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Women aren’t funny, redux
Kate Harding
Germaine Greer regrets saying "women aren't as funny as men" in so few words -- so she says it in many, many more words.
Dear Republicans: Please stop trying to be cool
Alex Koppelman
Once again, the GOP's efforts to seem hip and in touch end up just being embarrassing.
Choosy moms choose their babies’ sex?
Lynn Harris
"Women are turning to science to gain even more control over procreation."
WTF: NY Daily News on Rihanna
Judy Berman
Now that Chris Brown is enrolled in anger management classes, the paper speculates on whether Rihanna could use them, too
Bowing down to the Taliban
Susanne Koelbl
Pakistan is capitulating to the Taliban in the Swat Valley, where the Islamists plan to introduce Sharia law.
Will Obama cave on Bush-Cheney terror policies?
Joan Walsh
Some early reasons to worry. Plus: Hillary Clinton wins "Hardball Award"?
A-Rod’s “medicine”
King Kaufman
Alex Rodriguez doesn't seem to come fully clean, but without fear of baseball's draconian punishments, he offers something in short supply in the war on drugs: Information.
This war is our war
Joan Walsh
Democrats fought the surge and the surge -- sort of -- won. Now what do we do in Iraq?
Charlie Savage on Obama’s embrace of Bush/Cheney “terrorism policies”
Glenn Greenwald
Is it too early to sound the alarm bells that Obama is moving much faster and more aggressively than many expected to maintain key Bush/Cheney powers?
The mother of all outrage magnets
Kate Harding
As critics heap hate on Nadya Suleman's reproductive choices, it's becoming clear this isn't just about her.
“She’s so beautiful and nice. How do you hit her?”
Judy Berman
In its coverage of the Chris Brown-Rihanna incident, the media perpetuates subtle stereotypes about domestic violence.
Suzanne Somers: Oprah’s new medical guru?
Tracy Clark-Flory
The former Thighmaster dishes on hormone therapy, and doctors are pissed.
To desire Twitter is the root of suffering
Andrew Leonard
Is the Dalai Lama a micro-blogger? Or was it all an illusion?
Obama fails his first test on civil liberties and accountability — resoundingly and disgracefully
Glenn Greenwald
The Obama DOJ today embraced one of the most abused Bush weapons -- the "state secrets" privilege -- in order to block torture and rendition victims from their day in court.
GOP may be counting its chickens too soon
Alex Koppelman
Republicans are ecstatic over their performance in the stimulus debate, but they probably shouldn't be celebrating just yet.
Sex with the Obamas
Tracy Clark-Flory
Women are reportedly fantasizing about the first couple's hot and steamy love life.
The WashPost crows about Kristol
Joan Walsh
No fanfare for President Obama's Op-Ed, but a news alert about the debut of the erstwhile New York Times columnist.
The audacity of coal
Andrew Leonard
Why is one of the world's largest coal companies citing Energy Secretary Steven Chu as a dirty fossil fuel booster?
Bob Dole’s perfect description of how Washington works
Glenn Greenwald
Daschle's "got a lot of friends in the Senate, and I've got a lot of friends in the Senate, and, combined, who knows -- we might have 51."
Quotes of the afternoon
Alex Koppelman
Are Democrats indoctrinating our children, and mugging them at the same time?
The new Republican credo: “No, we can’t”
Andrew Leonard
The stimulus plan won't work, declares a discredited and marginalized GOP. But whether they like it or not, action is on the agenda.
Drug-addicted and pregnant
Nancy Goldstein
The "crack baby epidemic" was a myth. So what do we do about the devastating policy it created?
Breaking news: Despite global warming, snow still exists
Alex Koppelman
Matt Drudge uses a coincidence -- winter weather when Al Gore is scheduled to testify about the climate -- to attack actual science.
Don’t fear the reaper
Laura Miller
Is it really so terrible to grow old? Two new books explore what we can (and can't) learn from the elderly.
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