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There’s still time to get airport screening right
Patrick Smith
With a new TSA chief in place, I don't expect a complete overhaul, but how about a few key changes? And happy 4th!
New stimulus plan: Let drug reps run wild
Andrew Leonard
Two years ago, Massachusetts banned pharmaceutical gifts to doctors. The restaurant industry is crying foul
Fancy pants banana pudding recipe
Francis Lam
Not eating, but still cooking: Roger Ebert pens cookbook
Caryn Rousseau
Critic was inspired by responses to a blog post about ... rice cookers?
Why do Republicans (pretend to) hate the Upper West Side?
Joe Conason
Growing up on Manhattan's West Side is un-American -- unless you happen to be named Kristol or Podhoretz
Economist to bloggers: Shut up, fools
Andrew Leonard
If you don't have a Ph.D. please don't bother us with your "sophomoric musings"
“Grown Ups”: It’s time to kill the midlife dude flick
Andrew O'Hehir
Adam Sandler and Chris Rock tackle adulthood -- and old, ugly chicks! -- in the gruesomely unfunny "Grown Ups"
At last, the greatest black and white cookie
Lisa Horel
When life is tough, baking makes it better. Losing a job means
it's time to finally learn to make my old favorite
Shuttered Gourmet magazine returns as an app
Andrew Vanacore
Conde Nast will try to reclaim publication's subscribers with articles, menus and videos
Best fantasy books for children
Rob St. Amant
A summer reading list that will let your kid explore the magical realm (and you may even want to come along too)
This Mac devotee is moving to Linux
Dan Gillmor
Seeking real freedom of choice in a technology ecosystem where vendors are exerting more and more control
No funeral for Gary Coleman, but no peace either
Christine Mathias
The court battle between the child star's ex-wife and ex-girlfriend continues to sully his memory
Suddenly, the Israel lobby discovers a genocide
Mark Arax
I once tried to blow the whistle on the Israel lobby's denial of the Armenian Genocide -- and I had to leave my job
“The A-Team”: A cheerful C-minus
Andrew O'Hehir
I pity the fools who spent 10 years turning a bad '80s memory into this 'roided-out action spectacle
Who won “Top Chef Masters”?
Heather Havrilesky
The finalists wow the judges in a cheftastic cook-off that should probably be a three-way tie
The poison crib: When protective chemicals harm
Sheila Kaplan
Scientists have new evidence of the dangers of flame retardants and their potential damage, especially on kids
All hail iPhone 4 (until tomorrow)
Andrew Leonard
Applause greets a Steve Jobs demo as the smart-phone future careens into the present, again
Right wing wins Helen Thomas’ scalp
Alex Pareene
The longtime White House press fixture retires following controversial remarks on Israel
Official: Deadly Ohio tornado left $100M in damage
John Seewer, Meghan Bahr
Strongest storm in 8 years kills 7 and destroys 100 homes
Your sons’ summer vacation reading list
Amy Reiter
From amphibian tales to sinister sci-fi, your guide to keeping your boys reading throughout the holiday months
Fromage fort: The cheese that tried to kill me
Francis Lam
Mashing up leftover cheese and aging it gives an unforgettable lesson on how we invented cheese in the first place
The tyranny of partisan groupthink
Gene Lyons
In Washington, the nuttiest ideas are often considered "mainstream"
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