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Rushing to judgment
Sean Elder
Having nailed down exit poll data the same way Bush and Gore nailed down their nominations, the network anchors were free to opine smugly on Super Tuesday.
State-by-state winners and losers
Compiled by Max Garrone
And the winners are...up to the minute results on Super Tuesday's winners and losers. [ UPDATED ]
Smells like team spirit
Anthony York
Now that it thinks it has California wrapped up, the Bush team is trying to unite the GOP for a showdown with Gore.
Chains of love
Annie Murphy Paul
Always fall for losers? According to some evolutionary psychiatrists, the brain has little control over choices of the heart.
Bush's Yom Kippur
Max Garrone
Dubya undergoes a spiritual cleansing at the Simon Wiesenthal Center; McCain comes face-to-face with activists in California.
Patently absurd?
Damien Cave
Amazon.com's patent on its affiliate program has roiled the Web, but such protections may actually promote innovation.
The one great recipe
Ann Hodgman
If you single out a recipe, will all the other recipes in the book feel unloved?
Nabbing David Hale
Joe Conason, Gene Lyons
Kenneth Starr's key Whitewater witness turned his government-funded loan company into an ATM machine for his politically connected friends. When the feds caught on, he tried to blame President Clinton.
Everyday genius
Kate Moses
Joanna Scott's visionary new novel tells the story of an orphan torn between black and white grandparents.
Diallo is a martyr, but the cops aren't murderers
Stanley Crouch
Racism didn't kill the African immigrant, but his death has forced the police and the community to reckon better with one another.
Hitler's apologist
Heather World
In a London courtroom, Holocaust denier David Irving gets to argue the details of the persecution of the Jews against the world's leading experts.
The ballad of Luther and Johnny
Sarah Vowell
In the jungles of Southeast Asia, 12-year-old twins lead a band of rebels. My twin sister and I got into trouble a lot, too.
Are we asking the right questions about hormones?
Robert Burton
Medical research depends on knowing what you're looking for.
Seductive seafood
Michele Back
Spicy, tangy and oozing, cebiche makes a great aphrodisiac. At least that's what Jorge whispered to me, across the table from my parents.
“Judy Berlin”
Charles Taylor
First-time writer-director Eric Mendelsohn offers an unfashionably affectionate look at suburban angst. Edie Falco -- from "the Sopranos" -- stars.
Burroughs' last tape
Gary Kamiya
The final journals of Beat legend William S. Burroughs reveal the kinder, gentler last days of an "evil old man."
When bad shows become truly abominable
Frank Houston
Who was the real victim of the "Multi-millionaire" hoax?
Junker
Rachel Louise Snyder
Our rental car wheezed through Cuba at the millennium. A new century on the horizon, Fidel's nation gathered up its last one right beneath our wheels.
Don't call me Mrs.
Donna Cornachio
When the local Catholics couldn't face my surname, I went church shopping.
Laughing gas
Sean Elder
Modern Humorist wants to win our hearts by mocking the very things we hold dear.
Brother knows best
Amy Benfer
Dave Eggers talks, with some reluctance, about the staggering work of being a genius parent.
The uncivil war moves north
Jake Tapper
The power of the religious right may have decked McCain in South Carolina, but in Michigan he will battle Bush on more promising terrain.
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