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UPDATED: Chechens suspected in Moscow airport bombing — death toll rises to 35, injures dozens more
AP/Salon
Experts speculate over who's responsible for the deadly attack. New photos, videos, reports emerge from the scene
WikiLeaks: Selective revelations
Raphael G. Satter
Despite a reputation for indiscriminate leaking, the website has released only 2,658 of its 251,287 documents
The real problem with “Tiger Mother”
Grace Hwang Lynch
As an Asian American mom, I'm sympathetic to Chua's tough love parenting. What bugs me is her blind adherence to it
Just how many bases does the Pentagon have?
Nick Turse
No one has the answer to that simple question. But whatever the exact number is, it needs to shrink -- soon
Does America really have the finest military in the world?
William J. Astore
The retired officer in me warms to the sentiment, but the historian in me begs to differ
Iran permitting some countries to visit nuclear sites
Nasser Karimi
The United States, chief critic of the country's atomic aspirations, is not among them
2011: year of New Year’s resolution rethink?
Leanne Italie
As cash-strapped families slog through the recession, "losing five pounds" is starting to seem a bit flimsy
Final goodbye: Some who died in ’10
BERNARD McGHEE
A comprehensive roll call, from Byrd, Salinger, Redgrave, McQueen, Horn, Curtis to many more
Steve Harvey: What women need to know
Latoya Peterson
The comic turned bestselling dating author on what ladies misunderstand about men, and who really has all the power
The new 20-somethings: Why won’t they grow up?
Michelle Fitzsimmons
They're unemployed, living with their parents and waiting longer to get married. What happened to young adulthood?
Russia reclaims tons of nuclear waste
George Jahn
International Atomic Energy Agency coordinates month-long repatriation of spent fuel from Serbian reactor
Senate approves new START
Desmond Butler
Despite persistent GOP threats to block passage, the arms control treaty passes the upper house on a 71-26 vote
The lame duck wins are adding up for Obama
Steve Kornacki
Republicans tried to make Obama choose between "don't ask, don't tell" repeal and the START treaty: He'll get both
Senate votes to end START debate
Associated Press
67-28 cloture tally portends final outcome in expected Wednesday vote on new arms control treaty with Russia
Democrats beat back GOP efforts to alter START
Associated Press
The latest Republican amendment to the nuclear agreement with Russia would have effectively killed the treaty
Ryan Lochte sets 2nd swimming world record in as many days
Andrew Dampf
The American is the only individual to hit world record marks in 2010 after bodysuits were banned earlier this year
Pelosi struggles to move tax compromise through House
David Espo
With time running out, opposition from both left and right makes unamended passage difficult for outgoing speaker
We can’t negotiate with nature
Bill McKibben
The environmental implications of climate change are too dire for Obama's compromise strategy to work
House votes to repeal “don’t ask, don’t tell”
Associated Press
250-175 vote shifts issue to Senate, where Democrats promise a lame-duck vote and Republicans promise opposition
Russian police detain over 1,000 people amid ethnic tensions
David Nowak
Arrests in several cities, including Moscow, follow clashes between racist hooligans and ethnic minorities on Sat.
Jon Kyl says finishing Senate business disrespects Christmas
Associated Press
Invoking the holidays, second-ranking GOP senator bemoans heavy schedule, which includes START, budget and taxes
The inhumane conditions of Bradley Manning’s detention
Glenn Greenwald
The private -- accused of leaking to WikiLeaks -- endures conditions many would call cruel, and possibly torture
Will Switzerland allow incest?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A Swiss law proposes decriminalizing consensual sexual relationships between parents and their adult children
Iran’s president abruptly fires foreign minister
Ali Akbar Dareini, Brian Murphy
Names nuclear chief as acting top diplomat, signaling primacy of the country's atomic energy aspirations
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