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6 hurt as government backers attack Jordan protesters
Associated Press
The government supporters pelted a group of roughly 1,000 protesters with stones
The most troubling reports about the Libyan rebels
Justin Elliott
The opposition includes former Gadhafi loyalists and, potentially, Islamists
The new “Red Dawn”
David Sirota
Hollywood provides us with a useful demonstration of just how mighty China's influence has become
How the “peaceful atom” became a serial killer
Chip Ward
As the Fukushima meltdown continues, nuclear power loses its alibi
My dad is gone, but I can’t let go of his things
Jaime Franchi
After my father died from a pill overdose, everyday items like his old shoes became heavy with meaning
US treads fine line as ally in Yemen could fall
Bradley Klapper
While intervention continues in Libya, the administration keeps a cautious posture toward unrest in Yemen
How a sex rebel was born
Tracy Clark-Flory
Susie Bright talks about her sexual awakening, feminist hypocrisy -- and where the sexual revolution went wrong
Fred Karger, gay Republican, for president
Alex Pareene
A retired GOP consultant launches a campaign, the party blocks him from debates
One dead, dozens injured in Jerusalem explosion
Ap
Authorities say bus stop explosion is first Palestinian militant attack in Jerusalem in years
Maureen Dowd gleefully adopts “henpecked into war” line
Alex Pareene
The New York Times columnist relishes an opportunity to mock powerful women and those weak Democratic men
Could Paul Reiser destroy NBC?
Matt Zoller Seitz
The network seems terrified that a new sitcom from the "Mad About You" star will become a hit. Why?
Yelp.com adds Hipster feature
Drew Grant
The online restaurant and bar guide introduces a tool for finding out which locales to avoid
How to explain the popularity of Pringles?
Patrick Smith
From the campgrounds of Botswana to the peaks of the Andes, they're the Michael Jackson of American exports
Obama to leave Latin America early
Jim Kuhnhenn
The President will cut his trip short presumably due to the escalating situation in Libya
Sex can be heart attack trigger for couch potatoes
Carla K. Johnson
A new study shows that sudden physical activity can increase risk as much as five-fold
Tucker Carlson hires Ginni Thomas to interview people, for some reason
Alex Pareene
Daily Caller's new "special correspondent" is a paranoid conservative activist
Post-disaster Japan is a portrait of misery
Todd Pitman
A first-hand account of the island nation's growing sense of doom
Cuba’s Fidel Castro: I quit as party chief 5 years ago
Paul Haven
Castro's bizarre announcement raises questions about how Cuba has been led since Raul Castro took over in 2006
Israel launches airstrike against Gaza targets
Associated Press
Israeli military took aim at a number of smuggling tunnels and suspected weapons sites today
Japan nuke crisis does not warrant U.S. changes
Matthew Daly
Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials have "a high degree of confidence" in existing American nuclear reactors
Victoria Jackson calls “Glee’s” gay kiss disgusting
Drew Grant
The former "Saturday Night Live" star keeps herself relevant with some bigotry. Will Ryan Murphy go on attack?
Sarah Palin goes to Israel, snubs influential GOP group
Alex Pareene
The Republican Jewish Coalition organizes candidates' trips to the region, but someone wouldn't return its calls
Are moms to blame for provocatively dressed teens?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A histrionic Wall Street Journal piece looks at why parents let their kids dress suggestively -- and gets it wrong
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