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Newer oral contraceptives not tied to heart risk
Kate Harding
Newer generations of hormonal birth control pills don't increase the risk of heart disease.
Pro-life group slams Krispy Kreme for baby-killing treats
Alex Koppelman
Krispy Kreme is offering free doughnuts on Inauguration Day, and one antiabortion group thinks there's a malicious secret agenda behind it.
What do Wal-Mart and open-source software have in common?
Andrew Leonard
In a bad economy, the low-price leader gains market share.
Everything you were afraid to ask about “Battlestar Galactica”
Thomas Rogers
A complete (updated!) primer on the smartest sci-fi TV show ... maybe ever.
Salon Radio: Jay Rosen on the media’s control of political debates
Glenn Greenwald
How do journalists decide which viewpoints enjoy consensus status, which ones are legitimately debatable, and which ones need not be heard?
Gaza invasion: Powered by the U.S.
Robert Bryce
Taxpayers are spending over $1 billion to send refined fuel to the Israeli military -- at a time when Israel doesn't need it and America does.
“Defiance”
Stephanie Zacharek
Daniel Craig is the secret weapon in this otherwise methodical Holocaust movie about Jewish brothers determined to kick Nazi ass.
Can we talk?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Put down that BlackBerry! Author Catherine Blyth chats about the joys of good old-fashioned conversation.
Despite GOP bluster, mostly smooth sailing for Holder
Alex Koppelman
The attorney general nominee faced a few tough questions during his confirmation hearing, but didn't encounter the promised level of opposition.
Fox News on inauguration: “Gay America prepares to party”
Alex Koppelman
The network's Web site claims there'll be "a slew of gay parties and inaugural balls," and notes that some conservatives are hopping mad.
Is the Army lying about friendly fire deaths?
Mark Benjamin
The military claims fratricides in Iraq and Afghanistan are down 90 percent from previous wars -- but experts call the figures suspect.
Why the U.S. has already lost in Afghanistan
Ann Jones
Rampant corruption by U.S. contractors has left the country in shambles.
Conservative Kudlow dishes on Obama dinner
Alex Koppelman
Though the meeting was off the record, the CNBC host offered details of his discussions with the president-elect, and sounded very impressed.
Obama meets with liberal pundits
Alex Koppelman
Following close on the heels of his dinner with conservative columnists, the president-elect talked with Frank Rich, Rachel Maddow and others.
To Hillary, with love
Mike Madden
Hillary Clinton's Senate confirmation hearing to become Barack Obama's secretary of state turns into a group hug.
Obama’s early stumbles
Camille Paglia
Readers ask, Camille dishes: On Democratic woes, the Weather Underground, Kanye West, Freud, alleged gay genes and "the long sleep."
Alcoholics, sexaholics, shopaholics
Laura Miller
America is a country in recovery. Two new books illustrate the paradoxes and contradictions in our current notions of addiction.
Tom Friedman offers a perfect definition of “terrorism”
Glenn Greenwald
The New York Times war cheerleader urges that Hamas be "educated" by "inflicting heavy pain on the Gaza population".
The amazing shrinking Citigroup
Andrew Leonard
Oops! Can we have a do-over on that whole decade of mega-banking mergers?
The right responds to Gitmo closure news
Alex Koppelman
One group, Move America Forward, is organizing a petition in favor of keeping the prison open.
Criticisms, political pressure and Barack Obama
Glenn Greenwald
The president-elect's advisors respond to the firestorm created by Sunday's remarks on Guantanamo, illustrating the value of criticizing Obama when he deserves it.
What “Waltz With Bashir” can teach us about Gaza
Gary Kamiya
The stunning new Israeli film reveals painful parallels between one of Israel's darkest moments and the current conflict.
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