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Sunday best: Bill Kristol wants to raise taxes on millionaires
Alex Seitz-Wald
Shocker! Influential conservative says the GOP should be willing to raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires
Are neuroscientists the next great architects?
Emily Badger
The Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture thinks so, and it's spending thousands of dollars to find out
America: Love it or be left behind
Joan Walsh
Obama can only do so much: Angry older whites have to decide if they want to secede from our multiracial future
I’m gay. Why did I marry a woman?
Charles Rowan Beye
I knew I loved guys in high school and never stopped sleeping with them. But then I met a woman who fascinated me
I ruined the family vacation
David Hochman
With one little screw-up, I reminded myself what a loser I am -- and how forgiving life can be
America didn’t vote for a “grand bargain”
Rick Perlstein
Listen up, Democrats: Obama didn't win by promising a compromise on entitlement reform. He won despite it
“Skyfall”: Bi-curious Bond?
Andrew O'Hehir
Daniel Craig's grittier 007 faces contemporary sexuality and imperial angst in the moody, spectacular "Skyfall"
Celebrities pitch in for Hurricane Sandy relief
Prachi Gupta
Louis C.K. will perform a stand-up show, Emma Watson volunteered and Cyndi Lauper performed a benefit concert
Four more years to enact a new Great Society
Jamelle Bouie
Obama's road to victory was torturous, but now he has a chance to follow through on his progressive public policies
Fox News’ dark night of the soul
Andrew O'Hehir
Karl Rove tries to undo Ohio, and Sarah Palin laments "catastrophe" as Fox faces the horror of Obamapocalypse
Obama acceptance: “I ask you to sustain that hope”
Salon Staff
In a stirring acceptance, the president looks to unite the country and do battle with cynicism and partisanship
My dad’s gone off the rails
Cary Tennis
He nursed mom until she died; now he's like a lost soul. It's scary
Religion scholar Mark Silk: “Catholics always go with the winner”
Ben Feuerherd
A religious scholar explains what drives the nation's largest -- and most complicated -- swing-voting bloc
Why can’t progressives reach white Southern men?
Lynn Parramore
The South's comfort with the GOP is understandable, even predictable. But it shouldn't be inevitable
The case for legalizing pot
Phillip S. Smith
Tomorrow, three states will decide whether or not to end marijuana prohibition. Here's why it's a no-brainer
“The Twelve”: Life in a vampire nation
Laura Miller
The sequel to Justin Cronin's post-apocalyptic "The Passage" makes ideal listening in the aftermath of Sandy
Joshua Foer: We’ve outsourced our memories
Eve Gerber
The best-selling author and 2006 US Memory Champion discusses five unforgettable books about the art of remembering
“Hallucinations”: Seeing what isn’t there
Laura Miller
Oliver Sacks explores the strange world of hallucinations, and says they're far more common than we realize
Three key Democratic takeaways from Election 2012
Robert Reich
Regardless of who wins, Democrats should take these lessons to heart if they want to shape America's future
Dominatrix for a day
Anna Pulley
When I accompanied my ex-girlfriend to one of her fetish gigs, I got an unforgettable lesson in saying yes
Don’t trust the mouse with “Star Wars”
Tom Carson
How much worse can the sci-fi franchise get? With Disney set to roll out a new installment, we're about to find out
Neil Young’s kitchen-sink memoir
Jesse Jarnow
Occasionally fascinating and often disjointed,"Waging Heavy Peace" rarely matches the power of its author's music
Chris Ware: Loneliness has its merits
Casey Burchby
The author of "Building Stories" explains his creative process -- and his punishing self-doubt
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