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The curious pathology of Sherlock Holmes
Bill Tipper
A new miniseries and novel bring Arthur Conan Doyle's creation into the 21st century -- in all his neurotic glory
Will WikiLeaks lead to licensing of journalists?
Dan Gillmor
By defending the organization as media, which we should, we may invite some unwanted consequences
Shocker: Fox Washington editor slants news coverage
Alex Pareene
Bill Sammon told anchors not to refer to the popular-sounding "public option"
Why Facebook’s “like” button feels so good
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In an online world filled with snark, the site's "thumbs up" feature is a reminder of the power of positivity
Handler, Palin, Griffin: Mean girls, celeb edition
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This week's celebrity news cycle is all about women fighting -- and the bizarre dynamics of female friendship
Gates says Karzai took high road on WikiLeaks
Lolita C. Baldor
U.S. expresses gratitude for the Afghan leader's statesmanlike response to the criticism
The rush to smear Assange’s rape accuser
Kate Harding
Despite a lack of credible evidence, WikiLeaks supporters -- including Naomi Wolf -- lash out at the alleged victim
Tea Partiers gripe at the tax cut deal
Andrew Leonard
Michele Bachmann and newly arrived House Republicans don't think we can afford additional unemployment benefits
The panic over “child porn” Barbie
Tracy Clark-Flory
The FBI says the video-ready doll could be used by predators -- but a former agent tells Salon the threat is minor
A do-not-track list? It’s a start
Dan Gillmor
The FTC's proposal is a potentially useful improvement in our woefully inadequate online privacy
Iran: Timeline to crisis
Justin Elliott
Iran hawks are crowing after the latest WikiLeaks dump, but they've been playing this game for two decades now
All the things that remind me of her
Matt Zoller Seitz
After my wife died, music and movies we once loved became the very triggers I tried my hardest to avoid
Anatomy of a journalistic smear job
Glenn Greenwald
The Nation casts aspersions on John Tyner without a shred of evidence
No. 8: Maureen Dowd
Alex Pareene
The New York Times columnist recycles gender stereotypes and movie quotes
No. 10: Peggy Noonan
Alex Pareene
The dotty old Reagan speechwriter longs for a simpler time, when America was a misty clich
“America by Heart” by the numbers
Justin Elliott
Sarah Palin's new book name-checks Ronald Reagan 33 times, putting him second only to God (100 mentions)
A virtual hideout for subway flashers
Tracy Clark-Flory
A video of a woman confronting her harasser is making the rounds, thanks in part to a website for "exhibitionists"
Did DC’s top ethics cop break her own rules?
Justin Elliott
When the head of an ethics watchdog teams up with a corporate lobbyist, questions arise about her past work
“Sarah Palin’s Alaska” recap: Mama Grizzly goes shootin’
Kirkland Hamill
Sarah makes her case to the American people as her teen daughters fire guns and join her on a family vacation
No, pilots aren’t watching DVDs while flying
Patrick Smith
Slate blogger: "Planes can fly themselves." Here we go again. Plus: Freakonomics blows it on pilot training
Who will win the National Book Award for fiction?
Tom LeClair
With the prize set to be announced Wednesday, we take a closer look at the finalists
Washington Post blog argues Obama to blame for Muslim smears
Alex Pareene
A contributor to Sally Quinn's "On Faith" project says the president is on "the side" of Islam
This week in crazy: Glenn Beck
Alex Pareene
The king of conspiracy shamelessly attacks George Soros -- and finally nabs the award he was born to win
Bush memoir borrows quotes
Alex Pareene
The former president relies on outside sources to tell his own story
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