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How I conquered my fear of cooking cow tongue
Felisa Rogers
Eating the muscle horrified me as a child. Then my husband brought one home -- and invited friends over to eat it
Cannes: The Talmud scholarship comedy of the year!
Andrew O'Hehir
A deadpan Israeli comedy about dueling father-son professors, "Footnote" is an unexpected hit at Cannes
Family believes missing photographer dead
Danica Kirka
South African journalist Anton Hammerl is thought to have been killed in the desert by Moammar Gadhafi's forces
Spare me your attempt to go viral
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From "amazing" marriage proposals to Improv Everywhere high jinks, forced audience participation has become tyranny
The always-expanding bipartisan Surveillance State
Glenn Greenwald
Three events of the last 24 hours demonstrate how individual privacy is destroyed while government secrecy grows
When I fell for a doomsday prophecy
Steve Kornacki
At 13, I was blinkered by Harold Camping's first predicted Rapture -- and the fear of it nearly consumed me
Why can’t we learn from our mistakes in Afghanistan?
Tom Engelhardt
When it comes to our endless occupation, the same depressing story lines keep playing out again and again
IMF board to begin selection of new chief Thursday
Martin Crutsinger, Christopher S. Rugaber
Traditionally, the fund's leader has been a European; this time, developing countries push to be considered
The Senate’s “Dr. No” rides again
Andrew Leonard
Tom Coburn bails on budget talks while complaining that Congress can't get anything done. But whose fault is that?
When “educating” is the same as propaganda
Steve Klingaman
Nonprofit social welfare organizations are becoming political vehicles for the rich and powerful
Bin Laden audio praises Arab protests
Associated Press
"I think that the winds of change will blow over the entire Muslim world, with permission from Allah"
5 Internet memes that could kill you
Peter Finocchiaro
"Planking" is only the latest trend that threatens the safety of its participants
The real reasons priests abuse
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new report blames opportunity and cultural change -- but a pedophilia expert says it's much more complicated
Computer crash: Unemployment and the iPad
Andrew Leonard
Tablet mania isn't the only reason PC sales are down. There's also the failure to turn corporate profits into jobs
Syrian leader defiant as U.S. sanctions bite deep
Zeina Karam
President Bashar Assad claims the country's "crisis" is drawing to a close
Are the Girl Scouts pro-abortion?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The group faces accusations about its supposed Planned Parenthood agenda. But would that be so bad?
How gas drilling contaminates your food
Barry Estabrook
We know the controversial fracking process hurts our water supply -- but it's also affecting the things we eat
The five most ridiculous defenses of Ronald McDonald
Drew Grant
A watchdog group is calling for the clown mascot's retirement, but is being creepy grounds for firing?
Vintage chat: Moyers and Stewart
Bill Moyers
"The Daily Show" star talks war, journalism and innocence, in this excerpt from Bill Moyers' new anthology
Afghan rally over NATO raid turns violent, 12 die
Heidi Vogt, Rahim Faiez
Night raids targeting insurgents regularly stir up controversy in Afghanistan
Back in the U.S. of A.
Patrick Smith
I'm flying stateside again, leaving behind the more exciting life of international travel. Blame it on seniority
The Confederacy comes to Kentucky
Glenn W. LaFantasie
Sometimes, it can feel like little has changed since 1865. Like when my state considers honoring Jefferson Davis
The evils of DOMA
Glenn Greenwald
A same-sex married couple fights the U.S. Government's efforts to force them to live a continent apart
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