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“The Goldbergs” creator: The ’80s were “the last time the world was simple”
David Sirota
Adam Goldberg on how parenting has changed since the '80s, and how his show differs from "The Wonder Years"
Poll: For first time, a majority of Americans support legalizing pot
Elias Isquith
For the first time ever, a new Gallup poll finds support for legalization crossing the 50 percent threshold
Must-see morning clip: “Dick Cheney is a product of modern medicine at its best”
Prachi Gupta
The former vice president insists that his severe heart disease did not interfere with his job
“Roth Unbound”: The author as literary hero, despite a checkered past
Cornel Bonca
Claudia Roth Pierpont glosses over Roth's treatment of his wives, but delivers a terrific celebration of his work
My son is not the poster child for the Right to Life movement
Emily Rapp
I will not let the memory of my beloved boy, now dead, get roped into the anti-abortion worldview
Thank Yanks for the Tea Party!
Seth Ackerman
Liberals have it all wrong. The right's extremism is born of Old Guard Republicans, not a neo-Confederate South
Boehner’s sorry reality: GOP’s true leader is Jim DeMint
Elias Isquith
The former senator isn't just the head of the right's premier think tank -- he's now running the Republican Party
The right’s angry response to the House GOP’s collapse
Elias Isquith
The right is furious with the House GOP for folding on the debt ceiling and government shutdown
Travel Like An Expert with Tom Marchant of Black Tomato
SPONSORED BY CANON
From travel to photography, expert guidance is the hallmark of all great service.
Steve Jobs’ ex-girlfriend: “Our lovemaking had been sublime”
Prachi Gupta
Chrisann Brennan, who met the tech innovator in high school, reveals the nature of their tumultuous relationship
Counting my drinks
Kathleen Volk Miller
My mother and sister disappeared into the drink. I'm careful to watch myself -- except when I slip
After war, many veterans confront another battle
David Finkel
Hundreds of thousands of soldiers have come home with psychological wounds. A master reporter tells their story
The 9 smartest marriage tips ever
Tracy Clark-Flory
Forget the relationship help aisle -- this is the best marital advice the world has to offer
My self-imposed small-town exile
Deirdre Day
After an unexpected injury changed my life's landscape, I decided to change the landscape of my life
Fox News and talk radio brainwashed my dad
Rory O'Connor, Jen Senko
How my father came to believe the right-wing lies of Rush Limbaugh and other conservative pundits
Susan Orlean’s animal obsession
Kyle Minor
The bite-size memoir "Animalish" chronicles fascination with the animal kingdom
5 ways the shutdown is killing Republicans
Kerry Eleveld
Forget the idea that this is both parties fault, or people aren't blaming the GOP. These facts show that's a crock
War and surveillance have acquired their own etiquette
Tom Engelhardt
A new spin on the advice column
GOP candidate makes outrageous claim in debate
Elias Isquith
New Jersey's Senate race is getting ugly
Castoffs and leftovers: The mixed benefits of working for a white family
Olivia Olivia
When my mom became a nanny for white children, I learned what proximity to privilege gives, and what it takes away
NSA’s hardware backdoors may still be a “problem from hell”
MIT Technology Review
NSA compromising of hardware for surveillance highlights the vulnerability of systems to attacks
When childhood bullies return on Facebook
Janet Kornblum
My bully friended me. He had become a part of my personal mythology
Tea Party extremism has me “worried”!: Tammy Baldwin talks to Salon
Josh Eidelson
Wisconsin's progressive senator Tammy Baldwin fears a shutdown will persist with terrible results. Here's why
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