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Best of Tribeca: “The Lottery”
Andrew O'Hehir
This wrenching charter-school documentary is a must for parents -- wherever you stand on the issue
The rise and fall (and rise?) of teen horror films
Glenn Kenny
As "Nightmare" cleans up at the box office, we look at the bumpy history of the once-provocative genre
United, Continental agree to combine in $3B deal
David Koenig, Joshua Freed
Consolidation pushed by Wall St. as a way to raise airline fairs by reducing number of flights and seats
E-mail reveals Arizona law was designed to maximize harassment
Gabriel Winant
How to get cops to ask the highest possible number of brown people their legal status?
Monday link dump: Act without words
Alex Pareene
Lazy Michele Bachmann, D.C.'s Cockroach problem, and a bored Florida legislator
Praying away female sexuality
Tracy Clark-Flory
A Kansas church targets "impure" women struggling with porn addiction and extramarital fantasies
Times Square auto explosive scares
Tom Hays, Deepti Hajela
Potent SUV shell starts to explode, fizzles amid crowds of tourists
Everything you need to know about “Friday Night Lights”
Heather Havrilesky
A complete primer on one of the best TV dramas about the fragile happiness of ordinary people
The therapeutic value of the mystery novel
Brooke Allen
When I'm sick or depressed, it's the one genre I can always turn to. Here are some of my recent discoveries
Straight to DVD: “The Descent, Part 2”
Bob Calhoun
As good as the skin-crawling, claustrophobic original? Nope, but still the S2DVD release of the year so far
News flash: Soy milk doesn’t come from cows
Thomas Rogers
A farmer's group wants to rename the vegan beverage, because a lot of Americans are supposedly very, very confused
Goldman stock slides on criminal-probe concerns
The Associated Press
Shareholders fear a criminal investigation by the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan
Want a sensitive guy? Use “cuddle spray”!
Judy Mandelbaum
Scientists discover relationship Viagra, but do women really want a touchy-feely man?
Organic farm volunteers: the new beat generation?
Tracie Cone
"Woofers" travel the world, exchanging manual labor for meals, a bed, and a chance to discover the meaning of life
Kenyan churches oppose constitution over abortion
Tom Maliti
Attempts to create a more democratic constitution may be foiled by debate over abortion laws
Shakira visiting Arizona over immigration law
Amanda Lee Myers
The Colombian singer is set to meet with Phoenix's mayor and police chief to learn more about the legislation
Lawmakers call for restrictions on political ads
Jim Abrams
Proposed legislation would require unions and corporations to identify themselves on ads they bankroll
As Greece falters, fears stretch around world
Tomoko A. Hosaka, Martin Crutsinger
Concern over the country's debt has triggered talk of global contagion and market panic
Arizona immigration law faces new road blocks
Jonathan J. Cooper, Paul Davenport
A referendum drive and a lawsuit emerge as attempts to stop the controversial measure
Can a Supreme Court seat be bought?
Jenn Kepka
Campaign finance laws can't stop corporations from throwing lots of money at nominees who support their interests
Five states to watch as immigration battle heats up
Mike Madden
The new Arizona law, and a push for a comprehensive federal reform, could swing some close elections this fall
Right wingers happy in their comfy intellectual bubble
Gabriel Winant
A blogosphere fight explodes over whether the right can stomach outside ideas
“Glee” report card: Which songs scored highest?
Heather Havrilesky
The show rebounded despite Kristin Chenoweth's dull ballads. We find the best moments and rank the musical numbers
“Anatomy of an Epidemic”: The hidden damage of psychiatric drugs
Jed Lipinski
An award-winning science reporter looks at the history of mental illness in America -- with disturbing results
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