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Was Stephen Hadley Novak’s first Plame source?
Tim Grieve
In an interview with Fox News, Novak seems to rule out -- at least implicitly -- Richard Armitage.
World out of control
Tim Grieve
Lebanon, India, North Korea, Iran -- and we haven't even gotten to Iraq or Darfur yet.
The hatred incubator
Phillip Robertson
The Baghdad morgue, where Iraqis come every day to collect the bodies of slain relatives and comrades, is the alpha and omega of Iraq's civil war.
What else we’re reading
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
The college gender gap, working women eating junk food and more.
Not in our name
Basharat Peer
As a veteran of the conflict can testify, the train blasts weren't the only Kashmir-related violence in India on Tuesday.
Girls get ADHD, too
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
The may not be as rowdy, but a surprising long-term study shows that girls are just as much at risk as boys for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Rain, blood and sirens
Dilip D'Souza
On foot and by rickshaw, from train station to hospital, a Bombay writer surveys the aftermath of the bombings.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Is baby Suri "funny looking"? Lindsay Lohan's crew: Smelly, rude and stumbling during private Disneyland visit? Plus: Lycra-clad celebrity bikers!
City of vengeance
Phillip Robertson
A savage outbreak of retaliatory killings has pushed Iraq to the brink of civil war. In the first of three exclusive reports, our correspondent investigates the Mahdi Army's Baghdad death squads.
The sound of people eating drives me insane
Cary Tennis
I have a condition that makes the smacking of lips almost unbearable to hear.
Deficit games
Brad DeLong
Today the Bush administration will once again claim its budget-busting tax cuts are working. And the press will once again buy it.
How sanctions worked for South Africa’s Sasol
Andrew Leonard
From an Arab oil embargo to coal gasification mastery
Artificial sperm swims forward
Rebecca Traister
German scientists create mouse sperm from stem cells. People cheer. People freak.
Gay, godly and guilty
Laura Miller
The thoughtful new book "Straight to Jesus" reveals the torment suffered by gay Christians who entered a residential program to battle their sexual desires.
A grad student in China has taken possession of my soul
Cary Tennis
I know it sounds crazy, but should I leave my wife?
Cool Jews
David Marchese
We've gone from badasses Lou Reed and James Caan to jackasses Adam Sandler and Ben Stiller. Where are the hip male Jews?
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
What ever happened to sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll? Witness your favorite vices, neutered, declawed and trussed up in foolish costumes for mass consumption on network TV.
The state secrets that weren’t secret
Joe Conason
Right-wingers desperate to intimidate the press have accused the New York Times of treason for publishing details of a terror investigation -- ignoring the fact that everything significant about that operation has been known for years.
Different threat, same questions
Tim Grieve
Authorities say they've foiled a plot on New York. Is this one for real?
“Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest”
Stephanie Zacharek
Sigh, mateys. Johnny Depp and Keira Knightley manage to sparkle, but this overstuffed sequel is no treasure.
“Heading South”
Stephanie Zacharek
This movie -- about older white women paying for sex with beautiful young Haitian men -- is bound to get under people's skin.
Showdown in Berlin
Andrew O'Hehir
What's really wrong with American soccer and why Italy will beat France in one of the greatest World Cup finals ever.
Israel’s failed-state strategy
Juan Cole
Olmert's smashing of Gaza reveals his greatest fear: A viable Palestinian government he'd have to negotiate with.
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