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All my parenting mistakes
Ann Bauer
I was so stubborn when I became a mom. As my youngest leaves the nest, I see I worried about all the wrong things
Collapsing U.S. credibility
Glenn Greenwald
Condemning foreign governments for abusive acts while ignoring one's own is easy. But the U.S. leads the way
A great killer Lincoln
Andrew O'Hehir
Dazzling design and awesome action scenes can't conceal the joyous idiocy of "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter"
Alec Baldwin on love, marriage, “30 Rock” and Woody Allen
Andrew O'Hehir
The tabloid-friendly "30 Rock" star talks about marriage, regrets and his role in Woody Allen's "To Rome With Love"
Ray Bradbury: 1950s comics’ illustrated man
Michael Dooley
The renowned author had his roots in the world of pulp publishing
Is Mubarak dead?
Erin Cunningham
At one cafe in central Cairo, almost no one believed the reports of Hosni Mubarak's death — nor did they care
Michelle Obama’s mysterious roots
Rachel Swarns
The first lady's great-great-great-grandmother kept a secret from the family
How will the world end?
David Brin
War. Environmental collapse. Natural disasters: Writing from the near future, a sci-fi master imagines our Doomsday
When Chomsky wept
Fred Branfman
I first met Noam Chomsky in Laos, where I showed him the devastating effects of U.S. air raids
Rock music’s purpose: Make us dance
Peter Bauer
When the Walkmen organist had kids, he quickly realized music was only good if it has a beat and makes you shake it
My father, the woman
Tanya Quaife
Dad was in the process of a sex change when he was murdered. Years later, I still struggle to understand why
Call me the greatest American novel
Christopher Buckley
"Moby-Dick" not only bests "Huck Finn," it's the novel that best captures our spirit -- and named that coffee chain
Make kids memorize poetry
Laura Miller
An old-fashioned educational practice may be set for a comeback
Down with fascist iPods
Adam Mansbach
The genius of vinyl is the way it helps us actually feel our favorite music. That connection must not be lost
The wedding I almost ruined
Jerome Copulsky
All I had to do was make it through a simple ceremony without humiliating myself. This was going to be tricky
Romney’s gay agenda
Steve Kornacki
New revelations about his pandering to the anti-gay right as Mass. governor could be a glimpse of what’s ahead
When geniuses bomb
Erik Nelson
Some saw Andrew Stanton's "John Carter" as classic Hollywood overreach, but it's best seen with an Eastwood epic
Bush still boosts Obama
Steve Kornacki
An alarming Fed report may actually help explain why some struggling Americans haven’t turned on the president
Gay Mormons challenge church
Naomi Zeveloff
Maverick leaders are trying to welcome gay Mormons back to the LDS -- and in some wards, it might be working
Jeb’s GOP dis and the long game
Steve Kornacki
Bush's remarks that the party's patron saint was a compromiser and dealmaker may help his 2016 White House dreams
“Mad Men”: A wearying season finale
Nelle Engoron
"Mad Men's" finale echoes the show's themes a little too faithfully, another off note in an uneven season
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