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Office scandal: I picked a cubicle over an office
Jodie Dalton
I didn't think it would be a big deal. But my casual ripple in protocol ended in a minor office breakdown
Heinlein and Asimov’s WWII adventures
Paul Di Filippo
A new novel reimagines the lives of several famous authors in wartime Philadelphia
Addicted to hype
Peter Finocchiaro
A number of outlets have declared an epidemic of Internet addiction. Only problem? The research doesn't support it
Devastating class warfare not good enough for House GOP
Andrew Leonard
Conservatives complain that the Speaker's debt ceiling plan is too namby-pamby
The rise of Europe’s extreme right
Salon Staff
In the wake of the attacks in Norway, we take a look at the continent's rabidly anti-immigrant groups
What will “the male pill” change?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Experts explore how a contraceptive for men could impact relationships, condom use, infidelity and more
Lawyer: Case suggests Norway suspect is insane
Karl Ritter, Bjoern H. Amland
Shooter claims to be part of terror organization, but mental competency questions cast doubt on statements
Is the Norway shooter part of a movement?
Paul Ames
Police had an eye on far right groups; they didn't expect an attack from a man who'd left organized politics
“True Blood” 4×5: Vampire history lessons
Drew Grant
Sookie remembers she's a psychic in this week's episode of our
favorite vampire soap opera
Should we be popping the “Limitless” pill?
Rahul Parikh
The film's cognitive-enhancing drug isn't as far-fetched as it sounds. Embracing these meds may be a matter of time
The Week in Uppers
Peter Finocchiaro
All the heat and the bad news got you down? What better way to cheer up than with a corgi rodeo?
The science behind disgust
Mandy Van Deven
From dead bodies to pickles, the things that gross us out reveal a great deal about us. An expert explains
Obama’s escalating war in Yemen
Justin Elliott
As its government teeters, the impoverished and chaotic Gulf nation is the focus of a U.S. bombing campaign
The omnipotence of Al Qaeda and meaninglessness of “Terrorism”
Glenn Greenwald
The news reaction to the Oslo events clarifies the real meaning of "terrorism"
“Myth of the American Sleepover”: An exquisite teenage dream
Andrew O'Hehir
Wistful, romantic and clear-sighted, "Myth of the American Sleepover" blends Scott Fitzgerald and John Hughes
The big stories eclipsed by debt crisis coverage
Natasha Lennard
A strict new abortion law, mass prisoner hunger strikes and other under reported stories
The Oslo attacks
Glenn Greenwald
The way we view our own violence is reflected in how we respond to the violence of others
Obama, George H.W. Bush, and the ghosts of 1990
Steve Kornacki
The latest twist in the debt ceiling drama calls to mind one of the last major showdowns over deficits and taxes
Palestinians turn against Syrian regime
Hugh Macleod, Annasofie Flamand
The shift in sentiment among refugees could further erode Assad's legitimacy
Norway ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
Nils Myklebost
Gunman claims a dozen or more lives mere hours after explosion killed at least seven in Scandinavian capital city
Eric Cantor: A debt ceiling shonda
Michael Takiff
My fellow Jew has been pushing his party -- and the country -- toward a disastrous default. How could this be?
When I finally stopped going to bars
Sarah Hepola
A year after I quit drinking, I avoid my old haunts. But now that I'm not a lush anymore -- what, exactly, do I do?
My interview with LulzSec
Peter Finocchiaro
In an exclusive conversation, a member of the group explains why Rupert Murdoch brought him out of retirement
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