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Newspapers, “truth vigilantes” no more
Gene Lyons
The NYT's fact-checking question was absurd, but the real problem is that the press has lost its credibility
Romney gave millions of dollars to Mormon church
Justin Elliott
Including in the form of lucrative pieces of Bain Capital investment deals
Iran Warns Arabs Not To Replace Embargoed Oil
Salon Staff
Iran Warns Arabs Not To Replace Embargoed Oil
Salon Staff
Afghanistan: “The tide of war is receding”
Justin Elliott
The reporter who cost Gen. McChrystal his job talks about al-Qaida myths, Karzai's weirdness, and endless war
Who’s afraid of “The Tempest”?
Jeff Biggers
Arizona's ban on ethnic studies proscribes Mexican-American history, local authors, even Shakespeare
Girl, uninterrupted
Irin Carmon
Facts and the real world hardly exist in Caitlin Flanagan's"Girl Land," where gauzy, phony nostalgia reigns
Obama family values
Joan Walsh
The First Couple works hard to raise their children and keep their marriage strong -- but people are still outraged
Times public editor asks if newspaper should correct lies
Alex Pareene
Should journalists be "truth vigilantes" or should we just not bother with facts?
Food Facility Audits Largely Ignore FDA Guidance
Salon Staff
The enduring mystery of Jon Huntsman
Steve Kornacki
Is he surging at just the right time in New Hampshire, or is an infatuated media cooking up fake drama?
The rise of the political lie
David Sirota
Santorum's "blah" excuse is no surprise in an age when politicians are rarely held accountable for their words
Report: Body Paraded After China Self-immolation
Salon Staff
Reading the financial crisis
Robert Christgau
We review 10 recent books that take on the defining political issue of our time
Iran Guard Says Will Close Strait If Oil Blocked
Salon Staff
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