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The neocons are trying to talk us into war — again
Michael Lind
A no-fly zone over Libya would be a gateway drug that leads to all-out American military invasion and occupation
Abusive priests live unmonitored by communities
Gillian Flaccus, John Mone
More than a dozen former and current U.S. priests accused of abuse are unmonitored by communities they live in
“Moonwalking With Einstein”: How to remember everything
Claire Lambrecht
Can memory actually be taught? Why do dirty images help? Joshua Foer explains how to stop forgetting
Where have African-American baseball players gone?
Rob Ruck
Over the last few decades, black ballplayers have all but disappeared from the national pastime. What happened?
David Brooks’ dream world for the trust-fund set
PZ Myers
His buzzed-up new fiction/science amalgam had me leaping to my feet -- to yell, "Die, yuppie scum, die!"
The heroin addiction that took my son’s life
Sharon Huber
I thought Trevor had kicked his habit when he returned to Chicago. Can I ever learn to cope with this painful loss?
Mickey Rooney’s heartbreaking elder abuse story
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Hollywood icon draws attention to a problem that will soon affect a generation of baby boomers
How a birther thinks: A demonstration
Steve Kornacki
The e-mails we've gotten in the wake of Mike Huckabee's comments about Barack Obama have been revealing
Snapshots from a rock ‘n’ roll marriage
Denise Grollmus
Before the Black Keys won Grammys, before the drunken fights and infidelity -- Patrick and I were very much in love
Why NBC should close “The Office”
Matt Zoller Seitz
As the show struggles to replace Steve Carell, it's becoming increasingly obvious that it shouldn't even try
“Damn government workers!”
Jim Brennan
Think government workers are lazy desk jockeys? Let me tell you about what I saw on the job in South Philly
Nobel committee receives record nominations for Peace Prize
Bjoern H. Amland
Among this year's 241 nominees for the international prize are both the Internet and WikiLeaks
Why Republicans are suddenly afraid of Obama
Steve Kornacki
After their midterm triumph, you'd think they'd be lining up for a chance to run against him. But they're not
Spicy, Indian mustard greens (sarson da saag) recipe
Anjali Joshi
Indian soul food: Spicy, gingery mustard greens
Anjali Joshi
Spice up your winter the Punjabi way: With a mess of sarson da saag
Assassin can’t remember shooting RFK, wants parole
Linda Deutsch
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's parole lawyer says "it's no act," suggests his client was a "Manchurian Candidate"
The Oscars’ black hole of boredom
Andrew O'Hehir
By trying to be "young and hip," last night's Academy Awards turned into a great big middle-of-the-road splat
Great Oscar debate: What is the real best picture?
Andrew O'Hehir, Matt Zoller Seitz
Should "Inception" have been included? Can "True Grit" cause an upset? Salon's critics discuss
“Hangover, Part II” trailer: Monkey business (is what we wish the title was)
Drew Grant
Director Todd Phillips returns to the formula that made him millions. Twice
Great Oscar debate: Why was Franco nominated?
Andrew O'Hehir, Matt Zoller Seitz
Was his "127 Hours" performance overhyped? Can anyone beat Colin Firth? Salon's critics discuss the best actor race
All-American decline in a new world
Tom Engelhardt
5 ways Washington is oblivious to the changing realities of the Middle East
Orange blossom Egyptian limeade
Lisa Barlow
Traveling in Egypt decades ago, the author and her ailing companion met a young boy wielding panacea
“Townie”: Growing up violent
Laura Miller
The author of "The House of Sand and Fog" recalls his brutal working-class childhood
The real Republican strategy
Robert Reich
The anti-union push in Wisconsin is part of a broader national effort by the GOP
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