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Riots in Greece on anniversary of police shooting
Elena Becatoros
Two years after Greek police fatally shoot Alexandros Grigoropoulos, anti-government protests lead to 83 arrests
The anguish of quitting my hormone drugs
Beth Aviv
I went cold turkey after recent warnings about cancer. Now my doctor thinks I'm crazy -- and sometimes I do, too
North America’s forgotten civil war
Michael O'Donnell
Alan Taylor presents a bold new argument about the War of 1812 and America's attempted invasion of Canada
Novelist’s insect imagery wins Bad Sex writing prize
Jill Lawless
Award aims to draw attention to the crude and often perfunctory passages of sex in contemporary literature
Ahmadinejad gets to say, “I told you so”
Stefan Simanowitz
The latest WikiLeaks document dump confirms what the Iranian leader has been claiming about his neighbors
Everything that I’m made of, I put online
Misha Angrist
In 2007, I became part of a study to understand what our genes say about us -- and how they can be used against us
Reality TV’s delightfully awkward new star
Thomas Rogers
"The A-List's" Rodiney Santiago is confused, self-conscious, hard to understand -- and endlessly fun to watch
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1”: Harry Potter goes dark
Andrew O'Hehir
In a gloomy, impressive penultimate chapter, Voldemort's power grows while our heroes wander the wilderness
Why Chinese teenagers don’t speak Albanian
Andrew Leonard
For some Beijingers, the Sino-Soviet split of the 1960s lingers on. But who has time for history?
“In Treatment” recap: Finally, some sexual tension
Juliet Waters
Week 4: Jesse reflects on his biological parents while Adele rouses Paul's passions
Should I quit watching football for my kids?
Nathan Hegedus
As a kid I was thrilled by the violence and excitement of the big game. How come as a parent I'm so horrified?
A China trip preview with an opium war cameo
Andrew Leonard
U.K. prime minister David Cameron ruffled Chinese feathers this week with maladroit symbolism. Now comes HTWW!
“Fringe” recap: Olivia is in deep trouble
Jessie Link
Meanwhile, radio enthusiasts are losing their memories on Earth-1 -- which leads to a bracing discovery
I’m trapped in marriage
Cary Tennis
I was almost ready to leave ... and then my do-nothing husband had a stroke
Android’s excellent week
Dan Gillmor
Devices running Google's mobile platform win praise; but problems still loom for fragmented ecosystem
“Armageddon Science”: Our coming apocalypse, explained
Katherine Don
Nuclear war, bioterrorism, nanorobots: What poses the greatest threat to our planet? An expert explains the facts
The biggest Democratic loser: Steny Hoyer
Steve Kornacki
Once again, the Maryland Democrat's ambition is thwarted by his old nemesis, Nancy Pelosi
“I Remember Nothing”: Nora Ephron on life, death, hot dogs
Kerry Lauerman
The voice that launched a thousand quips is back tackling the writer's toughest assignment: The final chapter
This week in crazy: George W. Bush
Alex Pareene
Apparently the worst moment of his presidency -- which included 9/11 -- was getting slighted by Kanye West?
Smithsonian explores impact of gays on art history
Brett Zongker
A new exhibit includes works ranging from 19-century portraits to photographs by Annie Leibovitz
The ineluctable return of the McRib
Francis Lam
McDonald's elusive rib-shaped sandwich comes back, a symbol of the fakery we've eaten up all campaign season
Where liberalism lives
Steve Kornacki
Scott Brown's January victory is a distant memory in Massachusetts after last night
“In Treatment” recap: Adele proves her skill
Juliet Waters
Week 2: Jesse taunts Paul about his son, and the therapist's own boundaries get tested
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