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Islam to end female genital mutilation?
Tracy Clark-Flory
One activist pushes a faith-based opposition to the practice.
Tony Snow on Iraq, or how “winning” is the same as “not winning”
Tim Grieve
"It's a pretty dynamic situation."
Next challenge for outsourcing: Ingenuity
Andrew Leonard
Could a staunch opponent of offshoring IT jobs be mellowing a bit too soon?
Report: 10 more U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
Tim Grieve
Bush vows to consider Iraq Study Group proposals in a "timely fashion."
A game of reduced expectations
Tim Grieve
Lee Hamilton on the shifting goals for Iraq: "We want to stay current."
Can Bush change course? It’s the question Baker won’t answer
Tim Grieve
A punt and then a dodge from the Iraq Study Group member who probably knows best.
More troops for Iraq? Study Group says not necessarily
Tim Grieve
More troops should be embedded with Iraqi forces, but they could come from those already in Iraq.
Iraq Study Group: Diplomacy and “milestones”
Tim Grieve
The United States should dial back support for the Iraqi government if it doesn't make progress soon.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Aniston and Vaughn split. Family services eyeing Britney? Plus: Murphy says Spice baby may not be his.
The un-Rumsfeld
Michael Scherer
Robert Gates wowed senators by admitting the U.S. invaded Iraq without enough troops and isn't winning the war. But he left details of what he'd do instead for another day.
House to hear fetal pain bill
Tracy Clark-Flory
The rushed legislation would require abortion providers to offer patients fetal anesthesia.
Not exactly repentant
Rebecca Traister
Evangelical pastor Mark Driscoll faces protesters and learns some life lessons.
Dining room diplomacy
Andy Isaacson
As bombs fell on the Middle East, I cooked a gourmet meal for a group of Arab artists -- and between bites of roasted tomatoes and baby lettuce, the world seemed at peace.
North Beach forever
Gary Kamiya
"It was the end of the continent; they didn't give a damn," Jack Kerouac said of San Francisco. But what happens when you and your city grow up?
Love me tenor
David Marchese
Opera's romantic new pop stars are as big as Timberlake -- and as authentic as Fabio.
Monday morning coming down
Tim Grieve
"Near panic" in the Middle East, civil war in Iraq and new fears in New Orleans.
Race matters
Debra J. Dickerson
Black History Month is coming soon. I wonder: Will anyone pay me to be black for them this year?
Sex and the single septuagenarian
Liz Langley
HIV and STDs are on the rise among senior citizens. So when it comes to safe sex, it may be time to teach America's old dogs some new tricks.
Dangerous liaisons
Stephen Amidon
"Casanova's Women" shows that the world-famous rake spread joy -- even empowerment -- among his 116 lovers, not to mention V.D., pregnancy and social disgrace.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Lohan undone by BlackBerry, laughed at by Ferrell and Gore? "Apocalypto" a disgusting "torture-fest"? Plus: Richards' religious confusion.
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