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“Total Recall” and America’s false-memory syndrome
Andrew O'Hehir
Do we know who we really are? The 2012 election is a Philip K. Dick showdown between dueling American fantasies
Congress hangs farmers out to dry
Andrew Leonard
A bad omen for future climate shock: Congress can't even pass a bill to help parched farmers
Blood, gore, melody
Kyrie O'Connor
The Olympics remind us that most national anthems celebrate war-like behavior -- and we all just sing along
Donald Trump destroys Scotland
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Greed and arrogance win when the mogul decides to build a golf course in an environmentally pristine location
My lifelong diet
Emily Elert
I started watching what I ate at the age of 9. I didn't realize that I had started a dieting career
“Total Recall”: A sci-fi classic, reloaded
Andrew O'Hehir
Will your memory of the dazzling 1990 Schwarzenegger flick be erased by this dark, muscular Colin Farrell remake?
Teen cited for harassment
Paisley Dodds
A U.K. teen was arrested after posting Twitter messages directed at an Olympics driver
Jackson Galaxy gets cats
Sue Manning
The unlikely television personality teaches people to develop their own "cat mojo" with their feline companions
Five ways churches get preferential treatment and benefit from legal loopholes
Rob Boston
U.S. law is littered with examples of special benefits that organized religions enjoy
The world tour from hell
Steve Kornacki
There’s no spinning away how badly Mitt’s trip has gone. The question is whether it will really damage him
Parvenucracy: “Downton Abbey”
Alexander Chee
Looking back on the much debated series, readying for its third season
“Breaking Bad” gets cooking
Erik Nelson
Walter gets his meth operation running, causes havoc at home -- and implicates all of us still rooting for him
Inside the mind of a serial rapist
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A fascinating Reddit conversation explores rape from the other side
Old folks: The next addicts?
Jennifer Matesa
A fast-growing number of baby boomers and retirees are falling victim to America's next wave of addiction
You don’t know $#% about CFS
Cary Tennis
People treat me like a fool or liar because I have an incurable disease. What can I say to these idiots?
Will McAvoy, you’re so smart!
Alec Nevala-Lee
"The Newsroom's" conceit of having characters cover recent news events has led to smugness, but it doesn't have to
NRA: A lobby for criminals
Alan Berlow
The NRA is a twisted, paranoid organization whose main achievement is to have made law enforcement harder
Creating a more inclusive Cape Town
Jake Scobey-Thal
The South African city was named a World Design Capitol for 2014, the 20th anniversary of its democracy
Demise of American childhood
Colin Greer
In 30 years, we've undone many of the important social achievements put in place to protect and support children
My husband, the criminal
Janet Lombardi
He stole money from clients and nearly bankrupted our family. Could I stand beside the man who destroyed so much?
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