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What’s the buzz on Google+?
Peter Finocchiaro
The search giant debuted a new social media service yesterday. Here's what the experts are saying
Why did Bank of America escape prosecution?
Natasha Lennard
An $8.5 billion settlement suggests they did something wrong, but the feds never went after them
Maddow feels the wrath of Obama fans
Natasha Lennard
The suggestion that Obama is against gay marriage invites a fierce backlash
Why people become chickenhawks
David Sirota
A new study sheds light on why non-veterans like Cheney and Limbaugh are such avid militarists
Cost of post-9/11 wars: $4 trillion
Justin Elliott
A group of researchers tackles the vexing question of the costs -- economic and human -- of America's recent wars
Bank of America in $8.5B mortgage settlement
Associated Press
Company agrees to pay massive sum to investors who lost $56 billion on mortgage-backed securities
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch includes meme-branded alcohol, testing NY's nudity laws, and Charlie Sheen's death ... sort of
Afghan police: suicide bomber strikes Kabul hotel
Associated Press
There was no immediate word on casualties, and streets leading to the Intercontinental hotel are blocked
Tim Pawlenty: The manufactured candidate
Shawn Lawrence Otto
He markets himself as a principled conservative, but the paper trail he's left in Minnesota says otherwise
The life and death of LulzSec
Peter Finocchiaro
As the hacker collective throws in the towel, we look at its puzzling legacy
What do lovers talk about when they talk about philosophy?
Cary Tennis
My boyfriend has posited a hypothetical that he says is just hypothetical but is driving me up the wall
America’s unique hatred of finance reform
David Sirota
As other nations put restrictions on banks, our government caters to Wall Street. It will end up costing us
Dear “Treme”: Why are you in such a hurry?
Matt Zoller Seitz
As Season 2 winds down, HBO's New Orleans drama dazzles with its breadth, but frustrates with its impatient rhythms
Why I don’t celebrate gay pride
Bre DeGrant
I've always been a lesbian. Why should I act like it's an accomplishment?
The rich aren’t like you and me
Michael Winship
"Executive excess" is on the rise, and how are big corporations responding? By covering it up, of course
Is Russell Crowe right about circumcision?
Rahul Parikh
The star called the practice "barbarism," but the latest research points to potential health benefits
“True Blood” recap 4×1: Of fairies, brujas, and “Office Space”
Drew Grant
The new season of HBO's vampire soap opera begins with a fairies, witches -- and some big twists
“The Steal”: The inner lives of shoplifters
Laura Miller
A new book examines the knot of desire, fear and rage at the heart of the five-fingered discount
Chinese dissident freed; more surveillance feared
Scott McDonald
Activist released after more than three years in jail for sedition
Opposition to meet in Syria after bloody weekend
Elizabeth A. Kennedy
Two hundred opponents of the Assad regime plan to convene Monday
When a dying kid’s wish is to kill
Robert Ito
A nonprofit helps terminally ill children with the unusual -- and to some, alarming -- dream of hunting an animal
Gay marriage backers: NY vote has national impact
David Crary
Proponents hope that New York's landmark legislation will build momentum in other states
Congress vs. the president on war powers
Glenn Greenwald
The significance of yesterday's Libya vote shouldn't be minimized. Plus: Reaction to same-sex marriage in New York
Why women in politics matter
Marianne Mollmann
The Arab Spring created hope for democracy in which women would at least have a voice. But we're still waiting
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