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‘Alice’ extends her No. 1 stay with $62 million
David Germain
In its second weekend, the Disney fantasy reaches $208.6 million domestically
Why our kids don’t go to kindergarten
Andrew O'Hehir
Like many home-schooling families, we saw an educational system plagued by tests, drills, busywork and flawed ideas
Salon Radio: Remi Brulin Transcript
Glenn Greenwald
The most meaningless and manipulated political word
The warped platitude of DC “centrism”
Glenn Greenwald
Even the most radical policies are hailed as "sensible centrism" as long as the right people object to them
“Jihad Jane”: One more argument against profiling
Kate Harding
The story of Colleen LaRose reminds us that we can't know what a terrorist looks like
Judge invites comment on 9/11 health settlement
Associated Press
Ground zero workers have three months to decide whether to accept the $657 million payout
States scramble on campaign spending limits
Tom Breen, Lawrence Messina
Supreme Court ruling sparks quick action by state legislatures seeking more disclosure from corporations, unions
In defense of Dennis Kucinich
Heather Michon
Why I'll be cheering if his vote kills healthcare reform
“Mother”: A brilliant Hitchcock mystery, made in Korea
Andrew O'Hehir
A tormented mom turns cop, lawyer and shrink in a twisty, creepy mystery from the director of "The Host"
GOP finance chief’s background in dubious “charity”
Joe Conason
Rob Bickhart, the finance chief whose weird anti-Obama PowerPoint embarrassed the GOP, has a strange resume
ACORN gives up Ohio business license
Julie Carr Smyth
Organization wont be cropping up in Ohio as "WALNUT or CHESTNUT" either
Lindsay Lohan: Possibly not completely insane
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new twist in the actress's bizarre E-Trade lawsuit suggests she might not have even filed it
Meathead fad? The rock star butcher
Sara Breselor
Sexy tattoos! Butchering parties in trendy bars! The latest hip food trend already faces a backlash
Success of lone gunmen may shift al-Qaida strategy
Lolita C. Baldor
Terror group may now be favoring smaller, simpler attacks, as long as they still sow "fear"
Data on Swiss account holders stolen
Frank Jordans
Information could expose customers to prosecution for tax evasion in their native countries
Carville/Greenberg strategists and national security
Glenn Greenwald
Party strategists -- still afraid of seeming weak on National Security -- summon the debunked playbook of the past
Toyota troubles put spotlight on US safety agency
Stephen Manning, Ken Thomas
A House panel plans to investigate the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's oversight of auto industry
Glenn Beck and the war on progressives
Mike Madden
A generation after Democrats fled from the term "liberal," the right is going after "progressive," too
Inside the twisted world of couples therapy
Thomas Rogers
Laurie Abraham spent a year watching people fight to keep their marriages. It wasn't pretty
Female WWII aviators honored with gold medal
Kimberly Hefling
200 former "WASPs" thanked by Pelosi at ceremony: "We are all your daughters"
Assisted suicide group preparing for Ga. trial
Associated Press
Final Exit Network hopes trial will validate their work
The majestic petulance of John Roberts
Glenn Greenwald
The whiny complaints from the chief justice reveal much about the self-importance of many judges
Help save the Census from right-wing attacks
Mike Madden
Conservatives denigrate one of the country's only truly universal institutions, just before the 2010 forms go out
RIP: The novel
Laura Miller
A book that defends plagiarism, champions faked memoirs and declares fiction dead has the literary world up in arms
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