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Abortion ad roils Britain
Christine Mathias
The commercial, a first of its kind in the U.K., leaves out hot-button words -- but anti-choicers aren't pacified
BPing the Arctic?
Subhankar Banerjee
Shell Oil starts exploratory drilling in the Arctic this summer -- and we should be afraid
OB-GYNs blocked from providing abortions
Tracy Clark-Flory
Institutional restrictions keep physicians from fully serving women's reproductive rights
Why “The Biggest Loser” is the most American show
Nora Zelevansky
Plowing through bad press and scandal, the weight-loss competition captures our unflagging, fat-obsessed selves
Iranian director finds freedom and moral victory
Godfrey Cheshire
Following international protests and concern over a hunger strike, Jafar Panahi is released on bail
BP tells feds key areas probed as Gulf spill cause
Greg Bluestein, Matt Brown
Investigation continues, with chief executive pointing to "an unprecedented combination of failures"
Dear “24”: I loved you, but I’m glad it’s over
Sam Adams
As the once-glorious show ends on its own solid terms, a loyal fan assesses the bad times, and the good
GOP turns on Tea Party
Gabriel Winant
No longer useful, Tea Partiers -- like Tim D'Annunzio, who believed he was the messiah -- face party backlash
Fewer babies dying is good, right?
Kate Tuttle
Yet, many responses to news of a declining global infant mortality rate are not so positive
Your best shrimp recipes
Salon Staff
We honor a beloved Gulf Coast industry with exotic and tasty dishes. Plus this week's challenge: Burgers!
“Don’t ask, don’t tell” may be repealed this week
Alex Pareene
Activists hope to convince the Senate to act before the Pentagon finishes its review
Cheap, ultra-potent heroin is causing rise in deaths
Jim Salter, Alicia A. Caldwell
Increasingly popular Mexican "black tar" drug is more potent and can kill instantly
Kendrick Meek: The odd man out in Florida?
Joy-Ann Reid
Democrats are starting to abandon him for Charlie Crist in Florida's Senate race. Is he officially doomed?
To stop Rubio, White House must team up with Crist
Mark Greenbaum
Democrats have a chance to beat the GOP in Florida. But their own candidate is getting in the way
This week in crazy: Axl Rose
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Guns N' Roses frontman has always been eccentric. But suing his manager for his own failure is just nuts
Europe debt crisis stirs recession fear
Matt Moore, Jeannine Aversa
Many economists are saying that a "double-dip recession" could be starting on the Continent
Congress gets a kick in the … pants
Michael Winship
Incumbents were kicked out on Tuesday -- and more will follow them in November if Congress doesn't address jobs now
The Tea Party candidate other Republicans hate is ahead in Nevada
Alex Pareene
The "Chickens for Checkups" woman is the GOP's best shot at taking down Harry Reid, but voters are abandoning her
Taliban deny attending peace talks
Associated Press
Statement says those meeting with Afghan government in Maldives are no longer active members and have "surrendered"
Tea Party candidate Chuck DeVore, “military reservist,” was not “shot at” in Lebanon
Alex Pareene
The Tea Partiers' favorite California Senate candidate jumps on the "exaggerating your military record" bandwagon
Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams: Cannes’ hottest couple
Andrew O'Hehir
We talk to the actors about "Blue Valentine," a wrenching portrait of marriage that's one of the best of the fest
State dinner crashers stopped near White House
Eileen Sullivan, Nancy Benac
The Salahis were with a camera crew when their limo was pulled over a few blocks from the Mexico state dinner
Is candy really a food?
Sara Breselor
As a new Washington tax tries to distinguish "candy" from "food," an expert dissects our feelings about sweets
The lesson of Rand Paul: libertarianism is juvenile
Gabriel Winant
Grown-ups need to stop taking the ideas of libertarianism seriously
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