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Should a Brookings “expert” know what the presidential oath says?
Glenn Greenwald
The claim that the President takes an oath to protect the country is as false as it is revealing.
Backlash grows against Obama’s preventive detention proposal
Glenn Greenwald
Leading opponents of Bush terrorism policies object strongly to Obama's proposal
Who is screwing with bankruptcy law?
Andrew Leonard
Is Obama strong-arming G.M. bondholders? Or are greedy derivatives traders the real problem? An expert explains.
Slipped through the cracks
Joe Coscarelli
Do daughters make dads more liberal? Plus: Sexual harassment at the UN, Michelle Obama and more.
Rx and the single payer
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Americans may want single-payer healthcare, but that doesn't mean they're going to get it.
We’re here! We’re queer! We’re… in Iraq?
Judy Berman
As the president drags his feet on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad throws a gay pride party
“Forget about ordering sushi for lunch”
Andrew Leonard
A trickle-down disaster or a return to sanity? The collapse of conspicuous consumption in New York
Don’t judge the chemo kid
Rahul K. Parikh
Those who have been through the living hell of cancer treatment understand the Hausers' decision to run away
“Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian”
Stephanie Zacharek
Historical characters come back to hysterical life in this sequel to the charming megahit starring Ben Stiller
Conservatives take aim at D.C. marriage law
Mike Madden
Opponents of same-sex marriage make good on threat to try to overturn a D.C. law recognizing the ceremonies.
“It’s not right to be this way”
Katharine Mieszkowski
Lesbian teen takes on the public school that tried to change her sexual orientation
An international abortion underground
Lynn Harris
The Irish women in England who helped shepherd their sisters
Stimulus money going to scofflaw companies
Michael Grabell, David Epstein /ProPublica
Major recipients of U.S. contracts have paid big fines for breaking environmental, safety and discrimination rules
Rush Limbaugh’s race to the bottom
Gabriel Winant
Bend over, grab your ankles and submit to a mind-blowing rundown of the radio bully's obsessive butt talk!
The sad sound of hedge fund whining
Andrew Leonard
Money managers warn Obama's "activism" will hurt unions in the long run. Do they understand how democracy works?
Are transgender people mentally ill?
Judy Berman
Activists protest this week's American Psychiatric Association meeting, where debate rages over the controversial "Gender Identity Disorder"
Gimme my virginity back!
Tracy Clark-Flory
A study shows that "losing it" early usually ends in girls' regret.
Beware the stepmonster!
Heather Havrilesky
A sympathetic new book about the family member everyone loves to hate suggests even the best stepmoms in the world are set up to fail miserably.
The right’s Social Security scare tactics
Michael Lind
Libertarians and conservatives react to the latest undramatic report on the trust fund's health by marshalling frightening, meaningless numbers.
Are the new fuel standards worth the cost?
Alex Koppelman
Opponents of President Obama's new fuel economy rules say his plan will cost Americans money, and might kill thousands.
The day the bloggers won
Eric Boehlert
With no traditional-media allies or lobbying money, the netroots was able to alter the debate about wiretapping in the 2008 campaign. Leading the charge: Salon's Glenn Greenwald.
I feel like quitting writing
Cary Tennis
I've had some success at 60, but it seems downhill from here.
What’s wrong with Michelle Obama’s style?
Kara Jesella
Her controversial cardigans! Her bare arms! As a feminist, I cringe at the constant media attention to our first lady's appearance. But that doesn't mean I can't enjoy it.
The evolutionary argument for Dr. Seuss
Laura Miller
Why do we often care more about imaginary characters than real people? A new book suggests that fiction is crucial to our survival as a species.
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