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Stamp prices going up again, to 46 cents
Randolph E. Schmid
Postal service lost almost $4 billion last year, "faces a serious risk of ... insolvency," official says
Alleged Army whistleblower Bradley Manning felt angry and alone
David Dishneau
Intelligence analyst calls himself a "hactivist," draws comparison to Ellsberg's Pentagon Papers
Obama and Netanyahu plan photo op for peace
Alex Pareene
The president probably won't demand much of the Israeli prime minister at their White House meeting today
Israeli army: Gaza war troops to be disciplined
Associated Press
Israel's chief military prosecutor said those who were involved in the late 2008 offensive will be prosecuted
The American people want more government spending
Michael Lind
The public isn't nearly as worried about the debt as the bipartisan elites in Washington are
The shame of the adult stutterer
Ian Crouch
As a boy, I thought I'd grow out of it, but I didn't. Life would be so much easier if I could just say my name
AP owes China an apology
Glenn Greenwald
The news agency uses the word "torture" to describe that country's methods despite its government's denials
It’s off to feminist summer camp
Stephanie Hughes
Forget canoeing and roasting s'mores -- this retreat is all about learning how to become a women's activist
America’s good, subservient press
Dan Gillmor
On Independence Day, noting that the truly independent American journalists don't work for big organizations
Best of “Twilight” fan fiction
Alex Jung
Enter a world of fandom and possibility, featuring a gay Edward Cullen, a "Gossip Girl" crossover -- and much more
Reclaiming Phil Spector’s troubled genius
Justin Sullivan
While the legendary producer sits behind bars for murder, a new documentary examines his talent and charm
A new deregulatory push in the energy heartland
David Sirota
Congress' reluctance to pass eco-friendly legislation is bad, but some states are pushing for full-on deregulation
A U.S. church and its “kill the gays” partner in Uganda
Warren Throckmorton
A Nevada megachurch is supporting and standing by a leading advocate of Uganda's most infamous legislation
China stutters on purpose, world freaks out
Andrew Leonard
The danger of depending too much on a Chinese rescue for the global economy: Even planned slowdowns cause panic
“Restrepo” vs. “The Hurt Locker”
Andrew O'Hehir
The riveting new Afghan-war documentary shows us the true cost of heroism -- and the pointless cruelty of war
Rand Paul raises over $1 million in 3 months
Bruce Schreiner
Tea Party favorite has a little help from Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell
Al-Qaida launches English propaganda magazine
Matt Apuzzo, Adam Goldman
Tuesday launch of "Inspire" beset by technical problems, includes article "Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom"
Baseball’s animal-crazed, Tea Party-liking manager
Steve Kornacki
Tony La Russa is a fan of Arizona's immigration law and the Tea Party movement. He's also an animal rights crusader
Judges show their claws on “SYTYCD”
Christine Mathias
UPDATED: An overdue elimination, and the producers decide to change up the format. Again
Ford Motor Company knocks $4 billion off its debt
Tom Krisher
The only American automaker to avoid bankruptcy pays $3.8 billion to UAW fund, dividends on preferred securities
The Kos pollster charges, explained
David Jarman
What, exactly, is suspicious about the polling numbers Research 2000 produces?
Sam Alito: The Tea Party justice
James Doty
The Supreme Court justice is establishing himself as the judicial face of the right's peculiar sense of victimhood
I am a Radical Homemaker failure
Madeline Holler
A new movement of canning, baking moms find inspiration in frugality. Me? I just hate it
I left my abuser. What now?
Cary Tennis
When I finally escaped my violent relationship, I thought people would give me more credit
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