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What we do (and don’t) know about Sarah Palin and 2012
Jonathan Bernstein
If she does run for president, her path will be more complicated than her true believers realize
Can the Internet save the book?
Andrew Keen
Online luminary Clay Shirky explains the new digital literary revolution -- and how the Web will change reading
China group says U.S. uses Facebook to sow unrest
Anita Chang
Perceiving threats to Communist authority, a government-backed think tank calls for scrutiny of social media
Suicide bombers kill 62, wound 111 in Pakistan
Riaz Khan, Habib Khan
Attack shows Islamist militants remain a potent force in the northwest tribal belt, despite army offensives
LeBron dumps Cleveland for Miami
Tom Withers
In Florida, rejoicing. In Ohio, heartbreak and tears -- then anger
It’s official: Israel has gotten away with it — again
Alex Kane
It's been a month since the Israeli navy killed nine humanitarian aid workers. But it's like it never happened
Oakland braces for protests following BART shooting verdict
Greg Risling
In racially charged case, Johannes Mehserle convicted of involuntary manslaughter in killing 0f unarmed Oscar Grant
Presbyterians voting on gay clergy, marriage
Patrick Condon
Church's general assembly to decide on the definition of marriage; would change to between "two people"
Sarah Palin spreads the word of “Mama Grizzlies” in new video
Christine Mathias
Former governor's political action committee stands against the "fundamental transformation of America"
Legal group: Gays shouldn’t answer Pentagon survey
Pauline Jelinek
Servicemembers Legal Defense Network warns "don't ask, don't tell" survey could be a trap
Wiretap bill spurs debate and protests in Italy
Alessandra Rizzo, Colleen Barry
In a nation under constant surveillance, critics say the proposed law would chill important watchdog journalism
3 arrested in Norway al-Qaida bombing plot
Matt Apuzzo, Adam Goldman, Ian Macdougall
Plan said to be similar to failed New York subway attack
G.M. hands over the wheel to China
Andrew Leonard
Chinese autoworkers strike for higher wages. In Saginaw, Mich., it's the opposite story
Emmy nominations: Who got snubbed?
Christine Mathias
Thank goodness Conan beat out Leno -- but what about "True Blood's" acting stars and "Modern Family's" big papa?
Pro-Wall Street Democrats launch insurgent campaign in New York
Alex Pareene
New York's wealthiest supposed Dems run a former banker against a longtime liberal congresswoman
The silver lining of Arizona’s immigration law
Michael Barthel
Believe it or not, the new law -- as cruel as it is -- represents a step toward assimilation for Hispanics
Dancers, minus Alex Wong, mix things up on “SYTYCD”
Christine Mathias
A potentially devastating injury sidelines the front-runner, and everyone else tries their best
Octavia Nasr’s firing and what The Liberal Media allows
Glenn Greenwald
The summary dismissal of a 20-year employee over a blasphemous tweet gives the lie to media "objectivity"
Poll: Fewer opportunities seen for minority kids
Ileana Morales
Access to healthcare, education and safe neighborhoods examined by the Kellogg Foundation
Spain beats Germany 1-0 in World Cup semifinal
Nancy Armour
Carles Puyol scores the winner, setting up final match against the Netherlands
“The Daily Show’s” women: No sexism here!
Tracy Clark-Flory
Female staffers defend Jon Stewart -- and shrug off challenges other women face in television comedy
Eggplant two ways: Southeastern and Middle Eastern
Lucy Mercer
Turn the soft, silky vegetable into a creamy souffle or a buttery, rich casserole
Why Democrats will almost always win (even if they lose badly in November)
Joe Conason
The Democratic Party may lose dozens of seats in November, but every demographic trend still favors the left.
The FBI: Foiling its own plots since 2001
Stephan Salisbury
Many failed "terrorist" attempts would never have gotten off the ground without aid from the authorities
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