew, we were tear-gassed”
Kevin Army
An Open Salon blogger gives a firsthand report of the Occupy Oakland police raid
Rick Perry is officially addicted to birtherism
Steve Kornacki
"It's a good issue to keep alive," the GOP candidate says in a new interview
Herman Cain’s bafflingly weird “smoking” ad
Steve Kornacki
A platitude-rich testimonial from a smoking man reinforces the main question about Cain: Is he even trying to win?
How the apple took over the planet
Erika Janik
New findings pinpoint the true origin of our favorite fruit -- and help explain its extraordinary path to dominance
Can a gay musical stamp out bullying?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A high school play draws critics -- and opens minds
Washington Post finally gives a voice to “insiders”
Alex Pareene
Two ethically compromised campaign veterans with corporate resumes a mile long get their own political blog
“Put a Bird on It”: The aftermath
Erin Keane
"Portlandia's" skit might be the first comedy sketch to have a big impact on America's buying habits
Feingold tries to reach Occupy supporters
Justin Elliott
Progressives United, founded by the former senator, buys ad space on Twitter's #OWS hashtag
Tunisia votes for the first time
Erin Cunningham
Nine months after ousting their dictator, citizens turn out to the polls in record numbers
Read the fine print: The Iraq war isn’t over
Jordan Michael Smith
U.S. withdrawal leaves 5,000 mercenaries on the ground and the State Department's private air force in the skies
Rick Perry’s descent into birtherism
Steve Kornacki
What his disastrous interview with Parade tells us: He's bad -- really, really bad -- at running for president
When color enhances sound
J.C. Gabel
A new book about how musicians use color looks at Blue Man Group, Daft Punk and others. We talk to the editors
“1Q84”: Love in an alternate universe
Laura Miller
Haruki Murakami's new novel is the international literary giant at his uncanny, mesmerizing best
Born-again bikers ride Harleys to church
Alex Vadukul
In this North Carolina congregation, leather jackets and bear hugs abound
Cornel West arrested as OWS spreads to Harlem
Justin Elliott
A campaign against arbitrary searches by the NYPD gets a boost from Occupy Wall Street
Rupert Murdoch faces angry investors
Alex Pareene
News Corp.'s annual shareholder's meeting could end with a series of embarrassing votes for the powerful media mogu
How they get away with obstruction
Steve Kornacki
A plan to save the jobs of teachers and firefighters has massive public support. But the Senate GOP just killed it
Pick of the week: Elizabeth Olsen in “Martha Marcy May Marlene”
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: The famous twins' younger sister has her own star turn in the haunting "Martha Marcy May Marlene"
After Gadhafi, the West eyes the Libyan prize
Phyllis Bennis
Oil rich and deeply divided, the country is vulnerable to outside powers
America’s broken Senate unlikely to confirm many judges next year
Alex Pareene
The obstruction will only get worse as the election draws closer
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