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The fake Facebook profile I could not get removed
Susan Arnout Smith
I'll never know why the kids did it, but there it was: Sleazy, horrifying, and I was powerless to get it taken down
Why Washington is so blind on Egypt
Helena Cobban
Pro-Israeli groups and their allies have marginalized those who seek to understand the Arab world on their own
Obama repeats call for restraint, reform in Egypt
Jim Kuhnhenn
But the president is silent on Hosni Mubarak's government shake-up
Is Alec Baldwin the next MSNBC host?
Adam Clark Estes
According to an anonymous source at the network, MSNBC may be eyeing Alec Baldwin to be its next host
WikiLeaks: Selective revelations
Raphael G. Satter
Despite a reputation for indiscriminate leaking, the website has released only 2,658 of its 251,287 documents
Bipartisan praise for Joe Lieberman
Glenn Greenwald
He's spent decades advocating for violent, brutal, repressive policies, but that's no impediment to Beltway love
If I ran a news organization …
Dan Gillmor
Book excerpt: Some rules for the road for 21st century journalism
Lone nuts and convenient definitions of “terrorism”
Alex Pareene
How commentators make sense of murder
Darwin’s media: Surviving the info-glut
Dan Gillmor
Book excerpt: In an age of democratized media, consumers need to take some responsibility, too
Regrets of a stay-at-home mom
Katy Read
Consider this a warning to new mothers: Fourteen years ago, I "opted out" to focus on my family. Now I'm broke
Fix for anonymous sleaze is in our attitudes, not laws
Dan Gillmor
It's vital to protect anonymous speech; start by cleaning up the online cesspools
CPAC infiltrated by radical gays, radical Muslims
Justin Elliott
The annual conservative conference is catching heat over its inclusion of gay and, now, Muslim Republicans
Can America be put back together again?
Joan Walsh
How dreams of liberation on the right and left created an "age of fracture" -- and why we're living in it today
The Oprah Winfrey Network’s odd, splashy kick-off
Matt Zoller Seitz
I spent my New Year's Day watching the TV titan's ambitious new cable venture. To my surprise, it won me over
5. “The Social Network”
Matt Zoller Seitz
Aaron Sorkin's dialogue is the real star of the Facebook movie. But in one tense sequence, David Fincher takes over
The “Craiglist Killer’s” creepy viral promotion
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A murder fuels a TV movie -- and a Web campaign with a genuinely disturbing message
Response to Wired’s accusations
Glenn Greenwald
The website's editors launch a fusillade of accusations to distract attention from the core issue
Shocker: Obama to give America back to Indians
Alex Pareene
A secret U.N. plot revealed: First, they'll take Manhattan
The worsening journalistic disgrace at Wired
Glenn Greenwald
At the heart of the WikiLeaks/Manning saga lies the efforts of a self-proclaimed journalist to conceal the truth
Anti-government gunman had Dec. 14 marked
Associated Press
Clay Duke had circled his calendar for Tuesday school board attack, in which he was the only casualty
Why I got my tubes tied at 27
Brittany Shoot
I've always said I didn't want kids. Now that I've been voluntarily sterilized, will people finally believe me?
The GOP’s self-destructive jihad against healthcare reform
Andrew Leonard
A judge rules part of the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional. Republicans should be careful what they wish for
“Sarah Palin’s Alaska” recap: Kate Gosselin loses it
Kirkland Hamill
When Sarah takes the fellow reality TV mom and her brood on a camping trip, things go awry
The media’s authoritarianism and WikiLeaks
Glenn Greenwald
The willingness of leading media outlets to amplify clear falsehoods highlights their true allegiances
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