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Newt Gingrich: His baggage has baggage
Joan Walsh
Ethics charges? Three marriages? Shutting down government? Orphanages for welfare kids? Pick Newt's top liability
It’s time to Occupy Poetry
Jeremy Axelrod
Merry pranksters call the Poetry Foundation elitist and beholden to Prozac cash. Are they right, or just annoying?
Finally, an Asian who packs a punch
Thea Lim
Generations horrified by "The Hangover" and Long Duk Dong have an unlikely hero in boxer Manny Pacquiao
Herman Cain’s new low
Joan Walsh
His "truth" Web site quotes hearsay from CBS's Bill Kurtis implying Sharon Bialek is the sexual predator
Kelsey Grammer’s “Boss”: Cable’s greatest performance?
Matt Zoller Seitz
Grammer's gifts make a cynical political drama essential viewing, even as the show finds its footing
How should gruesome killers be punished?
Andrew O'Hehir
In Werner Herzog's chilling new death-penalty documentary, the accused are probably guilty -- but still human
Shrum: Mitt Romney winning because he looks pretty grown-up
Alex Pareene
Rick Perry should've read Chris Matthews' new book, says a veteran of countless losing campaigns
Jennifer Rubin’s boss sees no problem with anti-Arab bigotry
Alex Pareene
Washington Post blogger endorses the ravings of an extremist neocon, gets compliments from her boss
What’s next after Berlusconi?
Eric J. Lyman
As the colorful prime minister plans to step down, he leaves behind a painful mess for Italy and the EU
Argentina’s president irks U.S. pundits
Paul Katz
A popular leftist has delivered for the middle class? She must be doing something wrong
The human toll of the U.S. drone campaign
Glenn Greenwald
It's easy to cheer for a leader when the victims of his ongoing violence remain invisible
Will the right give Herman Cain the Clarence Thomas treatment now?
Steve Kornacki
Claiming collusion by liberals and the media made Clarence Thomas a right-wing folk hero. Will it work for Cain?
The problem with “America in Prime Time”
Matt Zoller Seitz
PBS' smart series finds a fresh way into TV history, but too often misses the forest for the trees
J. Crew isn’t trying to make you gay
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A right-wing target's marriage implodes, and a Fox News contributor spouts a ludicrous conspiracy theory
Pauline Kael: Hero or hack?
Andrew O'Hehir, Matt Zoller Seitz
As two new Kael books arrive, two Salon critics debate the legacy of the influential New Yorker movie writer
The next front in the abortion wars: Birth control
Irin Carmon
Mississippi debates a "Personhood" initiative that could ban the pill -- but ultimately aims at Roe v. Wade
Why I can’t hate Coldplay anymore
Marc Hogan
The world's biggest band is an overwrought bore -- and so charmingly self-effacing that it's no fun to despise them
What’s behind transsexual attraction?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A transwoman wants to know what kind of men watch "T-girl" porn. Are they the same ones who bash her in real life?
Serious people make mistake of treating “9-9-9” as serious plan
Alex Pareene
Herman Cain's self-evidently silly tax proposal is, it turns out, a silly idea
The man who blocked John Lewis speaks
Joan Walsh
Occupy Atlanta backer Joe Diaz isn't a white anarchist. He's a multiracial Obama voter who's given up on Democrats.
Obama’s tone-deaf fundraising emails
Bill McKibben
We don't want dinner with the president. We want a leader who will fight for change
“It’s a protest. It’s not Woodstock”
Teddy Wayne
A day inside Zuccotti Park finds a leader-less protest at a crossroads -- both organized and anarchic. What's next?
Behind the GOP’s OWS backlash
David Sirota
By comparing the protests to '60s demonstrations, Republicans reveal their continued opposition to civil rights
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