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Fox News Latino: Shameless
Mark Howard
How does Fox maintain editorial animosity toward immigrants without alienating the important voter group?
Marketing the munchies
Adam K. Raymond
From 420-calorie burritos to Taco Bell's "Fourth Meal," fast-food companies are pushing products to addicts
Colorado shooting liveblog
Salon Staff
NRA has nothing to say; the suspect was struggling in graduate school [UPDATED]
English teacher: I was wrong about “Hunger Games”
Brian Platzer
I urge my students to read smart new books. But it turns out that acclaimed literary fiction isn't better than YA
Presto! The Disclose Act disappears
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Republicans in lockstep to block campaign-finance legislation
Franken’s torture smackdown
Jordan Michael Smith
Newly released letters from the Minnesota senator are the harshest rebuke any Bush official has faced for torture
The Damascus suicide bombing
Glenn Greenwald
Today's killing of Assad officials raises uncomfortable questions about the meaning and justifiability of Terrorism
Bain offshoring victims ask Romney for help
Josh Eidelson
Bain Capital is still outsourcing jobs -- and some of its victims are asking Mitt Romney for a hand
Inept stenographers
Glenn Greenwald
Journalists' excuses for their bad behavior -- it's necessary to get quotes -- are both fictitious and irrelevant
Bachmann defends her witch hunt
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Minnesota representative offers "evidence" of Islamic infiltration of the U.S. government in a 16-page letter
Investigating leading GOP moneyman Sheldon Adelson
Matt Isaacs, Lowell Bergman, Stephen Engelberg
Authorities are investigating possible bribes and widespread corruption
Out-of-control credit markets
Edward Harrison
Opaque, dysfunctional and corrupt credit markets are hazardous to America's health
A skeptic goes to yoga
Tracy Clark-Flory
As a cynical atheist, I surprised myself by falling in love with the ritual and spirituality of the practice
Baptists bank on fire and brimstone
Valerie Tarico
Southern Baptists are staking their institutional future on the idea that patriarchal religion still has a market
America’s own Terror group
Glenn Greenwald
Huffington Post publishes, and then deletes, a post by a MeK spokesman. What does this tell us about Terrorism?
My Chuck Close problem
Scott Blake
What do you do when one of the world’s richest living artists orders you to stop making art?
Capitalism’s great heist
Gerald Friedman
Elites say inequality encourages the rich to invest and the creative to invent. This works out well for 1% dogs
How did Arafat die?
Hélène Hofman
Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas wants an investigation into reports his predecessor Yasser Arafat was poisoned
My sister’s perfect life
Tobin Levy
At a time when I felt lost, Rachel's new house and happy family reminded me of everything I hadn't accomplished
Romney’s misleading Bain claim
Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney was still at Bain after claiming he left; Roberts's switch was real; and other top Monday stories
How to rate a writer’s deceit
Seth Mnookin
From Jonah Lehrer to President Obama, writers keep getting accused of treachery. Here's how to tell when it's real
“Newsroom” star Emily Mortimer: Americans are dangerously uninformed
Willa Paskin
"The Newsroom's" Emily Mortimer calls the Tea Party a "lunatic fringe," and says Americans fall too easily for lies
Steal this album: What happens if no one pays for music?
Scott Timberg
Artists have bills. Fans want convenience. A debate between a blogger and rocker goes viral, with no easy answers
Shocking Christian school textbooks
Bruce Wilson
Thousands of Louisiana students will receive state voucher money to attend religious schools. What will they learn?
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