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Michigan, Virginia pass backdoor abortion restrictions
Irin Carmon
Governors in Michigan, Virginia sneak in a New Year surprise when no one was looking: Abortion restrictions
Andrew Sullivan goes indie
Andrew Leonard
The political blogger explains his bold dive into the murky waters of reader-supported online journalism
Is documentary-style photography dead?
Kate Wolf
The rerelease of Nan Goldin's "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency" reminds us what we've lost in the Internet age
Record reviews: Who needs them?
Ira Robbins
Music criticism is in a horrible state. It wouldn't have to be if we talked about albums like they really mattered
Do media vultures perpetuate mass shootings?
Rin Kelly
We remember the killers' names, but not the victims, mourns the daughter of a teacher at Columbine
Pick of the week: A hypnotic tale of doomed romance set in colonial Africa
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the Week: "Tabu" is equal parts dream sequence and steamy romance
Hollywood’s most miserable time of the year
Kimberly Gadette
Forget holiday cheer: Film studios always release award bait at year's end -- no matter how dark or brutal
The Chinese cook who saved my dad’s restaurant
Sidney W. Mintz
My Jewish father ran a dying restaurant in New Jersey -- but everything changed when he swapped cuisines
Salon’s ultimate book guide
Michele Filgate
Junot Díaz, Gillian Flynn, Andrew Solomon, Molly Ringwald and 50 other authors recommend their favorites of 2012
Who will be the Maccabees?
Samuel Sattin
Comic books just might foreshadow all the next great advances in video games and computer culture
Our faith-free Christmas
Andrew Park
Is it a sign of bad parenting that my kids have no clue who the Three Wise Men are?
Study: Alcohol, not marijuana, is bad for your brain
Sarah Seltzer
New research suggests that frequent drinking is more likely to affect teens' brain tissue than regular pot use
I’m one of the NRA’s “bad guys”
Lorraine Berry
I teach books that portray the hard truths of American lives. To Wayne LaPierre's mind, that makes me suspect
Pick of the week: A wrenching tale of love and death
Andrew O'Hehir
Two French screen legends play a couple facing the end in Michael Haneke's exquisite "Amour"
Hack List No. 2: The Washington Post
Alex Pareene
The capital's daily paper is the one with the worst opinion section in the country
Robert Bork’s nauseating worldview
Paul Campos
It drove the right nuts when Ted Kennedy called out the racism and sexism in his legal views. But Kennedy was right
Torture: America’s other national pastime
Peter Van Buren
Don't let "Zero Dark Thirty" fool you. The suffering we inflict is psychological -- and has lasting consequences
The answer is not more guns
Alex Seitz-Wald
A trendy argument suggests we'll be safer if more people carry guns. It's dangerous, wrong and terrible policy
Michigan governor to reconsider concealed guns
Associated Press
A law before the state executive would allow concealed weapons in churches and schools
Sandy Hook’s future unclear as funerals for students begin
Matt Apuzzo, Pat Eaton-robb
The first two funerals will be held Monday, but when and where class will resume is undecided
End of Sandy Hook Elementary?
Matt Apuzzo, Pat Eaton-robb
As Newtown plans its first burials, town officials won't say whether the school will reopen
Can children’s literature teach us about autism?
Daisy Banks
"Autism and Talent" author Uta Frith explains why the disorder continues to fascinate her
Birth of the femme fatale!
Richard Lingeman
They were Hollywood's first female rebels, using their smarts and sexiness to undermine traditonal male power
Mind reading is possible!
Kathleen Taylor
Advances in neuroimaging suggest telepathy could be on the horizon. It's time to consider how we'd use it
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