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Third World considers rescuing First World
Andrew Leonard
Heaving a deep sigh, a group of nations full of poor people discuss lending a helping hand to rich Europeans
Rick Perry plays up a bogus “Texanism”
Gene Lyons
The anti-government style dresses up the state's tradition of crony capitalism
Financier flirts with patriotism
Peter Finocchiaro
Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman says he'd share the pain ... but would he welcome higher taxes?
Herman Cain’s gay staffer cover-up
Alex Pareene
Former Iowa staffer says the campaign secretly retained the services of a gay treasurer with a checkered history
Why we’re not seeing a “Cuban Autumn”
Nick Miroff
Dissidents took heart at the successes of the Arab Spring, but pro-democracy protests aren't gaining traction
U.S. ambassador: Haqqani group behind Kabul attack
Heidi Vogt, Amir Shah
Pakistan-based network supposedly behind assault, which ended at dawn this morning
Better to light a fire than curse the darkness
Matt Zoller Seitz
An unsettling documentary about the Earth Liberation Front asks if arson can help save the environment
Elizabeth Warren enters Mass. Senate race
Andrew Miga
The vocal consumer advocate will run against Scott Brown in the 2012 election
Taliban attack U.S. Embassy, other Kabul buildings
Rahim Faiez, Amir Shah
Insurgents fire rocket-propelled grenades and assault rifles at multiple targets in Afghan capital
Go ahead, SpongeBob, rot my kids’ brains
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The undersea dweller takes heat for impeding learning -- but my family won't stop loving him
At U.K. terror inquiry, Rep. King defends I.R.A. terror
Justin Elliott
At a parliamentary hearing on Muslim radicalization, the New York Republican condones Irish radicalization
Sarah Michelle Gellar flounders in a bland new drama
Matt Zoller Seitz
The CW series "Ringer" is an oxymoron, a thriller about identity theft that has no personality of its own
How America’s empire will be remembered
Mike Davis
Our self-righteous sense of "innocence" has been instrumental in bringing about the nation's decline
Have Libya’s rebels committed war crimes?
Tracey Shelton
A new report suggests that abuse and discrimination remain rampant in Tripoli's prisons
Ahmadinejad: U.S. hikers could be freed in days
Associated Press
Two Americans detained on spy-related charges are a step closer to freedom
Even Harvard couldn’t protect me
Amy Gutman
Neither my degrees nor my prestigious jobs prepared me for the endless anxiety of job hunting
What happens if the euro fails
Philip S. Balboni
The EU's financial mess could have profound ramifications. It's time for America to start paying attention
The bait and switch of school “reform”
David Sirota
Behind the new corporate agenda for education lurks the old politics of profit and self-interest
Four women unafraid to rock (just don’t call them ballsy)
Gail O'Hara
As their much-awaited CD arrives, Wild Flag's bad-ass alt-rock superheroes discuss falling in love with music again
My prep school sabotage
Lenore Zion
My dad wanted me to get into a prestigious academy. But my interviews started going horrifically wrong
The criminalization of speech since 9/11
Justin Elliott
Prosecution for "material support" has expanded under Obama. Where does it leave the First Amendment?
Orwell, 9/11, Emmanuel Goldstein and WikiLeaks
Glenn Greenwald
The decade since the attack provides a vivid museum exhibit for how state propaganda functions
Why schools need to teach 9/11
David Sirota
Kids must learn the complex truths about the attacks to combat the Islamophobic myths they've grown up with
GOP contenders embrace the Keystone pipeline
Justin Elliott
But some conservatives in the Great Plains are balking at environmental risks posed by the project
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