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“Fringe” recap: A break in the Pattern?
Jessie Link
Olivia remains unaware of her true identity as the Earth-2 Fringe team tracks a man with extreme predictive powers
The great evoker of Haiti’s magic
Madison Smartt Bell
William Orem's third novel confirms him as a master at explaining the mysterious, often self-defeating country
The face of America’s lost generation
Andy Kroll
As the jobs crisis stretches on, older members of the workforce are hit the hardest
Christine O’Donnell’s (be)witching hour
Adam Hanft
The Tea Party-backed Senate candidate decides to confront her past in a new television ad
With Hillary, Obama avoided an LBJ mistake
John R. Bohrer
A new poll suggests the president made a very smart political move by bringing Hillary into his administration
“Fringe” recap: What’s in the box(es)?
Jessie Link
Olivia's evil counterpart teams up with Newton as Walter discovers just how much he inherited in Bell's will
The most depressing hot dog stand in America
Francis Lam
A classic Chicago dive sells the world's greatest franks, but turns into a boiled-over hate fest every weekend
Citigroup’s doomed attempt to erase the past
Andrew Leonard
The bank slaps a blogger for posting a company report in February 2009. What's it trying to hide?
The Tea Party, explained
Steve Kornacki
The terms "Tea Party movement" and "Republican base" really are interchangeable
A heart-wrenching portrait of pathological shyness
Brooke Allen
In a marvelous new memoir, the writer of "History Boys" recounts his family's tortured fear of social contact
To my sister I bequeath my massive porn collection
Cary Tennis
Our family friend collected vintage girly mags plus S/M sketches of his girlfriend. Then he died
The nasty politics of 10 percent unemployment
Andrew Leonard
The Great Depression spawned extremism across Europe. The Great Recession is no different
Firefighters in Utah race to beat wildfire, winds
Jennifer Dobner
Hundreds of homes remain evacuated after wildfire sparked during military exercise at National Guard base
Your best beet recipes
Salon Staff
Dips and curries and cakes and salads, mercifully pun-free! (OK, almost pun-free)
9/11: “You weren’t there so you don’t know”
Cary Tennis
My friend saw the second plane hit. Does that give him a superior view of global politics?
The Republican plan to turn back time
Andrew Leonard
The GOP wants a do-over: Erase the last two years and return to the good old days of George W. Bush
The lie that tore my family apart
Meredith Maran
In the '80s and '90s, thousands came forward with their own incest stories. I was one of them -- and I was wrong
“My Lie”: Why I falsely accused my father
Michael Humphrey
For years, Meredith Maran believed her dad molested her. She talks about "recovered memory," and finding the truth
Talking about God with Martin Sheen
Andrew O'Hehir
Our fave TV president and his son Emilio Estevez talk about their moviemaking pilgrimage with "The Way"
Columbia announces big-screen adaptation of “Goosebumps”
Christopher Hickey
Script based on children's book series will be penned by writer of "Disturbia"
Protesters support Park51 on 9/11
Verena Dobnik, Beth Fouhy
Dueling crowds argue over the Muslim center on the heels of a World Trade Center memorial
How do I teach my son about 9/11?
Melissa Rayworth
As a mom, I've been honest about everything from divorce to sex. But one topic makes me stumble: Terrorism
The trouble with being Jerry Brown
Steve Kornacki
This week illustrated perfectly why his gubernatorial comeback bid is in such peril
Life after cancer
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I sat in the doctor's office, waiting to hear the news. She looked down and gave a faint smile
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