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Cannes: The Japanese no-budget version of “Tree of Life”
Andrew O'Hehir
Naomi Kawase's "Hanezu" received a tepid response, but it's an extraordinary film about the rhythms of life
Dominique Strauss-Kahn indicted
Jennifer Peltz
Former IMF leader, imprisoned since Saturday, is appearing before a New York judge today to seek bail
The illegal war in Libya
Glenn Greenwald
The always dubious claim that the War Powers Resolution authorized the war is coming to an end
Will Chinese innovations save the world?
J.C. Gabel
Americans disproportionately deny climate change -- but hope for a green revolution remains. An expert explains
James Frey’s infuriating return to “Oprah”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author explains the roots of his "Million Little Pieces" controversy -- and still doesn't get it
The seductive power of the U.S. military
Peter Van Buren
Why do journalists and other civilians have such trouble staying objective when they're embedded with the army?
When a Navy SEAL raid goes wrong
Justin Elliott
The killing of bin Laden has been hailed as flawless, but a disputed 2008 raid shows what could have gone wrong
Why we need to see the bin Laden raid video
David Sirota
The footage very likely exists -- and we have the right to know what actually happened
Rick Santorum and the problem with the “loser” label
Steve Kornacki
Rick Santorum is only the most recent ambitious pol to discover that losing an election can have awful consequences
The foolishness of Civil War reenactors
Glenn W. LaFantasie
A historian grapples with the right -- and wrong -- ways to commemorate a war that should horrify all of us
How I realized my mom was human
Tracy Clark-Flory
As she faces terminal cancer, I've had to learn just how vulnerable she really is
Injuries lead to wide-open Kentucky Derby field
Will Graves
As top horses fall by the wayside, the path is clear for a wild card to take the lead
“Passion Play”: Megan Fox and Mickey Rourke, together at last
Andrew O'Hehir
A pair of doomed stars play a haunted jazzman and a woman with wings in a laughable, sub-Lynchian fantasy
The movies that truly understand motherhood
Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: From "Aliens" to "Fargo," the films that capture the terror and joy of being a mom
National Review’s crazy Steven Tyler abortion take
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A decades-old anecdote is spun into a cautionary story in National Review -- and misses the real horror
With Medicare retreat, GOP raises the stakes for ’12
Steve Kornacki
Why the news that the GOP is "dropping" its plan to end Medicare doesn't actually mean that much
Remembering “the man who saved comics”
Steven Heller
Bill Blackbeard spent his life making sure that the art of cartooning didn't fade out of our culture
Obama’s bin Laden bounce
Steve Kornacki
An overnight poll gives the president his highest approval rating in years. But it may be fleeting
The week that Obama trumped The Donald
Michael Winship
The stature gap between the two men just ballooned
How will bin Laden’s death affect the economy?
Andrew Leonard
If Americans translate "we won" into increased confidence about the future, economic conditions could improve
Why China may not be No. 1
Tom Engelhardt
The country's brewing domestic issues could easily overwhelm its imperial ambitions
What the Internet reveals about sexual desire
Tracy Clark-Flory
Straight men look at penises? Fat women are preferable to scrawny ones? Researchers explain their amazing finds
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