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Rights group: 24 killed in Syria as Ramadan starts
Bassem Mroue
Assad regime continues crackdown on anti-government dissidents
Can I move past being a 9/11 widow?
Nikki Stern
As the 10-year anniversary nears, I'm finding going on to the next phase of my life is harder than I'd imagined
Are your genes somebody else’s property?
Peter Finocchiaro
A federal court ruled on Friday that companies could hold patents for human genes. Here's what the fuss is about
A liberal “win”: Avoiding extreme austerity
Andrew Leonard
The debt ceiling deal may not pummel the economy immediately. But that still doesn't mean it's the right answer
Will Republicans ever give even an inch on taxes?
Steve Kornacki
The White House claims its debt ceiling deal may finally force the GOP to budge. Have they heard of the Tea Party?
Why we shouldn’t give up hope
Rebecca Solnit
From Murdoch to the Tea Party decline to South American progress, a look at some often underreported good news
Why is China really going after Facebook?
Michael Moran
More than economics is behind the nation's efforts to buy up shares of Zuckerberg's company
The intersection of food, design and politics
August Heffner
A look at how a group of radical thinkers in '60s San Francisco used food as part of their art and message
How we became a nation of warriors
Stephen Glain
Over the last century, militarism has warped our foreign policy -- and our soul. Can the budget crisis save them?
Democratic politics in a nutshell
Glenn Greenwald
Report: Dems don't worry about angry liberals -- they'll just scare them into submission with pictures of Bachmann
Is monogamy like vegetarianism?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Just as we're omnivores who can swear off meat, we're a promiscuous species capable of change, an expert argues
This week in global-warming denial
Peter Finocchiaro
Why is a questionable study from a controversial researcher
overshadowing actual science?
Where’s the outrage in Norway?
Teri Schultz
We look at why Norwegians aren't searching for a scapegoat after Breivik's massacre
The suspicious suspension of a climate scientist
Natasha Lennard
A federally employed scientist is suspended from his Arctic work as oil firms lobby to drill the area
The first GOP presidential death match
Ed Kilgore
Suddenly, all of the pressure is on the two candidates from Minnesota. No wonder it's getting ugly
U.S. accuses Iran of “secret deal” with al-Qaida
Matthew Lee, Bradley Klapper
Administration says Iranian government provides money and recruits for attacks in Afghanistan, Pakistan
The dilemma of a cook who finally lost weight
Ann Nichols
I'm eating better after struggling to lose 30 pounds. Can I still serve fatty foods at my job -- and should I?
Today in hastily withdrawn ad campaigns
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Big brands come under fire for misleading and offensive ads. Why did these ever run?
A different beast entirely
Peter Finocchiaro
A new theory argues that cancers are actually newly evolved, parasitic species, and suggests new ways to treat them
The Norway shooter’s creepy Internet world
David Wroe
A look at the violent online games and virulently anti-Muslim websites that influenced Anders Breivik
A taxpayer-supported campaign against Big Government
Daniel Denvir
ALEC, one of the right's premier ideas factories, has been the recipient of public money in several states
What should we believe about al-Qaida?
Peter Gelling
Too much of what we "know" about bin Laden and the terrorist group he led comes from anonymous U.S. officials
LulzSec leader “Topiary” arrested in Britain
Peter Finocchiaro
The 19-year-old hacker was allegedly detained just days after Salon spoke with him
Don’t blame Obama for the debt crisis
David Case
The Republican machine is busy faulting the president in ads and Op-Eds, but the facts tell a different story
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