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New target of rights erosions: U.S. citizens
Glenn Greenwald
Apparently, 8 years of reducing core liberties in the name of Terrorism was insufficient
George Rekers resigns from anti-gay group, forced to go on trips with wife
Alex Pareene
What will the quack psychiatrist, who denies that hiring a male escort makes him gay, do with his new free time?
Laura Bush: More interesting than her husband
Rebecca Traister
On "Larry King," the former first lady expresses support for gay marriage and abortion. I always did like her best
Why Arizona’s immigration law should concern all minorities
Dawinder Sidhu
It's attracting support from members of some non-Hispanic minority groups. Here's why they should reconsider
Healthcare fallout for a Blue Dog Democrat in Utah
Josh Loftin
Upstart Claudia Wright has forced a primary with five-term congressman Jim Matheson
Kenya’s kungfu grannies combat attacks with fists
Tom Odula
Elderly women learn self-defense as rape attacks increasingly target women over 60
Can gay actors play straight?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
As "Glee's" creator calls for a Newsweek boycott after a controversial article, we wonder: Could the mag be right?
Peter Beinart is worried that Elena Kagan hates the military
Gabriel Winant
He wants her to apologize for not helping the military carry out what even Beinart calls an immoral policy
Libyan plane crash kills 96, Dutch boy survives
Khaled Al-deeb, Hamza Hendawi
Afriqiyah Airways flight from Johannesburg crashes near Tripoli; 10-year-old is only survivor
You don’t know squatting: A movement returns
Natasha Lennard
With a massive amount of real estate in foreclosure, a new generation moves in on abandoned property
Facebook’s new cause: “Modern Family’s” gay kiss
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The progressive comedy can be oddly retro. Could a social network campaign finally result in a same-sex smooch?
Regulators seek to avoid surprises on cell bills
Joelle Tessler
FCC wants phone companies to give customers a heads-up before "bill shock" hits
“For Better”: The science of marital unhappiness
Margaret Eby
Our divorce rate is a myth? Snoring causes breakups? A new book applies rigorous research to the modern marriage
Over the volcano
Patrick Smith
Avoiding the ash plume meant flying far north over Greenland. Sure, it added time, but the views were spectacular
The three causes of BP’s oil disaster
Joseph Romm
Just as with Goldman Sachs and the Titanic, hubris, recklessness and arrogance made the Gulf spill happen
Birth of the freedom pill
Francis Kissling
Fifty years ago this week, the birth control pill hit the market and released women from the fear of pregnancy
Euphoria greets EU’s $1 trillion rescue for euro
Pan Pylas
World markets respond to European Union's plan to prevent spreading government debt crisis
Screw happiness
Rebecca Traister
Bombarded by studies about who is content and why, we forget one thing: Dissatisfaction has its own rewards
“Iron Man 2” blasts past original with $133.6M
Derrik J. Lang
The sequel lands record as fifth-biggest opening weekend
How the Web is changing the way we eat
Sara Breselor
A restaurant chain shrinks plate size to appeal to the social networking crowd. Is this the way of the future?
Yes, the Internet is rotting your brain
Laura Miller
And Nicholas Carr's "The Shallows" has the evidence to prove it
Liberals are making the wrong case against racial profiling
Ben Eidelson
Stop arguing that it doesn't work (because sometimes it does!) and start arguing that it's morally wrong
“The Other Wes Moore”: The felon and the Rhodes scholar
Thomas Rogers
A new book asks the question: What makes one man succeed where another ends up in jail?
My Friday night with Richard Perle
Joan Walsh
The neocon Iraq war flack says terror suspects should lose their citizenship. No surprise: he gets his facts wrong
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