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I was an intern stripper
Melissa Petro
By day, I worked for a nonprofit afterschool program. By night, I was lap-dancing at a Times Square men's club
Mormons split over same-sex marriage
Joanna Brooks
Heterosexual marriage is "hard-wired" into the faith, but there are signs that it is evolving
My kids like the nanny better!
Lauren Slater
I knew I'd need help to be a mom -- but didn't think my kids would ever pick the sitter over me
Books are still most durable way to store information
Daniel Engber
That hard disk may not be as fail proof as you think, and CDs can degrade in as little as ten years
Nicholson Baker’s best advice: Writers must write every day
Nicholson Baker as told to Daniel D'Addario
Trust Me on This: A writer needs focus and to really put in the work. The acclaimed novelist shares his top tips
The history of the left-right divide: A centuries-old argument defines our politics, and offers a way forward
Yuval Levin
The modern divide between liberals and conservatives dates back to Burke and Paine. But there's also common ground
Noam Chomsky: America is a terrified country
Catherine Komp
The philosopher on the violence we wage abroad, the income inequality we face at home and where we go from here
Slavery, Katrina and Watergate: The right’s obsession with exaggerating
Paul Rosenberg
To unburden historical guilt, the right uses trumped-up charges against liberals. It's their form of blame-shifting
There’s nothing compassionate about Paul Ryan’s conservatism
Joe Conason
Don't be fooled by the congressman's latest efforts to rebrand himself. His policies are disastrous for the poor
The right’s JFK myth: Now they claim he was conservative
Bernard von Bothmer
To capitalize on President Kennedy's record popularity, the GOP is now embracing him. Here's why that's ludicrous
Pick of the week: Noam Chomsky and Michel Gondry, together at last
Andrew O'Hehir
"Eternal Sunshine" director plus star lefty philosopher equals the weirdest animated film ever
How People’s “Sexiest Man Alive” lost its heat
Daniel D'Addario
It used to honor the biggest stars in the world. But it's not People that changed -- it's the lack of male stars
The day my mother’s legacy was stolen
Elissa Bernstein
Her jade bracelet was supposed to be mine someday, a reminder of my Chinese heritage. Now a memory will have to do
“Walking Dead” recap: Can the Governor be redeemed?
Neil Drumming
He's in exile, living with a family and even a surrogate daughter. But will he turn on them?
Is the world finally ready to do something about climate change?
Michael Klare
The "super typhoon" in the Philippines was only the latest sign that we're facing an almost incomprehensible threat
If it ain’t broke: Why remakes and spinoffs almost never work
Daniel Carlson
Movies like Disney's forthcoming "Maleficent" aren't just lazy -- they actually shrink audiences' imaginations
Don’t trust artists over 30! The allure of youthful talent — and the decay of artistic genius
Nicholas Delbanco
Beethoven, Cobain, Plath, Keats -- artistic prodigies do their best work young. Why do talent, inspiration fade?
Dani Shapiro: Self-doubt is a writer’s best friend
Jill Bialosky
How many books does a writer have in her? The best-selling novelist shares her life lessons
Make All of Your Photos Look Professional with Tips from Canon Support Rep April Copeland
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From novices to experts, Canon believes expert guidance is the hallmark of great photographers.
The NSA might know everything but it is not all powerful
Tom Engelhardt
In a world without privacy, our spies are not exempt
“Republicans love people who have money”: GOP ex-congressman sounds off to Salon
Josh Eidelson
Longtime GOP congressman Chris Shays explains Tea Party's compromise allergy, and gets inside John Boehner's head
Where’s the next protest anthem?
Dorothy Woodend
There was a time when music could inspire revolutions. Now it's just a marketing tool
At Berkeley, Krugman’s warning becomes reality
Andrew O'Hehir
How the crisis at our greatest public university reflects crippling inequality and the dangers of austerity
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