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Roeder trial delayed for new hearing
Kate Harding
Prosecutors challenge a judge's decision that Dr. Tiller's confessed killer can argue it was voluntary manslaughter
The unstoppable Chinese economy
Andrew Leonard
Skeptics warn that a mighty bubble is about to pop, but they've been wrong before
Barnes and Noble: Textbooks for rent
Mae Anderson
The bookseller will allow college students to borrow course volumes for a fee
Cheney family values
Joe Conason
Liz Cheney owes her prominence as a TV talking head to her daddy. But nepotism can be dangerous as well as annoying
How Harry Reid will fight back
Mike Madden
Democrats don't plan to sit around and let Republicans paint the Senate majority leader as a racist
NYC’s no-pants subway day
Associated Press
Hundreds brave the cold, and gawkers, for annual celebration
Super Bowl-style ads for candidates?
Sharon Theimer
Court ruling could let corporations fund glossy, political campaign blitzes -- and more
“Big Love” and the exquisite perils of family
Heather Havrilesky
Three smart, stubborn wives swim against the tide. But is Bill Henrickson strong enough to be their man?
Bare your bra for breast cancer?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Forget pink ribbons. Sharing the color of your brassiere on Facebook is the new "awareness-raising" trend
Look out, New York, here comes Harold Ford
Alex Koppelman
Former congressman staffing up for a run at one of the state's Senate seats
Jailed for being raped
Tracy Clark-Flory
Dubai tosses a British woman behind bars for "illicit sex" after she reports an assault
Dodd’s successor: Senator Credit Card
Andrew Leonard
Tim Johnson, the likely next chair of the Senate Banking Committee, is Visa and Citigroup's best friend
Why do we listen to Rudy?
Joe Conason
A big blunder today reinforces the sad fact: "America's mayor" now has badly tarnished cred
Sheriff Joe Arpaio, dictator of Maricopa Co., under investigation
Gabriel Winant
The Arizona sheriff claims he's the victim of an abuse of power -- and he's one to know
What should Conan O’Brien do next?
Judy Berman
He could accept NBC's midnight slot. But we have more exciting aspirations for the late-night funnyman
What’s Dobbs up to?
Alex Koppelman
An odd letter arrives from a firm representing the former CNN host
Lawsuit to follow NJ’s gay-marriage defeat
Geoff Mulvihill
With gay marriage defeated in the state Senate, New Jersey activists plan to sue for equal rights
Rambo’s origin story — made for $96
Andrew O'Hehir
Zachary Oberzan's homemade epic channels ancient storytelling magic. Plus: the best low-budget movies ever
EPA replacing Bush smog limit
Dina Cappiello
Bush-era limit ran counter to scientific recommendations
Behind the food truck divide
Thomas Rogers
A new gourmet parking lot captures the media's attention -- but where does it leave traditional vendors?
Stupak’s game of chicken
Kate Harding
The Democratic congressman continues to prioritize restricting access to abortion over passing healthcare reform
Peter King’s “terrorism” problem
Alex Koppelman
New York Republican wants Obama to use the word more often, but has a troubling history on that score
The sad, inevitable return of Harold Ford
Gabriel Winant
The former Tennessee congressman is considering running for Senate from New York because -- why not?
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