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Republicans revive a debate they lost, badly
Joe Conason
Privatizing Social Security is again on the GOP agenda -- a political mistake that worried Democrats should welcome
The incredible expanding noodle, and where to eat it
Francis Lam
Hand-pulled to order, served in fragrant soups and monumentally satisfying, here are our favorite bowls
A new capital city for Haiti
Clemens Höges
The government, and population, can't stay in a place as geologically unstable as Port-au-Prince, says seismologist
Salon Radio: ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero
Glenn Greenwald
Examining Obama's civil liberties record after his first year in office
“The Hidden Brain”: Behind your secret racism
Thomas Rogers
The author of a new book talks about the brain's hidden impulses, and why you're more biased than you think
A new Middle East cold war
Juan Cole
Ahmadinejad slams Saudi Arabia over Yemen, Gaza, setting off Sunni-Shiite tension
The post-earthquake scene in Haiti
Gabriel Winant, Ethan Strauss
Stunning new post-quake video; aid workers struggle for access
The revolution must be televised
Linda Hirshman
Why California's courtroom battle for gay marriage should be broadcast on YouTube
Democrats aren’t dead yet
Mike Madden
Tuesday's retirement news may look worse than it really is for this year's elections
Four husbands under Islam
Tracy Clark-Flory
A Saudi woman courts controversy by fantasizing about polyandry
Andrew O’Hehir on the best movies of the decade
Andrew O'Hehir
From Spain to Korea, suburbia to Romania -- my personal favorites in a turbulent time
“Crazy Heart”: Truck-stop romeo stripped down
Stephanie Zacharek
Jeff Bridges gives the finest performance of the year in this modest but glowing country-music drama
Growing more than food in a desert garden
Alissa Novoselick
For one teacher and her 6th grade students in rural Arizona, playing in the dirt means making a community
What’s wrong with female desire?
Tracy Clark-Flory
It may be hard to treat a woman's sex drive disorder -- but it's even tougher to define
Glenn Beck’s white nationalist fans
Alexander Zaitchik
After an ADL report says Beck may foment violence, I visit racist Web sites to see if their denizens are listening
Scientists baffled by global warming’s time-out
Gerald Traufetter
Temperatures haven't risen this decade, as climatologists expected. Is it sunspots? Ocean currents? Secret volcano?
Palin-Beck 2012? Sarah says maybe
Joan Walsh
She'll never be U.S. president, but her star power ought to scare the hell out of her charisma-free GOP rivals
“Broken Embraces” and the ties that bind
Stephanie Zacharek
Pedro Almodóvar gives us a gorgeous melodramatic fantasy about what it means to live for movies
She wouldn’t deploy, she got arrested
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Was it an act of bravery or poor protocol?
What were the Republicans smoking?
Gene Lyons
After the disastrous Bush presidency the GOP had the option to go crazy or rethink. Guess which one they chose
Stimulus at work: Berkeley’s SolarMap
Andrew Leonard
From Obama's signature to my laptop: A cool way to calculate the cost/benefit of solar for my very own home
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