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The smart science of “Contagion”
Emma Mustich
For Dr. Ian Lipkin, working on Steven Soderbergh's new thriller wasn't about thrills. It was a chance to educate
Pow! Boom! Why DC relaunched iconic comic books
Heidi MacDonald
Even Superman can't escape tough times. Publisher Jim Lee explains why DC relaunched all 52 comic books this week
Howard Dean responds to Salon
Justin Elliott
And we respond to his spokeswoman's dismissal of our story about Dean's paid advocacy work
Facts and myths in the WikiLeaks/Guardian saga
Glenn Greenwald
A series of accidental events led to the publication of 251,000 diplomatic cables in unredacted form
“A Good Old Fashioned Orgy:” Gen Y gets its group grope
Marc Mohan
"A Good Old Fashioned Orgy" is shameless and unsubtle. So why do we root for these likable losers to get it on?
Do orgasms really make women fall in love?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Recent reports claim oxytocin makes ladies get clingy after sex, but an expert calls foul
Breakdown: The new WikiLeaks scoops
Peter Finocchiaro
A new batch of unredacted diplomatic cables drops
The seduction of Howard Dean
Justin Elliott
The liberal firebrand succumbs to Washington's money culture
Welcome to dragnet surveillance
Faiza Patel, Emily Berman
For Muslims in America it's a fact of life. Who's next on the FBI's list?
Way down in the hole
Bob Wilson
Arrested at a pipeline protest at the White House, I understood civil disobedience after baking in a D.C. jail
Libya: Rebels issue Gadhafi’s troops a deadline
Tracey Shelton
Council calls for loyalist forces in Sirte to surrender in 4 days, while life in Tripoli remains difficult
Amnesty alleges death, torture in Syrian prisons
Don Melvin
Human rights group says at least 88 have died in detention since anti-government protests began this spring
When my one-night stand returned on Facebook
Shonna Milliken Humphrey
I never thought I'd see him after we parted 13 years ago. Would my husband be OK if we reconnected? Would I?
How Rick Perry became a millionaire
Alex Pareene
The Texas governor's history of "lucky" investments
China: Apple workers react to Steve Jobs’ resignation
Kathleen E. McLaughlin
Factory workers who were poisoned making parts two years ago say they never heard from Jobs
Romney aide mum on his corporate clients
Justin Elliott
Ex-senator Jim Talent is co-chair of a high-octane D.C. lobbying firm, but he hasn't disclosed who he works for
Confessions of a bad teacher
John Owens
I took a job in the NYC public school system because I wanted to make a difference. I ended up living a nightmare
Can the symphony be saved?
Lewis Whittington
Amid bankruptcies and closures, a handful of radical innovators are building a new future for the city orchestra
When being the “dumb” candidate is a problem
Steve Kornacki
Why Rick Perry may not be able to overcome doubts about his intellect as easily as Reagan and W did
The Pentagon’s strengthening grip on Hollywood
David Sirota
New projects, including Kathryn Bigelow's bin Laden film, show rising pressure on filmmakers to please the military
Why TV news is addicted to weather porn
Matt Zoller Seitz
When it comes to storms, TV news sticks to the script -- no matter how cynical, exploitative or cliched it may be
Why do college students love getting wasted?
Thomas Rogers
New research uncovers the secret attraction of binge drinking. An expert explains the surprising results
The return of Neil Bush
Ken Silverstein
Even in the Great Recession, the dim bulb of a dynasty manages to cash in on the family name
The timidity of Ben Bernanke, explained
Andrew Leonard
How Obama's inaction has ceded too much power to the Federal Reserve's rebellious inflation hawks
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