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RIP: The novel
Laura Miller
A book that defends plagiarism, champions faked memoirs and declares fiction dead has the literary world up in arms
The energy efficiency guru gets his 15 minutes
Andrew Leonard
How to avoid building new coal-fired power plants: Hint -- it's all about the Rosenfelds
Stopping rape with smut
Kate Harding
The claim that porn is good for society is pretty sketchy, but so are calls for censorship
Confessions of a terrorist sympathizer
David Frakt
A volunteer attorney for Guantanamo detainees comes clean: You got me, I'm shilling for al-Qaida
DNC hits insurance companies for meeting at Ritz
Alex Koppelman
Democrats get new fodder for populist strategy on healthcare reform
Rick Santorum, “pro-life fraud”?
Alex Koppelman
Former senator gets hit with robocalls ahead of Iowa trip
“The Marriage Ref” is a therapist’s nightmare
Mary T. Kelly
Why NBC's marital spat spectacle is teaching couples all the wrong lessons about fighting
Ken Starr vs. Liz Cheney
Joan Walsh
Defending terror suspects puts lawyers "in the finest traditions of the country," says Clinton's nemesis. Poor Liz
Can Democrats get immigration reform right?
Michael Lind
As with healthcare reform, long-term progressive principles are at odds with short-term electoral needs
Utah Air Force base dealing with rash of suicides
Associated Press
Officials say two civilians and one airman have committed suicide this year
Obama pitches health plan in spirited appearance
David Espo, Julie Pace
The president strikes a populist tone for reform in a speech at Arcadia University
Oscars: Hollywood’s war against itself (continued)
Andrew O'Hehir
Oscar voters picked the lowest-grossing winner in history -- artistic integrity or commercial suicide?
Colorado asks feds to halt medical marijuana raids
Associated Press
Colorado politicians are emailing Eric Holder in hopes the U.S. government will cease the storming of dispensaries
Congressional condemnation of Cheney/Kristol?
Glenn Greenwald
Since the Democratic-led Congress condemned MoveOn for its ad, shouldn't it do the same here?
Tracy Flick beats out the King of the World!
Salon Staff
Our expert panel debates the Oscar winners, beats up on the ceremony and grieves for the future of indie film
Kathryn Bigelow is not a dude
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The director's Oscar victory is a win for women -- and plain old great moviemaking
Pakistan interrogation center bombed, killing 12
Babar Dogar
Suicide bomber attacks site where high-value prisoners are questioned, wounding 61
Japan defends dolphin hunt in Oscar-winning ‘Cove’
Jay Alabaster
In the wake of best documentary win, Japanese cite tradition in slaughtering of dolphins
Iraq awaits election results, parties claim gains
Ben Hubbard
Iraqis show up at polls despite wave of insurgent attacks that killed 36 people
Earthquake flattens Turkish villages, kills 51
Kadir Konuksever
6.0 quake rattles Turkish countryside, followed by more than 50 aftershocks
Best Oscar night ever?
Heather Havrilesky
A funny, dynamic broadcast ends with Kathryn Bigelow snatching two Oscars out of the hands of her omnipotent ex
Liz Cheney wants to save torture’s good name (and her dad’s)
Gabriel Winant
The former vice-president's daughter plans to fight for his legacy in her own political career
The forbidden study of porn
Tracy Clark-Flory
Why don't we know more about smut's impact? Because the research is deemed unethical
“The Genius in All of Us”
Laura Miller
A new book persuasively argues that extraordinary intelligence and talent are not genetic gifts
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