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Law prof: Paterson mosque plan may be unconstitutional
Justin Elliott
Governor's plan to provide state land to defuse the "ground zero mosque" fight could violate establishment clause
House passes bill to help teachers, public workers
Jim Abrams
The $26M law would protect 300,000 educators and other non-federal government employees from election-year layoffs
Who’s funding Newt Gingrich?
Justin Elliott
Oil companies, coal companies and real estate barons shell out big dollars for Gingrich's political committee
Mosque controversy is just the beginning
Stephan Salisbury
Stoked by a dominant political narrative, anti-Muslim sentiment has taken hold since 9/11. It will likely get worse
Steve Slater: Working-class angst goes viral
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Steven Slater's dramatic exit earns the Internet's love -- and the envy of disgruntled workers everywhere
Ex-wife: Newt’s too busy getting rich to run for president
Justin Elliott
A decade after Newt dumped her, Marianne Gingrich gives a wide-ranging, eye-opening interview to Esquire
What a boob: My breast-feeding failure
Jessica Roake
How putting a little piece of plastic on my nipple convinced me I was a bad mother
Israel threatens to quit U.N. Gaza flotilla probe
Associated Press
The country's prime minister says it "will not take part in any panel that seeks to interrogate Israeli soldier"
Drug-crazed Rand Paul kidnapped woman in reefer frenzy
Alex Pareene
The young libertarian tied up a swim team teammate and tried to force her to do drugs (and worship a false idol)
Veterans for Obama? Some now have doubts
Mark Benjamin
Leading military vets who joined the 2008 campaign now complain about White House "deafness" and inaction
For GOP, Islamophobia is the new anti-Communism
Steve Kornacki
George W. Bush called Islam "a religion of peace." But his party's base never really believed that
Anne Rice can leave Christianity, but I’m staying
Lily Burana
Homophobia and hatred may have pushed the writer from the church, but I refuse to let those people define my faith
“The Colony”: “Survivor” meets the apocalypse
Heather Havrilesky
Discovery's new TV experiment simulates life after a cataclysm -- and may be the bleakest reality show ever made
Schwarzenegger: Allow same-sex marriages to resume
Paul Elias
In a role reversal, the California governor exhorts a judge to sign off on gay weddings
WikiLeaks to publish new documents
Associated Press
The international government secret purveyor declares an intention to leak more information, despite Pentagon pleas
The Beatles on iTunes? “Don’t hold your breath,” says Yoko Ono
Chris Le
The wife of late John Lennon says she couldn't agree to terms with Apple Inc. and record label EMI
Actually, Obama couldn’t have done much better than Kagan
Jonathan Bernstein
The soon-to-be Supreme Court justice was probably the most liberal pick that could have gotten through the Senate
Lesbians are fat, ugly and can’t get a man
Kim Brittingham
In the bigoted household of my childhood, dating women was unthinkable. Then I grew up -- and did the impossible
Will Republicans echo the AFA’s campaign to impeach Prop. 8 judge?
Steve Kornacki
A right-wing group wants Vaughn Walker off the bench. What will Newt and Sarah say?
Swedish Web hosting firm confirms WikiLeaks link
Associated Press
Internet company says it helped the group release classified documents from a basement in the Stockholm suburbs
The Israel debate and the failure of J Street
Alex Kane
The liberal alternative to the right-wing "pro-Israel" lobby is missing its chance to change the debate
How do I not take sides in my brother’s divorce?
Cary Tennis
I want to talk to my brother's wife but I'm afraid he'll think I'm siding with her
Jewish activists support “ground zero mosque”
Marc Beja
Philadelphia-based Shalom Center is among leaders vocally opposing the Anti-Defamation League
Democrats deserve credit — not blame — on ethics
Joe Conason
Voters angered by corruption should laud Nancy Pelosi's reforms (and beware a Republican restoration)
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