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“Cheapskate Next Door”: The cheapskate’s revenge
Sara Eckel
The recession turned scorned penny pinchers into heroes. We look at why they're happier, and greener, than you
The unsinkable Blanche Lincoln
Andrew Leonard
Despite endless whining from the lobbyists, the Arkansas senator's derivatives reform proposal keeps moving along
Dr. Rand Paul’s crusade against board certification
Alex Pareene
The practicing ophthalmologist left his professional board in protest of a rule change; then came the nasty letters
Why do conservatives want to European-ize America?
Michael Lind
Supposedly, the left is in love with Europe. But have you heard of laissez-faire and the Austrian School?
Will we ever escape Facebook?
Emma Silvers
Forget the privacy scandal. The social network is here to stay, and it might just take over the world
Dr. Paul: Not board-certified, but self-certified
Joe Conason
Asked by a Louisville reporter when he would explain his dubious certification, Rand Paul said: "Uh ... never"
Jury selection in Boy Scout battle over gays
Associated Press
Local council could lose rent-free space in Philadelphia city building if it won't accept homosexuals
Forget China; Turkey is the next superpower
John Feffer
The nation has a booming economy, a powerful military, and increasing clout in the Middle East
Charlie Rangel: Hamas is today’s Soviet Union
Steve Kornacki
New York's embattled congressman rallies to Israel's defense
‘Karate Kid’ opens at No. 1 with $56 million kick
David Germain
'Karate Kid' easily beats out another '80s remake, 'The A Team' to take the weekend box office
More about shooting up cocaine and quitting pot
Cary Tennis
Why do we do these crazy things? Well, we want to feel different!
At the gates of a hermit kingdom
Laura Miller
The author of "Cloud Atlas" presents an ingenious adventure story set in 19th-century Japan
Sen. Sharron Angle: Could it really happen?
Josh Loftin
Harry Reid can paint his Republican foe as an extremist and some GOP leaders are backing him. But will it matter?
Obama: BP should set up spill IOU
Associated Press
The White House voices want for a third party escrow to handle those with "legitimate" oil damages claims
“True Blood” returns with even sharper teeth
Heather Havrilesky
Alan Ball's vampire tale features kidnappings, betrayals, three-ways and plenty of deliciously sleazy characters
Let’s put an end to political voyeurism
Gene Lyons
We will never understand the marriages of public figures, so why don't we just stop gossiping?
The man at the center of the Arlington scandal
Mark Benjamin
Higginbotham could face criminal charges after funneling millions to contractors who failed to computerize records
16 dead, dozens missing in Arkansas floods
Jill Zeman Bleed
Frantic searches after Caddo and Little Missouri rivers rise quickly overnight
Afghan officials: Insurgency growing in southwest
Heidi Vogt
Many fear U.S.-led offensives are pushing Taliban into new areas after a wave of violence in the Nimroz province
37 killed, 500 hurt in new wave of Kyrgyz unrest
Peter Leonard, Leila Saralayeva
Worst violence since April in Kyrgyzstan
Tales from the road
Patrick Smith
On the importance of LED flashlights, rap magazines and pied crows. Plus, pedaling into a "Seinfeld" moment
The irony of tightening border security
Miranda Simon
As a Sergio Hernandez is killed at Rio Grande, shouldn't we be thinking hard about sending more troops there?
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