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“He only raped one little girl”
Judy Berman
Calvin Trillin's satirical poem is the best response yet to Roman Polanski's Hollywood apologists
Time for the media to fess up
Joe Conason
Journalists like Evan Thomas now admit the Clinton scandals were bogus. When will they admit they played along?
Comcast’s old media mistake
Andrew Leonard
Analysts cheer a merger with NBC as "defense" against an online "threat." That kind of thinking will get you killed
Should any Iraq lessons be applied to Iran?
Glenn Greenwald
The claims about Iran raise more questions than they answer. Virtually none is being asked by America's media.
Quote of the day
Vincent Rossmeier
Former Rep. James Traficant has a bulls-eye on the crown jewels of the IRS
Glenn Beck rises again
Alexander Zaitchik
Getting clean, getting Mormon, getting talk radio -- and going to Yale, with the help of Joe Lieberman. Part 3 of 3
Sen. Byrd falls, taken to hospital
Alex Koppelman
The Senate's oldest member has had health troubles recently, but is reportedly uninjured after a spill
The new long-distance relationship
Judy Berman
A tough job market is forcing couples to find work in different cities
Quotes of the day (Values Voter edition)
Mike Madden
Highlights from the conservative political conference in Washington
Fangirls against fanboys
Judy Berman
With "Twilight" ladies in one corner and comic-loving gents in the other, nerddom's battle of the sexes has begun
“Bright Star” burns true
Stephanie Zacharek
Jane Campion makes dazzling poetry from the doomed romance between John Keats and Fanny Brawne
Obama gets the Clinton treatment
Gene Lyons
Anybody shocked by nasty GOP attacks on Obama must have forgotten what happened to the last Democratic president
Feeling sorry for George Bush
Andrew Leonard
An insider account of the White House during the height of the financial crisis achieves the impossible: Pity
Meet the man who changed Glenn Beck’s life
Alexander Zaitchik
Cleon Skousen was a right-wing crank whom even conservatives despised. Then Beck discovered him
Did the taxman break up the Beatles?
Andrew Leonard
Move over, Yoko. The right wing has found a new villain to blame for the sundering of John, Paul, George and Ringo
Bagram: The sham of closing Guantanamo
Glenn Greenwald
Who knew that the evils of Gitmo could be so easily fixed with just a little change of scenery?
Stock tips from the stupidest man alive
Andrew Leonard
Investment advisor Donald Luskin was as wrong as a man could be one year ago. So what's he wrong about now?
President Snoop Dogg
Joan Walsh
When Obama told folks who lie about his healthcare plan "I will call you out," who knew he was talking gangsta?
The Chicago school: Bloody but unbowed
Andrew Leonard
The urge to fiscal stimulus is like a frightened child's desperate yearning for a mother's care, says one economist
The hijab goes to aerobics class
Judy Berman
Can we defend women's right to choose the veil and still acknowledge its impediment to equality?
Sex test runner gets a girly makeover
Tracy Clark-Flory
The results of Caster Semenya's sex-determination exam are still out -- but, in the meantime, she's gone femme
Working class heroes, continued
Andrew Leonard
Brad DeLong takes a longer look at the Hoover-labor-Great-Depression thesis
Losing his deregulation religion
Andrew Leonard
The chairman of U.K's top financial institution regulatory body says markets are no longer trusted
The lesson of 1937: Stimulate now, or pay later
Andrew Leonard
Inflation hawks want Obama to cut off the spigot. Why aren't they focusing on the real deficit-buster: Healthcare?
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