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Suffering from the ballot box blues
Tom Engelhardt
Today, I cast my vote in the most dispiriting election of my lifetime
9 wild options for your cremains
Michael Humphrey, Schuyler Velasco
Slide show: A look at the world of novelty cremains, from jewels to fireworks, and other ways to go out with a bang
Why I didn’t boo Bush at the World Series
Joan Walsh
Baseball is about respecting the other team and avoiding cheap shots. But I didn't applaud, either
When I started to believe in ghosts
Lily Burana
I didn't just see the boy in the room, I felt him. It was as if he was saying, I'm lost. Help me
Just how much damage will the Tea Party do on Tuesday?
Steve Kornacki
Last week, Salon identified the 5 Tea Partiers most likely to muck up the GOP's Senate chances. How are they doing?
Scared to death in a Mexican cemetery
Steve Almond
I spent the day fascinated by the mystery of Dia de los Muertos. When night came, I discovered what a coward I was
Saudi prince opposes Park51 mosque
Associated Press
Prince Alwaleed has urged backers of the proposed Islamic center not to "agitate the wound" of 9/11
Did the FBI cook up a fake bomb plot?
Justin Elliott
A Virginia man allegedly planned to attack the Washington Metro system, but how big a role did informants play?
“In Treatment” recap: Season 3 begins
Juliet Waters
Week 1: Passive aggressive Sunil can't confront his daughter-in-law while an aging actress' story doesn't add up
336 pounds and desperate to stop eating
Jennifer Joyner
I'm disgusted with myself. Sex with my husband is shameful. Even stomach stapling didn't fix me. Will anything?
More trouble for Meg Whitman’s son
Alex Pareene
Griff Harsh, son of the California gubernatorial candidate, was accused of rape in 2006
Will Walmart’s locavore promises mean much?
Michelle Loayza
The king of grocers is committed to sell $1B of local food from small farms, but not everyone is impressed
Where the Tea Party will kill the GOP
Steve Kornacki
We rank the five key races in which Tea Party candidates are most likely to scare away swing voters
“Dancing with the Stars”: Bristol Palin, monkey-style
Kirkland Hamill
Rick Fox calls in the big guns as Jennifer Grey starts to show cracks under front-runner pressure
$#*! my congressman says
Adam Hanft
The 2010 elections have given us some of the most entertaining television in memory. Here's the best and worst
“Boardwalk Empire” recap: Time to celebrate
Sam Adams
As Nucky prepares for a dreaded St. Patrick's Day dinner, the widow Schroeder considers a betrayal
“The Moral Landscape”: Why science should shape morality
Katherine Don
Sam Harris, the notorious atheist, explains his controversial stance on religion -- and his provocative new book
It’s time to release Looney Tunes’ racist cartoons
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Warner considers putting out the most controversial works in its animated archive. They're worth a look
A Republican who wants DADT repealed now
Niall Stanage
Gary Johnson goes where few Republican presidential hopefuls dare
“Fringe” recap: Two shapeshifters revealed
Jessie Link
Back on Earth-1, the latest mission threatens to reveal Alt-livia's true identity
Anatomy of a prison crisis
Joe Domanick
How Arnold Schwarzenegger tried (and failed) to fix California's dysfunctional prison system
Philip Roth’s playful, unpredictable “Nemesis”
Greil Marcus
The literary icon's latest novel considers the effects of a polio epidemic in 1940s New Jersey
Howard Fineman’s Clinton cluelessness
Steve Kornacki
Let's stop acting like Barack Obama needs lessons in public speaking from the former president
3 win economics Nobel Prize
Karl Ritter, Louise Nordstrom
Two Americans and one British-Cypriot develop a theory that confronts unemployment rates
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