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Citigroup CEO’s millions
Andrew Leonard
While Americans lost their homes and jobs, the (newly ousted) Vikram Pandit raked in an obscene payday
Longtime George Romney aide attacks Mitt
Jillian Rayfield
Walter De Vries says Romney shifted his policies in “erratic and startling ways”
“We Killed”: Were women not funny until 1960?
Rachel Shukert
Where's Fanny Brice? Dorothy Parker? Glaring omissions are just one problem in this oral history of funny ladies
My Voter ID awakening
Jeremiah Goulka
As a former Republican, the laws seemed like common sense. Now I see their insidious racial underpinnings
Two Americans win Nobel economics prize
Associated Press
Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley have worked extensively on fields of match-making
I unleashed my freak!
Tracy Clark-Flory
A conservative journalist sets out to explore the sexual fringe in this country -- and is most surprised by herself
Ten best Biden put-downs of Ryan
Adele M. Stan
The vice president just couldn't help himself on Thursday -- and his counterpart was an easy target
Wigs are my superhero costume
Sarah Hepola
As my life spun out of control, they were a force field against my own fear. But maybe it's time to stop hiding
“Little House on the Prairie”: Tea Party manifesto
Caroline Fraser
The far right has adopted the beloved children's books as an instrument for teaching the virtues of "lived liberty"
In “Glittering” return, Paglia lets loose
Kerry Lauerman
The provocative Salon vet talks about her dazzling new book, "Real Housewives," and who's getting her vote
“Homeland”: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Brody
Sean Higgins
It's easy to compare the series to thrillers like "24," but it's more beholden to the gothic horror stories of yore
The movies are finished
Scott Timberg
In a new book, New Yorker critic David Denby argues that Hollywood needs to stop ignoring adults. He tells us why
“Homeland’s” plausibility problem
Willa Paskin
In Episode 2, the coincidences start coming fast and furious. Is it a bad sign for things to come?
Anderson Cooper slams Star Jones
Prachi Gupta
The news anchor responds to Star Jones' claim that he came out as gay to boost ratings
America’s forgotten poet
Anne Trubek
James Franco's playing him in a movie now, but Hart Crane's genius has gone largely unrecognized since his death
What the hell happened to Jay McInerney?
Tom Dibblee
I idolized the author until I served him at a bar. Now I'm left contemplating his unrealized potential
What the moderator should ask tonight
Robert Reich
If the presidential candidates could answer these questions, the American public would rest a lot easier
Will marriage make me happy?
Cary Tennis
I had a rough few years and now I could marry this guy, but he has problems too
How Mitt Romney’s Bain “harvested” Sealy mattress company
Josh Kosman
Sealy was America's No. 1 mattress brand -- until Bain Capital got its hands on it
Stop buying expensive wine!
Chris Berdik
Our senses, and the brain centers that control pleasure, are easily fooled by expectations -- and price
Learning to hate football
Aaron Traister
I've been a fan for most of my life, but it's turned into a dark, sleazy habit that, like smoking, I need to drop
R.I.P. American veterans halls
Chris Pomorski
Veterans of Foreign Wars clubs are emptying at an alarming rate. Where did the lobby go wrong?
Must-see morning clip: In memory of replacement refs
Natasha Lennard
The lockout is over, but the "SNL" skit will memorialize the stand-ins
When America acted up against AIDS
Tom Carson
A brilliant, new documentary captures ACT UP's radicalism and its effect on mainstream gay-rights groups
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