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Okla. tea parties and lawmakers envision militia
Sean Murphy, Tim Talley
Critics recall 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and caution the danger of inciting extremism
France has the burqa all wrong
Tracy Clark-Flory
The push for a veil ban assumes the practice is forced on Muslim women. A French historian says: Think again
Blogging “City Island”: My fat-chick manifesto
Raymond De Felitta
Some men prefer super-size women to thin ones. Might be disturbing to you, but it's true!
Conan live: O’Brien begins comedy tour in Oregon
Lynn Elber
Fans in 30 cities prepare for "The Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour"
“Titans” clashes with “Date Night” at box office
David Germain
The weekend's No. 1 movie is too close to call
Mitt Romney wins SRLC straw poll by one vote
Mike Madden
The 2008 runner-up barely beats Ron Paul in New Orleans, even though he didn't attend the Republican confab
Law murky for mom who returned adopted Russian boy
Nataliya Vasilyeva, Kristin M. Hall
It's unclear whether a Tennessee woman broke any laws by sending a seven-year-old boy back to Russia -- alone
Ron Paul, Mitt Romney fans battle for straw poll votes
Mike Madden
Supporters of both candidates try to drum up votes at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference straw poll
In New Orleans, the GOP moves past Katrina
Mike Madden
At the Southern Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, Katrina -- and George Bush -- faded into history
If you want to understand Kyrgyzstan, read this
Eugene Huskey
The authoritative guide to understanding "the most insubordinate, rebellious, and mutinous nation" in Central Asia
Making the case for marijuana
David Sirota
It's time for reformers to play up the safety claim for pot: It's less dangerous than alcohol
In West Virginia, coal miner’s slaughter
Michael Winship
Upper Big Branch's owners bought themselves virtual impunity with campaign contributions. The result was tragedy
Dutch party told to ditch ban on women
Tracy Clark-Flory
A judge decides the Reformed Political Party has to start accepting female candidates
Conservative warns Obama: Pick Garland or else
Emily Holleman
Curt Levey tells Salon there will be a big fight unless Obama's new Supreme Court pick is very moderate
Al-Qaida in Iraq says it’s behind embassy hits
Lara Jakes, Qassim Abdul-zahra
National security officials said the terror network is looking to exploit political chaos after elections
Top Russian official demands freeze on U.S. adoptions
Nataliya Vasilyeva, Kristin M. Hall
Outrage follows an incident in which a Tennessee woman sent her adopted grandson back to Moscow on a one-way flight
Justice Stevens’ retirement and Elena Kagan
Glenn Greenwald
One of the potential front-runners, Obama's solicitor general, would shift the Supreme Court to the right
Bart Stupak will retire from Congress
Mike Madden
The Michigan Democrat had angered the right and the left for his antiabortion demands during the healthcare debate
Closing of the conservative mind: the Sarah Palin test
Jonathan Bernstein
If Republicans lose sight of Palin's unelectability, we'll know they're really far gone
Watch out women’s studies, here comes male studies
Tracy Clark-Flory
Not to be confused with men's studies, this new academic discipline is determined to take down feminism
The GOP descends on New Orleans
Mike Madden
The Southern Republican Leadership Conference gets the 2012 GOP primary off to an unofficial start
Miss. lesbian teen gets another chance to dance
Shelia Byrd
Constance McMillen will attend the National Center for Lesbian Rights "lesbian prom" in San Francisco
New fossils may fit in gap between apes and humans
Randolph E. Schmid
Two South African skeletons are part of a previously unknown species that may shed light on human evolution
Kyrgyz uprising seizes security headquarters
Peter Leonard
Kyrgyzstan's opposition leader takes over a government office during a turbulent revolt
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