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Former oil executive: Expect $5 gas in 2012
Michelle Fitzsimmons
Critics say John Hofmeister's prediction has to do with his new venture, wind energy
“Blue Valentine”: An extraordinary and sexually frank romance
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the Week: Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling's intense marriage drama hopes for an Oscar moment
Anti-gay boycott of conservative powwow gains steam
Justin Elliott
Social conservatives will not attend the annual CPAC conference because of the presence of a gay Republican group
Why are Bush’s book sales so great?
Alex Pareene
In two months, Bush sold as many books as Clinton did in six years. Do people miss him?
“An Object of Beauty”: Steve Martin’s art-world dud
Brooke Allen
The comedian's 92nd Street Y debacle further endeared him to fans, but his new novel is a sad disappointment
And the Tea Party’s next target is … Scott Brown?!
Steve Kornacki
Look what happens when a senator from Massachusetts starts voting like ... a senator from Massachusetts
Teena Marie, the “Ivory Queen of Soul,” dies
Nekesa Mumbi Moody
The R&B singer who immersed herself in black culture, and battled a Vicodin addiction, passes away at 54
The worsening journalistic disgrace at Wired
Glenn Greenwald
At the heart of the WikiLeaks/Manning saga lies the efforts of a self-proclaimed journalist to conceal the truth
Final goodbye: Some who died in ’10
BERNARD McGHEE
A comprehensive roll call, from Byrd, Salinger, Redgrave, McQueen, Horn, Curtis to many more
Obama-GOP tax plan has many corporate breaks
Stephen Ohlemacher
The White House joins Republicans in signing a bill that includes cuts for buying race horses, producing television
How Flickr is helping my 3-year-old grow up
Sarah Schneider
Max has autism and struggles with fine motor skills. Then he found a true motivator to improve: Tiger photos
Anarchists claim responsibility for Rome bombings
Associated Press
Blasts at the Swiss and Chilean embassies wounded two people earlier on Thursday
The new 20-somethings: Why won’t they grow up?
Michelle Fitzsimmons
They're unemployed, living with their parents and waiting longer to get married. What happened to young adulthood?
Package bombs at Rome embassies wound two
Nicole Winfield
Attacks on the Swiss and Chilean embassies raise fears of Christmas season terrorism across Europe
Why we started an all-men’s book club
Rick Marin
We're middle-aged guys who needed an excuse to hang out, read and sometimes look at porn. Got a problem with that?
Coburn wins: Less generous 9/11 first responders bill will pass
Alex Pareene
The Senate is set to approve a (suddenly much smaller) fund for sick first responders
Restoring sanity to airport security
Patrick Smith
A new plan that divides passengers into risk groups is the best idea I've heard. Will the TSA bullies go for it?
The meaning of the modern hipster
Christopher Byrd
A new book from the people at n+1 dissects the widely ridiculed culture of skinny jeans and Pabst Blue Ribbon
Gay advocates win victory at U.N.
Associated Press
"Gay people are a minority group in need of special protection from unjustified killings," revised resolution says
FCC poised to adopt network neutrality rules
Joelle Tessler
New regulations aimed at curbing phone and cable companies may have enough votes to pass today
The NYT spills key military secrets on its front page
Glenn Greenwald
Will the New York Times be treated differently than Julian Assange? Plus: Why Michael Lind is wrong
The year Washington became “business-friendly”
Robert Reich
Under American-style capitalism, profits matter -- but jobs don't
The government’s one-way mirror
Glenn Greenwald
The government knows more and more about you, while you know less and less about it
“Don’t ask, don’t tell” repeal, a rights landmark
Verena Dobnik
Civil rights activists take stock in the accomplishment and of what more needs to be done
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