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How to avoid writing an awful screenplay
Matthew Specktor
I tried adapting a novel to the big screen and learned a valuable lesson: The book is not the film
Andy Griffith, America’s surrogate father
Evan Smith Rakoff
A trip to the Andy Griffith Museum in North Carolina helps explain the actor's enduring legacy
Does revenge help anyone?
Thane Rosenbaum
Victims need to tell their stories, feel heard -- and sometimes get even. That instinct doesn't usually help
Chechens: Legendary tough guys
Laura Miller
An expert explains the mystique of Chechen insurgents but says it makes no sense for them to attack the U.S.
Pick of the week: “Oblivion,” Tom Cruise’s gorgeous sci-fi allegory
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Witty, spectacular and full of twists, "Oblivion" conjures up many of the genre's greatest hits
Home: America’s most dangerous place
Erika Eichelberger
Amidst news out of Boston and West, Tx., a reminder that our greatest threats come from the place we least expect
Obama on failed gun bill: “A shameful day for Washington”
Katie McDonough
The transcript of Obama's angry speech
Boston residents honor memory of slain 8-year old child
Prachi Gupta
Martin Richard was the youngest casualty of the bombing at the Boston Marathon on Monday
Iraq nearly gave me PTSD
Jeremiah Goulka
During my time as a contractor, I learned that it doesn't take a firefight to feel the effects of "shell shock"
Let’s not be terrorized
Alex Pareene
We can't stop people from putting bombs in trash cans. Catch who did, and let's honor Boston by returning to normal
Returning to Chicago three decades later
Joan Walsh
30 years ago, I worked for Harold Washington, brought the Cubs good luck and lost a friend to AIDS. Now, I'm back
Going green at California’s first pot farmers’ market
David Downs
You won't find homemade apple pie at the Organicann Harvest Market, but you'll most likely leave pretty baked
When capitalism consumed the Internet
James Orbesen
The Web today is a far cry from the utopian digital playground envisioned by its early users and pioneers
Rick Warren: My son committed suicide with unregistered gun
Gillian Flaccus
The pastor says he forgives whoever sold the weapon via the Internet
In search of the world’s hottest pepper
Lessley Anderson
Commercial growers compete to breed the spiciest chile -- and be immortalized in the Guinness Book of World Records
Is sleep the new sex?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
When we we aren't doing it, we're talking about it. But we also love to boast about how little we need
Anthony Weiner is mulling a run for mayor
Jillian Rayfield
"It's now or maybe never for me," the former congressman says in a new profile
The Reagan Revolution is over
David Sirota
Why the GOP has failed to capitalize on nostalgia for the ex-president: The nation has changed and so has the party
Flag that covered Saddam’s face stashed in N.H. safety deposit box
Jordan Heller
U.S. forces pulled down the statue 10 years ago today. Now one Marine doesn't want that flag used as propaganda
Obama “determined as ever” to pass gun bill
Nedra Pickler
On Monday, the president said he would honor the families of Newtown with tougher laws
I almost died in Syria
Olly Lambert
I've covered wars for years, but nothing prepared me for the conflict on the ground – or in my head
Forgiving Chris Webber
Andrew Leonard
As Michigan challenges for the NCAA crown, the most infamous timeout of all time rears its ugly head. But that's OK
New Deal policies can save us from recession yet
Elizabeth Pearson
Millennials need to understand that entrepreneurship alone can't solve our long-running unemployment crisis
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