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“Geographies of Mars”: Why are we so obsessed with Mars?
Adam Kirsch
We've been looking for life on the Red Planet since the 19th century. A new book explores our fascination
U.N. maps belie claims of Afghan progress
Justin Elliott
Internal security documents show the situation in Afghanistan deteriorating, despite Obama's claims to the contrary
Will Carter finally defeat guinea worm?
Maggie Fick
The former president has waged war against the disease for more than two decades. The last battle is in the Sudan
How Obama can stop a GOP redistricting bonanza
Mark Greenbaum
The new census numbers could be devastating to Democrats. But Obama can defend his party -- if he's ready to fight
Exploring the locations of famous sci-fi films
Megan Cytron
Slide show: The home of Mr. Spock, the site of Tatooine and other classic nerd hot spots
Our 15 biggest stories — ever
Kerry Lauerman
It's our 15th birthday! And to celebrate, we're honoring our greatest hits
Mark Zuckerberg named Time “Person of Year”
Associated Press
Magazine says the founder of Facebook and subject of "Social Network" most influenced our culture in 2010
About that Palin-Reagan comparison …
Steve Kornacki
A restive GOP base in love with an ideologically extreme ex-governor: Haven't we seen this story before?
I have everything. My life is empty
Cary Tennis
I've got the house, the wife and the money, so why am I not happy?
At least 15,000 Myanmar refugees enter Thailand
Associated Press
Thousands of escapees looking to avoid anti-government violence after a failed election
Another Democratic Congress? It could be awhile
Mark Greenbaum
If you're hoping for a quick turnaround in 2012, you might be disappointed
My son can use the Internet all he wants
Holly Robinson
Call me a bad mother if you must, but after two decades of raising kids, I've learned technology isn't the enemy
The stock market swoons for Ben Bernanke
Andrew Leonard
Investors love the Fed's new plan to stimulate the economy. But everyone else gives it a big thumbs down
How the Tea Party cost Republicans the Senate
Steve Kornacki
Tea Partiers said they'd rather nominate "pure" candidates than electable ones. And they proved it
Roundup: Election Day edition
Tracy Clark-Flory
Activists remind us why women need to hit the polls, and pro-choice organizations scrutinize returns
Mapping Egyptian street harassment
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new website will compile user texts and tweets to illustrate the parts of Cairo that are riskiest for women
What you need to know about the foreclosure mess
Andrew Leonard
One side accuses banks and their robo-signers for fraud; the other blames deadbeat borrowers. Who's right?
Roundup: Baring skin for handicap awareness
Tracy Clark-Flory
Also: Dan Savage gives a sexual assault survivor some controversial advice
Where the Tea Party will kill the GOP
Steve Kornacki
We rank the five key races in which Tea Party candidates are most likely to scare away swing voters
“Boardwalk Empire” recap: Time to celebrate
Sam Adams
As Nucky prepares for a dreaded St. Patrick's Day dinner, the widow Schroeder considers a betrayal
Sharron Angle denies race-baiting charges
Cristina Silva
Senatorial hopeful claims that her TV spots which feature ominous-looking immigrants, are color blind
“Sopranos” family tree: Edith Bunker to Don Draper
Matt Zoller Seitz
We chart the ancestors of the groundbreaking show -- and how it continues to shape American TV
Ad attacks on China cross the line
Adam Hanft
Racial battle lines are being drawn, and campaign ads from both parties have sunk to parallel, poisonous lows
It’s not morning in California
Adam Hanft
It's an apocalyptic twilight; Barbara Boxer as the new Herbert Hoover
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