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The end of R.E.M.
Emma Mustich
Updated: In a quiet announcement on their web site, the influential band decides to "call it a day"
GOP kingmakers will make sure primary fight doesn’t drag on and on
Alex Pareene
Party elites are still divided between Perry and Romney, but they'll fall in line behind the guy who wins early
Nader plan to primary Obama “not that far along”
Justin Elliott
A Ralph Nader-endorsed project to challenge the president has no organizational heft behind it, for now
“Glee” imagines life beyond senior year
Matt Zoller Seitz
The third season debut of Fox's musical comedy series sows the seeds of an exit strategy
The miseducation of the president
Joan Walsh
Ron Suskind describes a leader pulled off course by his staff. But we still don't know where Obama wants to take us
Street art you can touch
Jonathan Greenblatt
These "flaming cacti" are part of an effort to transform New York City into a fun, healthy urban space
The college hazing that changed my life
Thomas Rogers
I was a young gay man hoping university athletics would help me fit in. Then the oil wrestling began
Tori Amos lightens up
Annie Zaleski
As her new classically inspired album arrives, the alt-rock chanteuse looks back -- and wishes she'd laughed more
Simple Pickup: Are these the greatest pickup artists of all time?
Peter Lu
Three normal guys with a camcorder changed how I relate to women, and upped the game for a million-dollar industry
Flawed poll hypes threat of Iran
Justin Elliott
Survey from right-wing group says Americans view Iran as biggest danger to the U.S.
Why body bags prompt support for war
David Sirota
Research confirms the pathology of staying the course
Sheriff Joe forms birther “posse”
Alex Pareene
Arizona's cartoonish right-wing folk hero promises to investigate the president's birth certificate
Italy looks for a Beijing bailout
Michael Moran
The decision to ask China for help shows just how quickly America's influence is declining
Obama and the art of picking a fight
Steve Kornacki
Obama's new threat: I'll veto any deficit reduction plan that cuts entitlements but leaves the rich alone
“Can we ever really know Ernest Hemingway?”
Kevin Canfield
For his masterly new biography, Paul Hendrickson tracked down Papa's brother, a living friend -- and his boat
Big Oil group plays race card on Solyndra
Justin Elliott
The Exxon-funded Congress of Racial Equality says Obama's "green jobs" agenda hurts black workers
The collegiate drug hypocrisy
David Sirota
Schools like Colorado University have a no-tolerance policy for pot, but they turn a blind eye to binge drinking
In defense of the baseball novel
Mike Doherty
Baseball has a grand literary tradition. Why does the acclaimed book "The Art of Fielding" not want any part of it?
Tea Party sticking with alleged deadbeat dad
Justin Elliott
Rep. Joe Walsh is embroiled in a nasty court battle with his ex-wife over child support payments
The husband we shared
Lea Lane
Carole and I only met twice. I never suspected how our lives would intersect
U.S. officials: Al-Qaida ops chief killed by CIA
Kimberly Dozier
Top Pakistani operative dead after drone strike earlier this week
Supercommittee under lobbyist assault
Mimi Marziani
Unless Congress forces disclosure, money will prevail over democracy in budget cutting
Can India save its disappearing girls?
Hanna Ingber Win
Sex selection has accounted for millions of abortions. We take a closer look at the nation's growing gender gap
The perils of partisan punditry in the Obama age
Glenn Greenwald
Many of the most consequential political facts reside outside R v. D bickering, and are thus ignored
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