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Single and knocked up
Amy Benfer
Self magazine sets out to dispel myths about accidental pregnancy but ends up reinforcing some very old stereotypes.
Zac Efron and the twilight of the teen idol
Sarah Hepola
The "High School Musical" pinup wants to shed his cheesy image. Can he succeed? Plus: A look at the heartthrobs who made the leap to adult fame.
Poll: Most women not that shallow!
Tracy Clark-Flory
But who wants to read about that? It's nothing some fact-twisting can't fix.
The Merchants of Wall Street
Andrew Leonard
400 years before credit default swaps strode the earth, Shakespeare nailed the financial crisis.
Liberal groups, supporting Obama budget, target Dems
Alex Koppelman
Two organizations are rolling out ads that put pressure on moderate Democrats to support the president's proposals.
Catholics protesting Obama speech at Notre Dame
Alex Koppelman
A group of conservatives are angry the president was invited to give the school's commencement address despite his pro-choice stance.
Huckabee compares abortion to slavery
Vincent Rossmeier
In a speech to an anti-abortion group, the former Arkansas governor says the moral reasoning behind abolishing slavery applies today.
Frank to Code Pink protesters: “grow up”
Alex Koppelman
An anti-war group staging its traditional disruption of a high-profile Congressional hearing gets an earful.
A city awash in cards
Jim Rich
Inside New York's underground poker scene, where no one thinks about the recession, or their rent money, when there's a good hand to be played.
Are we dangerously dependent on Wikipedia?
Vincent Rossmeier
The author of a new book says no, and talks about how a site spawned by an Ayn Rand enthusiast became our most popular encyclopedia.
Yes, Virginia, greenhouse gases are pollutants
Katharine Mieszkowski
The Obama administration takes an important step towards regulating the gases as threats to human health.
On the right, ACORN paranoia never dies
Gabriel Winant
Michelle Malkin worries about President Obama's first nominee to the federal bench, who worked for the liberal group 30 years ago.
NRCC calls crisis “the Pelosi Recession”
Alex Koppelman
The GOP's congressional campaign committee makes the messaging official: The House speaker is to blame for the country's economic woes.
The dirty green line
Katharine Mieszkowski
Erecting new transmission lines for solar and wind power is a boon to coal-burning utilities and a drain on our wallets. What's an environmentalist to do?
AIG is chump change — let’s find corporate America’s hidden billions
Joe Conason
It's time to reform offshore banking, and see what untaxed wealth big business is hiding in overseas tax shelters.
Afghanistan’s uncertain future
Pratap Chatterjee
Our military endeavor and unevenly distributed foreign aid have left the nation divided, not one country, but three.
Will the real “slumdog millionaire” please stand up?
Fiona Ehlers
He was the only man to win the grand prize on India's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" And though he wasn't a slumdog, he has now devoted his life to helping impoverished children.
After a long, amazing life, I’m alone and confused
Cary Tennis
Friendless, estranged from siblings, on a fixed income: Is this how I end up?
Welcome to double-standard America
David Sirota
The AIG scandal has made it apparent that we are ruled by a government of men, not laws.
Be progressive! B-E progressive!
Kate Harding
USA Today calls Michelle Obama the "Cheerleader-in-chief."
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
If you're a pilot, no matter how much skill you have, or how many lives you've heroically saved, the only thing that matters is seniority.
Obama’s new message to Iran
Glenn Greenwald
The President records a video message that is a marked departure, both in tone and content, from the last 30 years.
The other side of Rick Steves
Kevin Berger
He may seem like Mister Rogers. But in a revealing interview, the travel guru shares his daring views on Iran and terrorism, spoiled Americans and the best places to smoke pot in Europe.
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