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Weep softly, carry a big gavel
Joan Walsh
Speaker Boehner shifts the House into reverse. Plus: Why I called Pat Buchanan "honey." (I have no idea)
Court rules against Calif. autism “regulation”
Shaya Tayefe Mohajer
Judge Robert H. O'Brien of Los Angeles Superior Court says state regulators should not have sent advisory memo
Radical cleric returns to Iraq from exile
Rebecca Santana, Qassim Abdul-zahra
Muqtada al-Sadr comes home to a hero's welcome and a bully pulpit after leaving for Iran in 2007
Alaska court upholds homeless property rights
Mary Pemberton
Superior Court Judge Mark Rindner sides with ACLU and rules Anchorage raids on homeless camps unconstitutional
CPAC infiltrated by radical gays, radical Muslims
Justin Elliott
The annual conservative conference is catching heat over its inclusion of gay and, now, Muslim Republicans
Lanny Davis’ African human rights disaster
Justin Elliott
When Davis was hired by Equatorial Guinea, the lobbyist said things would change there. They haven't
Whoops! I moved to Florida!
Cary Tennis
Why did I do that and what do I do now that I'm here with three kids and no job?
“Male bonding” expert on Navy scandal
Tracy Clark-Flory
An anthropologist says the ribaldry that got a captain fired is often used by men to create a sense of belonging
The GOP’s risky bet to repeal healthcare reform
Andrew Leonard
If the real reason for voter anger is the economy, what happens to the Republican agenda if things get better?
Iran permitting some countries to visit nuclear sites
Nasser Karimi
The United States, chief critic of the country's atomic aspirations, is not among them
Debt ceiling dilemma: How do you win a fight with crazy?
Andrew Leonard
Obama's biggest drawback in the upcoming fight over how the U.S. pays its bills will be his sanity
Can America be put back together again?
Joan Walsh
How dreams of liberation on the right and left created an "age of fracture" -- and why we're living in it today
Mystery of the 4,000 dead blackbirds still unsolved
Jeannie Nuss
Investigators aren't sure they'll ever know the reason for the birds' post-New Year's Eve plunge in Beebe, Ark.
What Michele Bachmann doesn’t know about history
Nancy Isenberg, Andrew Burstein
Her version of America's founding is no more sophisticated than a comic book populated by superheroes and villains
Leading conservatives openly support a Terrorist group
Glenn Greenwald
How can CNN continue to employ Fran Townsend in light of her pro-terrorism advocacy?
Issa demands Holder probe ACORN, other issues
Associated Press
GOP's House investigator wants the attorney general to study ACORN, New Black Panther Party, and Wikileaks
The most memorable images of 2010
Salon Art staff
From the shocking to the hilarious to the utterly heartbreaking, our favorite photos of the year
Fewer journalist killings in 2010
Angela Doland, Gabriele Steinhauser
Reporting from the battlefield is safer but covering crime, gangs and domestic strife is becoming more dangerous
The best scenes of 2010
Matt Zoller Seitz
Let's hit rewind! A much closer look at the year's most stirring cinema moments
Obama makes recess appointments
Julie Pace
President uses Senate break to circumvent Republican objections and appoint six candidates to Justice and State
Police foil plot to attack prophet cartoon paper
Jan M. Olsen
Danish newsroom that printed images of Muhammad is target of planned shooting spree
Wired’s refusal to release or comment on the Manning chat logs
Glenn Greenwald
The website finally addresses questions about its conduct, but still avoids the key issue
Response to Wired’s accusations
Glenn Greenwald
The website's editors launch a fusillade of accusations to distract attention from the core issue
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