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Mel Gibson’s ugly tirades: It’s not wrong to laugh
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Tapes of the actor's rants are horrifying, but there's a good reason they inspire so many jokes
The motive behind whistle-blower prosecutions
Glenn Greenwald
"National security" is a smokescreen for what really bothers government: Embarrassment and accountability
Top Birther wants to build church to fight “Ground Zero Mosque”
Justin Elliott
"Birthermercial" scam artist Bill Keller is at it again, this time near ground zero
George Steinbrenner: Hero or villain?
Joe Posnanski
The man who rebuilt the Yankees was a tyrant and an American original. At heart, he was just a Cleveland boy
A predictable suicide at Camp Lejeune
Mark Benjamin
A doctor warned that mental health care for violent, disturbed Marines was inadequate. Sgt. Tom Bagosy proved it
“Zoo Story:” A tale of two alphas
Laura Miller
Behind the scenes at a Tampa zoo there's a saga of animal ingenuity and one man's hubris
Eggplant two ways: Southeastern and Middle Eastern
Lucy Mercer
Turn the soft, silky vegetable into a creamy souffle or a buttery, rich casserole
America’s good, subservient press
Dan Gillmor
On Independence Day, noting that the truly independent American journalists don't work for big organizations
Bill Keller’s self-defense on “torture”
Glenn Greenwald
The New York Times Editor dismisses debates over "torture" as "tendentious political correctness"
The universality of war propaganda
Glenn Greenwald
Endless wars and acts of aggression are always justified by the same cynical morality plays
The two poles of journalism
Glenn Greenwald
Michael Hastings and Lara Logan illustrate the difference between afflicting and serving the powerful
Journalists trash Palin speech
Joan Walsh
"Now I know, the dumbness doesn't come just from soundbites," one says into an open mic
Guantanamo and presidential priorities
Glenn Greenwald
Now that it's acknowledged the camp will not be closed even by 2013, the White House's modus operandi becomes clear
David Weigel resigns because old media can’t have nice things
Alex Pareene
Someone has it in for the libertarian chronicler of the conservative movement
Anti-gay pastor spied at support group for men with same-sex attraction
Patrick Condon
Undercover reporter busts Rev. Tom Brock, but journalistic ethics and expectation of anonymity questioned
Dems exploit Barton apology to BP in election push
David Espo
First up, Minnesota State Sen. Tarryl Clark, who uses the gaffe in a television ad
Obama fires McChrystal
Alex Pareene
The president relieves the general of his command in Afghanistan after Rolling Stone remarks. Petraeus to take over
Obama, McChrystal conclude Oval Office talk
Anne Gearan, Jennifer Loven
No word yet on whether the General will lose his job
Sharron Angle’s promise: She won’t create jobs for “spoiled” unemployed
Alex Pareene
The Nevada Senate candidate is still hiding from the press, and recent statements help explain why
How volcanoes and booze got the McChrystal story, and how Rolling Stone lost it
Alex Pareene
A reporter's two days with McChrystal became 10 and a drunken bus trip; how Rolling Stone lost the story online
Laurie Anderson is bored with the avant-garde
Margaret Eby
The woman who paved the way for Lady Gaga talks about her new album, and why she really wants to be a comedian
The Obama administration and its pundit-defenders
Glenn Greenwald
As the civil liberties abuses pile up, establishment Democrats demand that progressive criticism of Obama cease
War for resources: From slander to clarion call
David Sirota
Suddenly, the Pentagon wants us to know about all the resources the U.S. can acquire by invading countries
“Imperial Bedrooms”: Bret Easton Ellis’ beautiful foray into ugliness
Molly Young
Detractors will hate the "American Psycho" author's latest -- but they're misreading his smart, tense brilliance
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