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Android surge shakes Apple
Alex Halperin
America's most watched company can no longer claim to be the only mobile option
Two ways of looking at robots
Alex Halperin
Influential technologists weigh in on the rise of the machines
Disappearing ink
Matthew Wolfe
A tattoo-covered doctor helps ex-cons remove their most scarring legacies
Study: Alcohol, not marijuana, is bad for your brain
Sarah Seltzer
New research suggests that frequent drinking is more likely to affect teens' brain tissue than regular pot use
The Maya apocalypse is not nigh
Alex Halperin
Don't quit your day job. The Mayans didn't predict that the world would end tomorrow
Compromise or betrayal?
Joan Walsh
If Democrats cut Social Security, they're breaking a campaign promise and fostering cynicism about politics.
Spielberg gets Lincoln wrong
Kelly Candaele
But it's not his fault. History this nuanced and complex doesn't lend itself to a two-and-a-half hour feature film
Report: Boehner makes concessions in “fiscal cliff” negotiations
Jillian Rayfield
Boehner agreed to extend the debt limit for a year, according to CNN
Mexico’s newspapers shy from covering drug gangs
Stephen Engelberg
A new study reveals that only two newspapers are willing to "provide context to the violence" crippling the country
HSBC: Too big to jail
Lynn Parramore
After being charged with money laundering, HSBC gets a Monopoly-style get-out-of-jail card
Congress to investigate NFL doping
Alex Halperin
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform takes up human growth hormone use by football players
Akin slams bailout, asks for bailout
Alex Halperin
The lame duck congressman has mixed feelings about moochers
Lebowski’s funnier the second time around
Greg Olear
"Heathers." "Groundhog Day." The entire Coen Brothers' filmography. Some movies just improve with repeat viewings
“The Dark Knight” reimagined as a romantic comedy
Prachi Gupta
Bruce Wayne is a lovesick billionaire still pining away for a woman he can't have
Lena Dunham gets snippy with Gawker
Prachi Gupta
The "Girls" star is not pleased that the media outlet shared part of her $3.7 million book proposal
Fake study says Fox News viewers have lower IQs
Jillian Rayfield
A debunked new "study" was supposedly commissioned by moderate Republicans who want to move the party to the center
How to live well: A handy reading list
Alec Ash
Philosopher Roman Krznaric discusses the five books that have helped shape his work, from Orwell to Thoreau
Christian right leader lauds homophobic Ugandan dictator
Cynthia Burack
As the Ugandan Parliament revives its "Kill the Gays" bill, Tony Perkins offers his support for Yoweri Museveni
Will “Ghostbusters 3” ever come?
Prachi Gupta
Though Sony hasn't signed off on it, Dan Aykroyd says it's almost here
James Bond and the killer bag lady
Mark Ames, Alexander Zaitchik
New clues and a powerful Wall St. skeptic challenge the official story of CIA financier Nick Deak's brutal murder
Too many lawyers? Says who?
Paul Campos
A New York Times Op-Ed claims law school is worth every penny. Time to pull apart some of that thinking
Liz Lemon’s happy ending
Willa Paskin
Liz gets married on "30 Rock" tonight. Should we celebrate, or mourn a traditional end for a quirky feminist?
An 11-year-old rape victim is not a temptress
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A jury convicts a man of sexual assault -- but after his lawyer compares the case to "the spider and the fly"
Chinese paper references Onion article calling Kim Jong Un “Sexiest Man Alive”
Prachi Gupta
The People's Daily has printed a 55-page slide show honoring the North Korean leader for being so sexy
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