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The upside to cancer
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A few days ago, I told people about my diagnosis. Now their kind words are bringing me higher than ever
Horse as main course
Luke Meinzen
I went to Mongolia wanting to taste the sacred animal, but there's a lesson beyond flavor in forbidden food
Nebraska’s controversial abortion law faces uphill battle
Timberly Ross
Ban on procedures after 20 weeks asserts that fetuses feel pain
Poll: N.Y. voters oppose “ground zero mosque”
Michael Gormley
Results indicate that the Manhattan Muslim cultural center will be a factor for voters this fall
Caramel pork chops, learned in nannying hell
Felicia Lee
Being an au pair for a dysfunctional French family was painful, but these bittersweet chops soothe the memory
Granddaddy’s skillet bacon-fried corn
Lucy Mercer
More of a quick stew than actually fried, welcome to the wonderful world of Southern vegetables
The twin who didn’t make it
Alexa Stevenson
I walked into my checkup pregnant with two children. I left knowing that life would never be the same
A summer that sucked
Rebecca Traister
Dominated by oppressive heat, the oil spill and Sarah Palin, does summer 2010 rank among the worst ever?
My sister says I’m going to hell
Cary Tennis
I have a faith of my own, but my sister says it's her way or the hell way
The man who caught on fire
Jennifer Skalka
A power outage on our block left me hot and miserable. Then the repairman arrived, and real tragedy struck
Robert Gibbs attacks the fringe losers of the left
Glenn Greenwald
The press secretary's outburst is half Nixonian self-pity and half Hannity/Palin caricature of the left
Veterans for Obama? Some now have doubts
Mark Benjamin
Leading military vets who joined the 2008 campaign now complain about White House "deafness" and inaction
Anne Rice can leave Christianity, but I’m staying
Lily Burana
Homophobia and hatred may have pushed the writer from the church, but I refuse to let those people define my faith
Israel’s “Lebanon generation” — in the movies
Andrew O'Hehir
Director Samuel Maoz on his hypnotic, terrifying "Lebanon" and the war that became Israel's Vietnam
NYC panel clears way for prayer center near ground zero
Karen Matthews, Beth Fouhy
Landmarks Preservation Commission's unanimous vote met with shouts of "shame on you!"
Why blaming Bush is a dead end for Democrats
Steve Kornacki
Voters get that the former president is mainly responsible for the current mess. But it won't help Democrats now
Why I like vicious, anonymous online comments
Matt Zoller Seitz
As news outlets push back against trolls, we may be losing something: A glimpse of the real America
I never thought I’d be another single black mother
Raya Trent
At 31, I felt stuck between two cliches: Being unmarried and alone, or having a child by myself
Rod Blagojevich corruption trial goes to jury
Associated Press
Former governor and his wife in court as jurors begin deliberations sooner than expected
Requiem for print photography
Matt Zoller Seitz
As Kodak's final roll of Kodachrome film goes to the lab, a look back at what that means -- and what we've lost
The temptation of Starcraft II
Andrew Leonard
A new game from Blizzard is as irresistible as a new film from Pixar. So why am I averting my eyes?
Get your hands off MLK, Glenn Beck
Gabriel Winant
Conservative pundits say they're protecting the legacy of our civil rights heroes. Little do they know...
Does Obama need more black people around him?
Joan Walsh
Post-Sherrod, Jim Clyburn says yes. I say he needs more people who know civil rights lessons, whatever their race
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