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The importance of being Tony Kushner
Michael Winship
A vital, moral and empathetic voice in a time when such powers of perception and eloquence are rare
Zombie financial crisis lies eat fact-checker brains
Andrew Leonard
The commission investigating the causes of the mortgage meltdown did not ignore right-wing propaganda
Gingrich: Quoting me is lying about me
Alex Pareene
The GOP's "idea man" finds a novel way to preemptively fight back against those who'd use his words against him
Quotes Arnold wishes he could take back
Emma Mustich
A look at Schwarzenegger's public thoughts on life, love, sexual harassment and modesty
The seductive power of the U.S. military
Peter Van Buren
Why do journalists and other civilians have such trouble staying objective when they're embedded with the army?
Newt Gingrich’s environmentalism problem
Justin Elliott
He hasn't announced his candidacy, but a right-wing group is already attacking Newt's record on climate change
How is Callista Gingrich part of my generation?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Gen Xer is a hot new face of American conservatism. Did we really live through the same decades?
Highbrow/lowbrow quote recycled by Tina Brown yet again
Drew Grant
Newsweek's editor-in-chief says she has some new ideas, but they sound like the same old spiel
The politics of selfishness
Joan Walsh
David Brooks is right: Special interests paralyze Washington. But he lionizes those who fixed the game for the rich
National Review’s crazy Steven Tyler abortion take
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A decades-old anecdote is spun into a cautionary story in National Review -- and misses the real horror
On Friday morning, revelations from Abottabad and beyond
Emma Mustich
A round-up of Friday morning's news, from evidence Osama was still plotting to U.N. watchdogs' demand for facts
No, Sarah Palin, Obama won’t release OBL photos
Joan Walsh
"Proof" won't silence the right-wing nut-jobs who make up Palin's base. Plus: Rummy flip-flops on torture!
Should Democrats mimic Karl Rove?
Natasha Lennard
A new group with ties to the White House wants to raise big bucks from anonymous donors
“Treme” untangles the lessons of trauma
Matt Zoller Seitz
The gripping second season of David Simon's drama describes the return of one the city's biggest problems
Is the world too big to fail?
Noam Chomsky
As its global dominance wanes, America battles democracy, both at home and abroad
Judging the cover of a book
J.C. Gabel
Penguin art director Paul Buckley shares how he chose the 75 best covers to celebrate the publisher's anniversary
The five most egregious quotes from Gwyneth Paltrow’s dinner party article
Drew Grant
The actress invites her famous friends to dinner to tell the New Yorker how special she is
Why I won’t post pictures of my kids online
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It's not that I'm terrified of predators. I want my kids to know that they're not simply there to be looked at
Daily Caller, Andrew Breitbart go after Glenn Beck for idea theft
Alex Pareene
The departing Fox host is accused of borrowing videos and blog posts from the conservative movement without credit
Pouty Republicans mad at partisan Obama
Joan Walsh
Outplayed by the president, Boehner can't get GOP votes for the budget. Next up: Paul Ryan's plan to kill Medicare
Trig Palin birtherism just won’t die
Justin Elliott
Kentucky journalism professor tries to revive conspiracy theory about Sarah Palin's pregnancy
The right just doesn’t get journalism
Alex Pareene
On Karl Rove's WikiLeaks-for-conservatives site, the goal isn't truth or accountability -- it's point-scoring
Don’t hate Gwyneth Paltrow’s cookbook
Drew Grant
Warning: "My Father's Daughter" might actually contain delicious, simple recipes
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