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Whale wars: Boat damaged in anti-whaling clash
Rohan Sullivan
A boat belonging to the group Sea Shepherd had its bow shorn off in an encounter with a Japanese whaling ship
No primaries, please, we’re Democrats
Mike Madden
Despite a progressive outcry over healthcare, incumbent Democrats have escaped primary challenges so far
A wakeup call for airport security
Patrick Smith
A box cutter won't bring down a plane but a bomb will. It's time for TSA to refocus its efforts
Obama suspends transfer of detainees to Yemen
Alex Koppelman
The administration apparently gives in to political pressure following attempted Christmas bombing
“Sweetgrass”: Spectacular elegy for a dying West
Andrew O'Hehir
A memorable documentary captures the last days of Montana sheepherding, in all its "Brokeback" mythology
U.S. embassy open in Yemen after attacks on al-Qaida
Lee Keath
Yemeni military's success against terrorists convinced U.S. embassy that it's safe to reopen
War, American-style
Tom Engelhardt, Nick Turse
As 2010 begins in turmoil, 10 questions to ask about U.S. military presence in distant lands
“Busted” author turns to blogging
Andrew Leonard
The future of journalism? After taking a Times buyout, reporter Edmund Andrews finds a new outlet
Male writers go limp
Tracy Clark-Flory
Whither Philip Roth and the carnal scenes of yore? Katie Roiphe argues feminism has threatened fiction's manliness
Wake up, women: Sleep is a feminist issue
Kate Harding
Depriving ourselves of needed rest is a lousy way to prove how hardworking we are
Panel: Special diets don’t fight autism
Carla K. Johnson
A new report dismisses connections between the disorder and children's digestion
Yemen: Two al-Qaida militants killed in clash
Ahmed Al-haj, Lee Keath
Government says the targeted cell was planning attacks on foreign interests
Ominous signs in Afghanistan
Juan Cole
Obama's presidency could be undone in a hurry if he can't figure out multiple Afghan crises
Gloom, fury as Pakistan death toll nears 100
Riaz Khan, Nahal Toosi
Tribal elders vow to defy Taliban
Police: Suicide bombing kills 75 in northwest Pakistan
Riaz Khan, Asif Shahzad
The attack in a crowd of a people watching a volleyball tournament was the deadliest in more than two months
Films of the decade: “Rejected”
Eric Kohn
Don Hertzfeldt's 2000 short never played the multiplex, but its blend of madness and simplicity is near perfect
Films of the decade: “Casino Royale”
Jack Patrick Rodgers
Unlikely as it seems, the Daniel Craig Bond reboot breathed new life into action cinema
Iranian hardliners rally, call for killing reformists
Ali Akbar Dareini
Pro-government forces make threats of bombings and assassinations to support the regime
Government sends $3.8 billion more to GM
Jeannine Aversa, Stephen Manning
Money actually goes to GMAC, the bank holding company associated with General Motors
DNC likely to do away with superdelegates
Alex Koppelman
A key feature of the 2008 presidential primaries may be on its way out
Films of the decade: “The Ballad of Jack and Rose”
N.P. Thompson
Rebecca Miller's edgy, underappreciated father-daughter comedy resonates with the rhythms of real life
British hostage in Iraq freed
Jill Lawless
A man abducted in Baghdad by armed militants is let go after 2 and a half years in captivity
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