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Profile of a hacker: How the “soupnazi” did it
Vincent Rossmeier
The man allegedly behind the biggest identity theft ever did it through a fairly simple ploy
Ladies: I’m not your gay boyfriend
Thomas Rogers
Are the ties that bind gay men to straight women beginning to fray?
How to kill a coal plant
Mark Engler
As a recent British protest shows, nonviolent civil disobedience may be our best hope to counteract global warming
Nuns on the run from the truth
Frances Kissling
Why won't the leadership of America's nuns meet with the survivors of sexual abuse by nuns, and hear their stories?
Can new growth save the Amazon rainforest?
Jens Glüsing
Vegetation is reclaiming agricultural land and might save us from consequences of deforestation
British like their healthcare, don’t care what you think
Gabriel Winant
The GOP thinks the U.K.'s system is a dystopian nightmare; the Brits think the GOP should be quiet
Right-wing cynics and America’s third-world healthcare
Joan Walsh
While the media covers Astroturfed outrage, thousands of underinsured Americans line up for free healthcare in L.A
Whose side of the road are you on?
Tom Vanderbilt
For the first time in ages, a country is switching to driving on the left. Should we all drive on the same side?
Woodstock never dies
Jacqueline Linge
A new VH1 documentary by Barbara Kopple suggests that the festival's legacy carries on and on
Contractor in Arlington Cemetery fraud scandal arrested
Mark Benjamin
Graveyard contractor Bobbie Garrett was arrested on sex charges as he stepped off a plane in Ohio
Glenn Beck’s legions head to the town halls
Gabriel Winant
The world's a scary place, Fox News host reminds his fans. Now they're making sure the rest of us know too
Is Tarantino good for the Jews?
Andrew O'Hehir
"Inglourious Basterds" depicts Jews pursuing ultraviolent, absurdist revenge against their Nazi oppressors. Discuss
Cogito ergo sum, baby
Robert Burton
Toddlers have amazing philosophical minds that work like computers and can teach us a world about ourselves
What Orly Taitz believes
Gabriel Winant
The head Birther talks about Obama's boyfriends, the long arm of Hugo Chavez and how the Web is rigged against her
Everyone’s favorite weasel
Heather Havrilesky
Vincent Kartheiser explains why he loves playing Pete, Don Draper's bitter foil on "Mad Men"
What’s really in your shampoo
Bill Bunn
Sure, a couple ingredients clean your hair. But the rest are a veritable toxic dump on your head
Attorney General Holder: Look at the torture photos
Daphne Eviatar
If he wants to know who to prosecute for torture, the photos the administration won't release might contain clues
Most illogical blog post ever
Thomas Schaller
Democrats and liberals blamed for kooky sign-toting LaRouchies
“It’s the tea-baggers — they have woken us up”
Mike Madden
At a town hall in Charlottesville, Va., supporters of healthcare reform try to balance out the opposition
Who was that gun-toting anti-Obama protester?
Joan Walsh
On the Web, William Kostric backs Birthers, secessionists and shooting cops who bust drug dealers in their homes
Is Obama really that unpopular?
Paul Maslin
A pollster applies some historical context and gives three reasons why things aren't bleak for the president
Who you calling white trash?
Amy Benfer
In a new essay, Caitlin Flanagan rips into Helen Gurley Brown, the steno pool and adulterers
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