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Oldest miner freed in Chile as rescue effort continues
Associated Press
Mario Gomez, 63, dropped to his knees clutching the Chilean flag
Philip Roth’s playful, unpredictable “Nemesis”
Greil Marcus
The literary icon's latest novel considers the effects of a polio epidemic in 1940s New Jersey
China wages “war” over Asian pipelines
Pepe Escobar
Instead of troops, the Eastern giant uses economic and political clout to secure the oil it needs
Sorkin explains “Social Network” sexism
Tracy Clark-Flory
In response to criticism, the screenwriter says Facebook was created by a "deeply misogynistic group of people"
Paladino apologizes “if” gays were offended by his gay-bashing
Justin Elliott
The Tea Party candidate for N.Y. governor issues non-apology apology for his anti-gay remarks in a speech Sunday
Rand Paul would replace income tax with sales tax
Associated Press
Calls federal tax code "a disaster," proposes getting rid of Internal Revenue Service
Gay activists deliver petition to Mormon church
Jennifer Dobner
150,000 people sign letter asking statements that same-sex relationships are unnatural be withdrawn from sermon
GOPer: I dressed up like Nazi so we “never forget”
Justin Elliott
"It's a way to keep the public aware of what happened" says Tea Partier and WW2 reenactor Rich Iott
Hate crime laws aren’t the answer
L.M. Fenton
Until the government grants the LGBT community equality, society will continue to quietly condone such crimes
GOP House hopeful attacked on Iraq killings
Justin Elliott
A push poll in North Carolina reportedly tells voters that ex-Marine Ilario Pantano was charged with murder in Iraq
Obama channels Bob Dole and George McGovern
Steve Kornacki
Attacks on where the other side gets its money from are the last resort of a doomed politician
“Boardwalk Empire” recap: Unhappy surprises
Sam Adams
As Jimmy's girl endures a gruesome attack, Nucky is stuck between the woman he's with -- and the woman he wants
“Glee” could be great — if it weren’t so awful
Heather Havrilesky
The imaginative, off-kilter dramedy is back, and it's better -- and worse -- than ever
Did dogs teach us to love?
Kerry Lauerman
In his latest look at animal behavior, Jeffrey Masson suggests a mutually beneficial evolution of our two species
Schools confront gay suicide surge, minus specifics
David Crary
School officials choose to confront "bullying" without addressing the issue of homophobia
George W. Bush absent from GOP election push
Philip Elliott
Unlike President Clinton, the former Republican leader is not a party promoter
Obama isn’t the Last Airbender, OK?
Elon James White
I'm annoyed and disappointed by Democrats, too, but I'm not suffering an "enthusiasm gap," and I don't expect magic
Bank of America halts foreclosures in 50 states
Alan Zibel
With a growing crisis over potential flaws in documents, the bank suspends evictions across the country
Ryan Seacrest to launch own TV network
Chris Le
The host of "American Idol" extends his television empire, and it just might work
“Queen of Gospel” Albertina Walker, 81, dies
Associated Press
Caravans frontwoman launched gospel careers of dozens of artists
Pinups battle for Putin’s attention
Tracy Clark-Flory
Journalism students create calendar tributes -- one with scantily clad women, the other with tough questions
Americans hate Sarah Palin
Alex Pareene
A new poll find that almost half of the nation doesn't care for the queen of the tea parties
“Inside Job”: Global finance as a criminal conspiracy
Andrew O'Hehir
It's hard to overstate the importance of this angry, elegant film about the greatest financial swindle in history
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