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The Week in Uppers
Peter Finocchiaro
Take a deep breath, forget about downgrades and spending cuts, and check out some of the week's best stories
Where is all the Wisconsin money coming from?
Natasha Lennard
More than $30 million -- from the left and the right -- has poured into the state as the recall campaign heats up
Fox Nation shocker: Obama invited black guys to his birthday party
Alex Pareene
The president's "hip-hop barbecue" had very little hip-hop, but plenty of race-baiting potential
“Jersey Shore” recap: 4×1
Drew Grant
Wherein the lovable mopes travel to Italy, go to a disco, yell
a lot and ponder ill-advised hook-ups
The roots of Thursday’s market meltdown
Andrew Leonard
With the debt ceiling deal done, investors take a closer look at the other side of the Atlantic -- and panic
The history lesson Obama has ignored
David Woolner
Obama has made the same mistake as FDR, turning his back on Keynesian economics. And we'll all pay dearly for it
Romney signs new marriage pledge, Pawlenty doesn’t
Alex Pareene
This anti-equality pledge is 100 percent slavery-free
The endlessly bizarre duality of New Jersey
Jen A. Miller
"Jersey Shore" and "Boardwalk Empire." Bon Jovi and the Boss. As MTV's hit returns, making sense of the cheesy/cool
This is what imposition of religious law looks like
Justin Elliott
Israeli lawmakers push for the use of traditional Jewish law in courts
Police scour Va. Tech campus after gunman reported
Associated Press
Children say they saw a man with what might have been a gun this morning, though no further sightings were reported
Amanda Knox’s captivating womanhood
Nina Burleigh
The world was gripped by her murder trial -- but for many Italians, it was her femininity that held the appeal
New fonts from a legendary designer
Paul Shaw
We talk to a famed type director about what inspires his work and take a look at his latest typefaces
“It takes balls to execute an innocent man”
Justin Elliott
Did a questionable execution actually help Rick Perry's political career?
The Tea Party is bigger than the South
Ed Kilgore
Movement conservatism's conquest of the GOP is a national story, not a regional one
“Green Lantern” sequel and the pain of the “super”-franchise
Drew Grant
With DC/Warner Bros. in a race to the bottom with Marvel Studios, it's the audience that needs saving
Obama’s anti-jobs agenda
David Sirota
The president's proposed tax cuts and trade deals will leave even more Americans out of work
Norway’s right-wing on defensive after attacks
Karl Ritter
Country's Progress Party tries to distance itself from former member Anders Behring Breivik
The disturbing copy-and-paste habits of Russell Pearce
Jeff Biggers
Exclusive: Arizona's infamous state senator regularly employs the words of extremists
What I gave up when I got sober
Darla Carmichael
When I was 20, I stopped using drugs. I didn't realize I would lose the people I thought of as family
The friendly fire ambush my parents kept from me
Constance Squires
When I stumbled upon an Army veteran at a bar, I also discovered a gruesome tragedy from my dad's past
Will independents reward Obama for the debt-ceiling deal?
Joan Walsh
The president thinks they'll thrill to compromise, but his approval rating among the unaffiliated dropped significantly during the crisis
Can a photograph still change the world?
Peter Finocchiaro
NYT editor explains why the paper ran an unforgettable photo. But will it effect change?
A whiff of Koch-backed foul play in Wisconsin recalls
Natasha Lennard
A conservative group has sent absentee ballot applications to Democrats with the wrong return date
Are some nations too big to fail?
David Case
A look at why the world's major economies -- and not the emerging ones -- are drowning in debt
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