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Lessons from the swipe fee war
David Sirota
Regular Americans can still win small legislative victories, as long as they're on the same side as Wal-Mart
Dennis Kucinich meets with Syrian president
Justin Elliott
The congressman disputes a Syrian state news report that he praised President Assad
“Go the F**k to Sleep” and Tracy Morgan’s comedy battle
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Tracy Morgan's latest gaffe, and an absurd CNN piece about "Go the F**k to Sleep," show how subjective humor can be
Remembering the words of a design great
Steven Heller
What the genius behind the logos of IBM, ABC and UPS taught us about graphic art
Mike Barnicle: The best friend a gangster could have
Steve Kornacki
When Whitey Bulger was at the peak of his power, he could always count on a friendly columnist to do his P.R.
The NFL and “The View” take on gay marriage
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Elisabeth Hasselbeck defends David Tyree's plug for NOM -- and shows the complex politics of same-sex unions
“If a Tree Falls”: Understanding the era of “eco-terrorism”
Andrew O'Hehir
A fascinating and remarkably fair-minded documentary probes the roots of the notorious Earth Liberation Front
Did Bristol Palin accuse Levi of rape in her new memoir?
Drew Grant
In "Not Afraid of Life: My Journey So Far," Sarah's daughter describes her first sexual encounter
The imaginary GOP “moderate” candidate
Andrew Leonard
Does former Utah governor Jon Huntsman have an economic platform? If so, why won't he tell us what it is?
Deflating the myth of perfect parenting
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Two splashy stories challenge our ideas of what makes a good mother
Anthony Weiner’s willing partners
Gene Lyons
When a male politician acts like a rooster, we tend to hear about the moral superiority of women
Everything you know about the Civil War is wrong
Joan Walsh
Almost. Historian David Goldfield exposes how evangelical Protestants turned a conflict into a bloody conflagration
Turn this plane around
Patrick Smith
A fight breaks out in-flight over a reclined seat. The crew opts to return to the D.C. airport. Overreaction?
When serious women write about sex
Tracy Clark-Flory
Erica Jong's new anthology brings the thrill, and terror, of seeing respected female authors enter the sexual arena
A history of AIDS hysteria
Emma Mustich
The first cases were recognized 30 years ago this week, and a national panic slowly built
Was Abe Lincoln a Jewish pawn of the Rothschilds?
Andrew Leonard
He freed the slaves, preserved the Union and pushed major banking reform. That last part still gets people upset
Momentum shifts in Weiner crotch shot story
Justin Elliott
Through his odd behavior, the New York congressman manages to convince the press he's hiding something
Media swarms aimless Palin bus tour
Justin Elliott
Scores of reporters breathlessly track every one of Sarah Palin's meaningless moves
“The Greater Journey”: American pilgrims in 19th century Paris
Max Byrd
David McCullough's fascinating new book explores the lives of lesser known luminaries in the City of Light
Amy Poehler’s Harvard graduation speech
Drew Grant
The comedian and actress wants you to remember one thing: Everything you see in movies is real
The big debt lie
Gene Lyons
After three decades of failed experiments, you'd think we might finally give up on supply-side economics
Democracy talks — listen up!
Michael Winship
"Bill Moyers Journal: The Conversation Continues" helps make sense of the world we lived in from 2007 to 2010
Graduation quotes for the new generation
Drew Grant
It's time to stop using "The Graduate." Here are some cultural references that college kids can relate to
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