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The NSA-DEA police state tango
Andrew O'Hehir
This week's DEA bombshell shows us how the drug war and the terror war have poisoned our justice system
How “Bridesmaids” ruined the female sex comedy
Ej Dickson
Just making jokes about poop and sex doesn't make a movie feminist
5 most important quotes from Obama’s Leno interview
Jillian Rayfield
The president talked Snowden, surveillance and his "bro-mance" with John McCain
Is the word “marijuana” racist?
Anna King
The cannabis lexicon is growing as fast as the industry itself, and journalists are struggling to keep pace
5 best quotes from George Saunders’ advice to grads
Jillian Rayfield
The writer gave a convocation speech at Syracuse University earlier this year
ComicCon for Jane Austen fans!
Deborah Yaffe
Welcome to JANSA's annual meeting, where Austen lovers divide into Team Willoughby and Team Brandon and ask WWJD
Will social media kill writers’ diaries?
Michele Filgate
Now Facebook and Twitter are business necessities, they may be replacing writers' journals. Is something lost?
Gore Vidal still holds up
Stan Persky
I won't attempt to justify his tendentious political ramblings, but "Selected Essays" remains essential reading
Facebook is the new graveyard
Jill Filipovic
Twitter and Facebook feed our most basic impulse after loved ones die: To tell others about them
Wall Street’s revolving door
Lauren Kyger, Alison Fitzgerald
Mortgage finance executives from Bear Stearns are back on Wall Street
Mystery of my dead brother’s son
Irene Keliher
I couldn't save Nathan from drugs. When a troubled woman with a baby reached out, I wondered: Could I save them?
8 horrible courtroom jokes and their ensuing legal calamities
Geoffrey Sant
Remember the Zimmerman team's knock-knock joke? Could've been worse: Other jokes may have led to death sentences!
Fired KTVU producer: “My hard-earned reputation is intack”
Prachi Gupta
Three producers were let go from the station after airing an offensive segment about Asiana flight 214
5 best quotes from Steve King’s rambling floor speech
Jillian Rayfield
King was again defending his contention that some DREAMers are drug smugglers
Steve King: Criticism means I’ve “won the debate”
Jillian Rayfield
King again defended his comments that DREAMers are drug smugglers with "calves the size of cantaloupes"
Some questions for Tom Friedman on the sharing economy
Andrew Leonard
The New York Times columnist is enraptured by the cool new thing. But he needs to dig deeper
On “The Newsroom,” ladies learn about voicemail, write “Sex and the City” blogs
Daniel D'Addario
In this season's second episode, female characters are little more than simpering, perpetually confused dummies
8 reasons our economy is more dysfunctional than ever
Steven Rosenfeld
Self-sacrifice, fear and lowered expectations are the new normal in post-recession America
Hollywood needs more Gore Verbinskis
Eileen Jones
"The Lone Ranger" is an incoherent mess, but its director should be applauded for his ambition and bravery
Edward Snowden nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Alex Halperin
The nomination is a response to "hasty and ill-conceived decision" to give Barack Obama the prize in 2009
One man’s data fetish: Why Keith Alexander wants to “collect it all”
Marcy Wheeler
When it comes to your personal info, NSA's Keith Alexander wants all of it. But this isn't really about terrorism
Zimmerman’s likely to get his gun back
Alex Halperin
But the Justice Department is looking into federal civil rights charges
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Test tube tomatoes
Amanda Pike
From genetically engineered produce to lucha libre wrestling, a look at the finest docs YouTube has to offer
Predicting the big twists in the second season of “The Newsroom”
Daniel D'Addario
The first season of Aaron Sorkin's show exploited the news for fun. Why change it up now?
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