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PETA’s cynical and exploitative porn stunt
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Sex and slaughterhouses? For once, the animal-rights group should persuade people without relying on naked pictures
The insanity of running as a sane GOP candidate
Steve Kornacki
Jon Huntsman is talking up science and bashing debt ceiling brinkmanship: What on earth is he thinking?
Who are the “sons of Mubarak”?
Jon Jensen
In Egypt, a small but vocal minority still supports the fallen dictator
World urges Gadhafi to surrender, plans future
Alessandra Rizzo
Libyan strongman's whereabouts unknown as rebels secure 95 percent of Tripoli
Falling in love as the USSR crumbled
Paul Greenberg
Twenty years ago, we were caught up in the throes of history. And the throes of passion
Libyan rebels: Unit protecting Gadhafi surrenders
Ben Hubbard, Karin Laub, Dario Lopez
Official says the military unit in charge of protecting the Libyan leader and the capital Tripoli has given up
“The Submission”: Reminding America of what it is
Laura Miller
A new novel about the media circus surrounding a 9/11 memorial is political fiction at its most powerful
Our kids’ glorious new age of distraction
Thomas Rogers
Research shows mobile technology is really changing children's brains. An expert explains how we use that for good
The surprisingly gay world of insect sex
Marlene Zuk
Homosexual behavior isn't just a vertebrate thing. But what can bugs teach us about our own sexuality?
The Christian right’s “dominionist” strategy
Sarah Posner
The emergence of Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann as top presidential candidates is a story 30 years in the making
The power that a president does — and doesn’t — have
Jonathan Bernstein
A president has less power than Obama's liberal critics think -- but they also have more power than they realize
We talk to Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild
Justin Elliott
The original PUMA talks to Salon about how she went from Hillary loyalist to Huntsman bundler
A brief history of controversial presidential vacations
Alex Pareene
Barack Obama's not the first one to be criticized for taking some time off from running the country
Syrian forces shoot at protesters, killing 13
Bassem Mroue
Assad regime defiant one day after international leaders demand a cease-fire
Does Rick Perry have a porn problem?
Justin Elliott
An investment in a video rental chain was once a target of conservative protests
Rockets, airstrikes follow attack on Israel
Matti Friedman
Militants in Gaza step-up hostile action against Israel
How Washington could create jobs right now
Michael Winship
Exciting ideas that President Obama should embrace -- if he's ready to stop playing small ball
Inside the Bush-Obama administration
David Bromwich
A look at the advisers the president has sought and sacked reveals the deep similarities between the two leaders
Obama’s plan: New jobs proposals, challenging GOP
Ben Feller
President plans to announce broad package of tax cuts, construction work and government aid
Can Mitt’s sanity strategy actually work?
Steve Kornacki
Mitt Romney is betting that even in today's GOP there's such a thing as too crazy -- and he may be right
“Have you ever had sex with Rick Perry?”
Justin Elliott
A Texas Ron Paul supporter runs a newspaper ad seeking women who have slept with the presidential candidate
Getting to know the Tea Party
Joan Walsh
It's the GOP's white conservative base in silly costumes. Why couldn't the media figure that out sooner?
The bully the GOP has been waiting for
Gene Lyons
The cowboy archetype runs so deep in American culture that even George W. Bush couldn't ruin it
The violent story of Columbus’ forgotten colony
Charles C. Mann
His first settlement, La Isabela, has been ignored by history -- but its short existence reshaped our world
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