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Orgasm for dummies: Neuroscience explains why sex feels good
Anjan Chatterjee
New brain studies explain how pleasure really works -- and the amazing science behind amazing pleasure
He’s a dove now: John McCain’s shameless new hypocrisy
Stephan Richter
The Arizona senator is blanching at a request for military assistance after beating the Iraq war drum for years
Stuart Stevens, former Romney campaign adviser, reviews two books on 2012 election
Elias Isquith
Stevens weighs in on "The Gamble" and "Double Down"
“They were so unlike themselves:” Soldiers pay the price for U.S. wars
Ann Jones
America's wars have a horrible hidden cost
A petty rant: Republicans are the real lying liars on Obamacare
Brian Beutler
Noble lies have defined the Obamacare fight, but let's get real -- most are from conservatives trying to kill it
Laurie Anderson on Lou Reed’s death: “We had prepared for this”
Prachi Gupta
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer's widow writes about the love they shared
Nancy Pelosi discusses what it will take to elect a woman president
Marianne Schnall
The first female speaker of the house discusses how women can break through the glass ceiling
Saturday night’s “SNL” was a win … for “Scandal”
Neil Drumming
"SNL" may not have solved its problems, but Washington's hosting turn showed how pivotal her show's become
Boehner hands Democrats another gift: Reviving their 2012 coalition
Brian Beutler
Republicans may succeed in dooming immigration, ENDA and anything else -- but a lot of voters will take notice
DNA tests reveal many herbal supplements are fake
Lindsay Abrams
A third of the pills tested didn't contain the advertised herbs -- and some had been replaced by toxic ingredients
Stop calling JFK conservative: The right’s favorite new lie is filled with historical flaws
Paul Rosenberg
The right's embrace of JFK is filled with historical flaws on taxes and abortion -- and ignores his real record
A Yankee fan’s lament: I don’t hate these Red Sox
Allen Barra
Yes, they spend tons of money. And those awful beards. But this team, and organization, is suddenly doing it right
“Being condemned to death is unlike any other experience imaginable”
Andrea Jones
Testimonies on public misconceptions of life in prison -- and how the system runs counter to rehabilitation
Avocados should be extinct!
K. Annabelle Smith
The plant hit its evolutionary prime during the beginning of the Cenozoic era. How has it managed to survive?
Watch this guy turn a Ford Fiesta into Optimus Prime
Colin Lecher
This video has everything: robots in disguise and great music
Actually, everyone is telling college women not to drink
Katie McDonough
Contrary to what Caitlin Flanagan and others argue, many universities are already warning women about alcohol
Linda Thompson: Good art can’t be depressing!
Rick Moody
Salon exclusive: A legend on losing her voice, those amazing Richard Thompson albums and her brilliant new CD
My Confederate town
Jose Padua
Civil War-era politics still dominate Front Royal, Va. -- and I feel their hostility every time I walk out my door
NFL star on brain injuries, crippling pain: “I’d do it all again in a heartbeat”
Rich Cohen
The stars of the '85 Chicago Bears are consumed by surgery, recovery, arthritis and depression. But not regrets
Software will make computer shopping obsolete
MMoreno
Connectivity is now just as important as hardware
How JJ Abrams can rescue “Star Wars”
Steven Lloyd Wilson
The "Lost" creator has his work cut out for him, but he can start by restoring the franchise's sense of wonder
It’s OK to sit out a war now and then
Andrew Bacevich
The New York Times is always worrying about the "new isolationism"
I regret my “Naughty Native” Halloween costume
Elissa Washuta
As a Native American woman, I thought my stereotypical costume was subversive. Now I know I was wrong
The scary lesson of “12 Years a Slave”: How little America has changed
Chauncey DeVega
The story still resonates when black Americans are routinely punished for seeking or attaining success
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