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Pakistan bombing reveals U.S. troops in-country
Juan Cole
Three dead Americans in Pakistani uniforms contradict claims that no U.S. ground forces are operating in borders
On the claimed “war exception” to the Constitution
Glenn Greenwald
An Obama official acknowledges the targeting of American citizens for assassination -- with no judicial oversight
Lady ski jumpers’ ovaries are just fine, thanks
Margaret Eby
Women are still excluded from Olympic ski jumping. One reason why? Their uteruses
Ben Wetmore and his right-wing merry pranksters
Jenn Kepka
James O'Keefe's New Orleans host ran a right-wing-funded paper at my college, before his bigger conservative stunts
The twilight struggle for the leadership of Iraq
Juan Cole
Iran, the U.S. and Iraqi groups dance around each other as election approaches
A new capital city for Haiti
Clemens Höges
The government, and population, can't stay in a place as geologically unstable as Port-au-Prince, says seismologist
Genocide charge possible for Sudan’s al-Bashir
Mike Corder
International Criminal Court ruling that al-Bashir can't be charged with genocide overturned on appeal
James O’Keefe’s race problem
Max Blumenthal
A photo of the righty stuntman at a white-nationalist confab illustrates a career marked by racial resentment
Sichuan buttons: The flowers that electrocute your mouth
Thomas Rogers
The Sichuan button will zap your tongue like a battery -- and that's got some chefs buzzing
“Checklist Manifesto”: Healthcare reform rock star
Rahul K. Parikh
Talking medicine, checklists and alternative music with New Yorker staff writer and surgeon Atul Gawande
Australia’s “barely legal” crackdown
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The truth behind an alleged ban on small breasts in porn
Finally, liberals and Palin agree on something: Fire Rahm
Mike Madden
The former V.P. candidate issues a Facebook call for the White House to fire chief of staff Rahm Emanuel
Michael O’Hanlon’s “testosterone-laden tough guys”
Glenn Greenwald
The Brookings war cheerleader disparages both gay people and the military to question the repeal of DADT
Use of Twitter, Facebook rising among gang members
Thomas Watkins
Web 2.0 makes monitoring criminal activity easier for law enforcement officials
Feng shui master loses bid for ex-lover’s fortune
Min Lee
After affair with Nina Wang, Asia's richest businesswoman, Tony Chan tried to rewrite her will
A step toward repealing gay military ban
Anne Gearan, Anne Flaherty
Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Pentagon officials will announce review of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Sexing up Alabama
Kate Harding
Why bringing "Berkeley values" into the American classroom won't increase teen pregnancies. It will reduce them
Best of Sundance: Year of the woman
Andrew O'Hehir
Female directors dominate Redford's winter showcase -- and my list of the 2010 fest's best films
Obama unveils $3.83 trillion budget
Martin Crutsinger
Proposal would jack up the deficit while going after unemployment
Big banks like pigs at the trough?
Alex Koppelman
Liberal group's ad backing financial reform employs a pointed metaphor
Iraqi police: Female suicide bomber kills 46
Bushra Juhi
Terrorism targets Shiites following period of relative quiet
“There has to be peace now”
Susanne Koelbl, Ralf Neukirch
In an interview, Afghan President Hamid Karzai says he's ready to talk with the Taliban
The machine that will replace kitchens … and cooks
Thomas Rogers
How some ambitious inventors are using printers to push the boundaries of meal preparation
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