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The new kid at the New Republic
Sean Elder
Peter Beinart, the latest editor at the political weekly, isn't nervous. Much.
“Let the white guys sing!”
Tracy Santa
Doug Sahm played a cosmic and unmistakable Tex-Mex blues for more than 40 years.
A tale of two marathons
Steven A. Shaw
The Fat Guy snacks his way through the New York City Marathon.
“Tumbleweeds”
Stephanie Zacharek
Mom just wants to have fun, daughter sulks. Haven't we seen this movie before?
Maybe I should buy you a globe for Christmas
Robert Parry
George W. Bush's father planned to hit then-Gov. Bill Clinton with a series of one-line "zingers" about his foreign policy ignorance in '92, but guess who's laughing now.
Epiphany at Joshua Tree
Barbara Wilson
A woman confronts her painful past on an Outward Bound pilgrimage into the heart of fear.
Jasper's stand
Ashley Craddock
Shawn Berry was the hardest suspect to convict of the dragging murder of James Byrd Jr. Did his role in the killing come second to the town's need to clear its name?
Unarmed and under fire: An oral history of female Vietnam vets
Austin Bunn
"All we had was prayer. And I did a lot of that."
Stranded in Siberia
Rolf Potts
At an obscure border town, our
correspondent discovers the biggest obstacle in negotiating the next
4,000 miles: The train has left without him.
Girls will be jocks
Jenn Shreve
At last, coverage of women's sports that even this non-spectator can appreciate. Plus: One writer's plaintive cry: "Enough with the sex, dammit!"
“It's happened again”
Dan Savage
When gun-control advocates use mass shootings to push for a handgun ban, critics accuse them of exploiting tragedy. But there's a difference between exploiting a tragedy and learning from it.
NYTV blues
Sarah Vowell
Now that both Felicity and Jennifer Love Hewitt live here, the streets of New York are no longer safe for Scorsese fans.
The Yankees, inevitably
Steve Kettmann
The New Yorkers sweep their second straight World Series. They may be one of history's best teams, but their charm is starting to fade.
I booked it online
Judy Jacobs
From mega-travel agencies to boutique sites, the Internet has exploded consumers' hotel-booking options. But what do the different sites really offer? And where are the hidden treasures?
Three days in Seattle
Anthony York
Bush, Dole and Forbes come to kiss the ring of Republican women in the Emerald City.
No place like home?
Mike Murphy
While his campaign is gaining some momentum in places like New Hampshire and South Carolina, Arizona Sen. John McCain is locked in a tough primary fight in his own backyard.
Searching for Mr. Watson
Bill Belleville
Two frat brothers make a healing pilgrimage to a legendary renegade's retreat in the heart of the Everglades.
The Red Hat diaries
Andrew Leonard
Are Linux coders and Linux companies on different
paths? A slapdash new book and a recent flurry of corporate maneuvers suggest just that.
How to get ahead in publishing
Keith Bashford
When I chose sleaze over substance, Rupert Murdoch yelled my ear off and threw an armload of papers at me.
Dump the big bang, bring on the blue ox
Vicki Rosenzweig
Kansas isn't going far enough with changes to its science curriculum
Freeman Dyson, frog prince of physics
Kristi Coale
The renowned physicist brings conscience and compassion to his books, which interweave scientific explanation and humanism.
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