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Legal endangered wolf killings to rise
Matthew Brown
Wildlife officials seek to eliminate "problem packs," with a variety measures, including gassing of pup dens
“The Mongoliad”: A bite-size quasi Neal Stephenson epic
Andrew Leonard
Swords, heroes and online collaboration: The first chapter of a new experiment in digital novel writing arrives
Mexican soldiers kill 30 in troubled border state
Mark Walsh
Dozens of suspected cartel members are dead after two shootouts in Ciudad Mier and Nuevo Leon
GOP attacks Delaware Tea Party candidate
Philip Elliott
State's Republican leader says Christine O'Donnell "could not be elected dog catcher"
Anti-choice group targets Democrats in radio ads
Jim Kuhnhenn
Nonprofit Americans United for Life allowed to air "issue" ads thanks to the Supreme Court
The Burger King-eating boys from Brazil
Andrew Leonard
We interrupt this American recession with an important news break: The rest of the world is moving on and up
Paris mosque slams burger chain’s Muslim outreach
Angela Doland
French companies face new challenges as they attempt to win over burgeoning Islamic community
The profound mystery of the “enthusiasm gap”
Glenn Greenwald
Seven items from this week shed some light on the Democrats' woes with their own base
Burger King agrees to $3.26B buyout by 3G Capital
Associated Press
The nation's second-largest fast food chain hopes to rally after hitting a slump
The ever-expanding tentacles of the Glenn Beck brand
Ned Resnikoff
He's constructing a world that allows his fans to avoid the pitfalls of introspection and critical thought
Glenn Beck’s religious rally nothing new
Gene Lyons
There's always been a big audience in the U.S. for conspiracy theories and religious melodrama
Hoecakes so good they might make you a Southerner
Felicia Lee
Browned crisp but soft and warm, these pancakes are the first step to my regional conversion
John Walker Lindh seeks prison prayer ruling
Charles Wilson
Terre Haute, Ind., facility has come under scrutiny for its restrictions before. Now the ACLU is involved
Number of illegal immigrants in U.S. declining
Hope Yen
Pew Hispanic Center estimates 11.1 million undocumented citizens, down 8 percent from 2007 peak
Boy accused of firing shots near upstate New York mosque
Associated Press
Authorities arrest a teenager they say twice fired a shotgun into the ground outside the building
How G.M. helped China to world magnet domination
Andrew Leonard
To get a piece of the Chinese market, the automaker sacrificed important technology and American jobs
How Bill Kristol’s pro-Israel group is lying to you
Justin Elliott
Finding the truth in the Emergency Committee for Israel's latest attack ad is a vexing task
The right-wing congressman made for the Obama age
Will Bunch
Paul Broun is the perfect embodiment of the right-wing backlash that has greeted Barack Obama's presidency
Obama just doesn’t get it
Joan Walsh
Unemployment is a catastrophe, the recovery is stalling, but the president says his priority is "debt and deficits"
Is Glenn Beck mobilizing the religious right for November?
Joe Conason
Beck's vacuous but pious rally may have served to inaugurate a pre-election bid for power by the evangelical right
You say loitering for sex, I say just hanging out
Julia Dahl
Are "prostitution-free zones" and other new law enforcement tactics for snaring sex workers constitutional?
Anti-mosque sentiment rages far from Ground Zero
Glenn Greenwald
A fire at a Tennessee Islamic community center is ruled an arson
“Change of Plans”: Dinner for cheaters
Andrew O'Hehir
Scallops, Bordeaux and other people's spouses are on the menu in this classic French dinner-party farce
The Emmys: Who should win?
Heather Havrilesky
Will the Academy go for real talent this year -- or just follow the "Glee" bandwagon?
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