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A new investigation questions Atlanta's recently stellar test scores
WikiLeaks founder makes cameo appearance on "Rap News"
International organizations try to keep the peace.
Russian palaces, brutal dictators, and closet criminals
The Fox News pundit weighs in on DADT
Is there a way to celebrate the Confederacy that doesn't ignore slavery?
Why fewer teens are having babies.
Haley Barbour, T. Boone Pickens, and Winnie-the-Pooh
Is this a life lesson or shameless flirtation?
Terrorists are apparently plotting to poison America's salad bars
Moody's considers downgrading Portugese debt
It's a recap of last night's total lunar eclipse--and Matt Lauer doesn't seem to get it
The questions we need to ask on Afghanistan, ROTC on campus, and real help for the homeless
"Assange" explains why he should be Time's Person Of The Year
Tweeters comment on a revealing profile of the Mississippi Governor
Meanwhile, Putin plays policeman. Here's what the judge's decision could mean for Russia and the U.S.
Abortion in Europe, Obama as a Tory, and Christmas for Christians
Olbermann impersonates his picks for this week's "Worst People in the World"
He got their attention, but can he change their minds?
The Internet revolts, the health care law takes a hit, and Obama gets his mojo back
The year's first real snow storm here in D.C. conjures up memories of last winter's Mid-Atlantic "snowpocalypse"
How to add some spice to the tax cut deal
Conservatives argue the FDA is motivated by cost
The CNN host's 25-year reign ends tonight
On rape apologists, euro hail-Marys, and a pale green Detroit
Time named Mark Zuckerberg "Person of the Year," but not everyone thinks the Facebook founder deserves the title.
Will the $1.2 trillion earmark-packed bill pass before Saturday?
Liu Xiaobo's politics, Kissinger's indifference, Orson Scott Card's shopping habits, and more
Tweeters already have Christmas on the brain
Why health care will survive, why lower taxes are morally right, why gay marriage isn't like tennis, and more
Tweeters celebrate and air their grievances with today's ruling
Why not everyone is excited about the Obamas' campaign against childhood obesity
Not everyone thinks this is much of a step forward
On fiscal procrastination, union abuse, and tools extending the brain
Marty Markowitz explains why he doesn't want a new bike lane--to the tune of "My Favorite Things"
Duncan Hines removes its 'Hip Hop Cupcakes' ad in response to accusations of racism.
More clues about The New York Times' much-debated paywall
On hundred-dollar bills, subversive Iranian women, and the importance of the black vote
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