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My alcoholic dad: How can I reach out to him?
Cary Tennis
I know he's screwed up, but as a little girl I idolized him
Tehran dispatch: Basijis for Mousavi
Shane M.
Not all Mousavi backers are secular. Many, like my friend Omid, are devout Muslims who no longer trust the regime
Cogito ergo sum, baby
Robert Burton
Toddlers have amazing philosophical minds that work like computers and can teach us a world about ourselves
Who you calling white trash?
Amy Benfer
In a new essay, Caitlin Flanagan rips into Helen Gurley Brown, the steno pool and adulterers
New documents show Rove’s hand in attorney firing
Gabriel Winant
New information on U.S. attorney firing doesn't cover Rove in glory
But seriously, folks: Obama death panels?
Joan Walsh
Sarah Palin falsely claims Obama health care reform might have killed her son Trig, and so far most big media shrug
GOP political tactics and media inanity in a nutshell
Glenn Greenwald
What will get more attention: a Hitler reference from an anonymous individual or the leader of the GOP?
Prep school casualty
Judy Berman
The author of young-adult memoir "Everything Sucks" talks about drugs, anorexia and why "Gossip Girl" gets it wrong
I told my sister’s deep, dark secret
Cary Tennis
First she informed me, then she asked for confidentiality. By then, I was trapped!
Great moments in political race-baiting
Vincent Rossmeier
Willie Horton hears a who: Beck, Limbaugh are the latest in a long and undistinguished American tradition
At healthcare town hall, Obama goes on the offensive
Alex Koppelman
He's not doing so well in D.C., but in Raleigh, the president gets a warm reception, and responds
How cooking makes you a man
Sarah Karnasiewicz
Anthropologist Richard Wrangham has a provocative theory on human evolution. It starts with food and an open flame
The Bush vs. Cheney battle over Libby
Alex Koppelman
The relationship between the two men became strained as they left office, and there's still some tension
No recession for the iPhone
Andrew Leonard
Apple scoffs at the global economic meltdown. No matter what happens, the people need to be connected
I have a feeling there is no name for
Cary Tennis
This longing comes over me, exciting but unpleasant: Is it a memory? What is it called?
Bipartisanship is for suckers
Joe Conason
Hey, Democrats -- Republicans have no intention of addressing America's healthcare ills. Any reform is up to you
What’s trashed at Arlington National Cemetery
Mark Benjamin
Many personal mementos of dead soldiers are being thrown out -- a stark contrast to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Dave Eggers’ heartbreaking work of staggering reality
Andrew O'Hehir
The literary star discusses the future of journalism, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and his new book
The Pope: Wild about “Harry”
Vincent Rossmeier
A survey of the Vatican's fickle taste in recent movies
No, Sotomayor does not want your testicles
Mike Madden
A conservative organizer repeats a satirical "quote" by Sotomayor as if it was real
The joy of sex — for teens!
Tracy Clark-Flory
An educational pamphlet on sexual pleasure is sparking scandal in the U.K.
Against comprehensive reform — of anything
Michael Lind
History shows that piecemeal reform is better than a Big Bang. That goes for most of the Democrats' domestic agenda
I’m tired of just being a man
Charles Siebert
How I learned about my own animality (and "humanzees," Stalin and scary creationists) by living with a chimp
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