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Karen Handel and Sarah Palin in August, 2010. (AP/John Bazemore)

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Lorelei Lee

Lorelei Lee
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Mary Elizabeth Williams
Conrad Murray (Reuters/Salon)

Why doctors can't say no

Rahul K. Parikh
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How PTSD took over America

Alice Karekezi
23-year-old Mehdi Hassan, from Bamongram village in northeastern Bangladesh, sold part of his liver to an black market organ broker and received nothing in return (Sebastian Strangio/GlobalPost)

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Why I made myself radioactive

Andrew C. Gottlieb
Newt Gingrich (AP/Melina Mara)

Newt's bad prescription

Joshua Perry
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David Sirota
Jonah Hill in 2007's "Superbad" (left) and at a BAFTA event in Los Angeles in July, 2011. (Reuters/Fred Prouser)

Are comedians funnier when they're fat?

Susannah Gora
Ayelet Waldman

Stop the HPV squeamishness

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Sunita Thakur holds her son while she waits to receive family planning counseling at the Institutional Clinic and Training Center in Nepal

Hanna Ingber Win - GlobalPost
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A Costa Rican patient awaits care in a San Jose hospital on July 20, 2011

Alex Leff - GlobalPost

How we became a nation of cutters

Mandy Van Deven
Renee Walker's labels for peanut butter and an apple

Nicole Torres - Imprint

Rahul Parikh
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Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar

Ann Nichols

Natasha Lennard
Rep. Michele Bachmann and Tucker Carlson

How not to attack Michele Bachmann

Alex Pareene
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David Sirota

When insurance isn't enough

David Sirota
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Maria Cheng
A woman holds bean sprouts with chopsticks in Berlin, Germany, Sunday, June 5, 2011. Health authorities say locally grown beansprouts in northern Germany have been identified as the likely cause of an outbreak of E. coli that has killed at least 22 people and sickened hundreds in Europe. (AP Photo/Gero Breloer) (AP)

Raphael G. Satter
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