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Our school shooting
Sarah Tomlinson
A lone gunman ripped apart my college campus and took my friend's life, but I've never written about it. Until now
America’s worst historians
Nancy Isenberg, Andrew Burstein
Fareed Zakaria's plagiarism scandal shows the danger of journalists trying to write history
Paul Auster: “I think of the right-wing Republicans as jihadists”
David Daley
The legendary author tells Salon about Obama disappointments, growing old and talking sex with Philip Roth
Grandmother on death row?
Bill Kaczor
A 73-year-old German woman could face the death penalty in Florida for drowning her 5-year-old grandson
Paul Ryan’s stimulus flub
Alex Seitz-Wald
He says he never accepted stimulus money for his district ... except he clearly did
A little room to write
Kate Axelrod
It took a workshop with former prison inmates for me to come to terms with my history of sexual abuse
Pick of the week: A robot turns to crime
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Frank Langella trains an unlikely apprentice in the science-fiction satire "Robot & Frank"
The new Zell Miller
Steve Kornacki
Artur Davis, who’s rebranded himself as a Republican, will speak at the GOP convention
Why American reconstruction fails
Peter Van Buren
Our efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan have caused more harm than good, and we have only ourselves to blame
Will any band ever break up?
Scott Timberg
Classic rockers have cashed in on reunions for years. But a new generation is proving reunions can actually be good
A prestige-free zone
Laura Miller
The reason why women writers dominate young-adult literature is the reason why many guys avoid it
Outsourcing torture
Alfred McCoy
President Obama has shut down the CIA's secret prisons, but that hasn't stopped rendition abroad
Sharing is in our nature
Toby Ash
We associate natural selection with selfish behavior, but evolution suggests this is far from the truth
“Dreamland”: Inside the mystery of sleep
Laura Miller
A fascinating new book explores the latest research on humanity's most enigmatic everyday activity
Paul Ryan: Randian poseur
Joan Walsh
Mitt Romney couldn't have chosen a better example of the fakery at the heart of today's GOP
The smell of panic
Steve Kornacki
If this summer had gone the way Mitt hoped it would, he'd never be teaming up with Paul Ryan today
Gloves off
Adam Doster
An inside look at the history and uncertain future of Chicago's mutant strain of softball
Hope Solo saves the day
Allen Barra
The gold-medal goalie sparked criticism with tweets. Now she's inspiring a generation -- and marriage proposals
Bipolar drugs suck
Cary Tennis
I'm getting treatment for my disorder. But it's no fun and I don't like it
Let’s get Bigfoot!
William Giraldi
TV is filled with shows about monsters and aliens. Call them "Finding Gullible," but they fill a real, curious need
No one cries for Lolo Jones
Allen Barra
The most-hyped American athlete fails to medal in the 100m hurdles -- and somehow becomes more interesting
America’s original California girl
D.R. Haney
Fifty years after her suicide, Marilyn Monroe -- and her many foibles -- continue to capture the imagination
NBC blows it again
Allen Barra
The world watches Usain Bolt's brilliant 100m sprint, while we see horse jumping. Really, NBC?
GOP insider: Religion destroyed my party
Mike Lofgren
A veteran Republican says the religious right has taken over, and turned his party into anti-intellectual nuts
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