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Discovered: remote polluted lakes, uninformed fish, a comet crossbow, clinical trial check-up and one place to be to find undiscovered invertebrates.
New research finds less studying, more socializing in marginally challenging college environments
Give Rogen a break. Or don't.
Relative political unknown Herman Cain announces he's launching a presidential exploratory committee
Last year appears to be a record year in foreclosure filings
Celebrating the online encyclopedia and discussing its future
On women's depression, Bill Daley's strengths, and Congress's finest hour
On Haitian exiles, lonely tweeters, and stay-at-home moms
She records an eight minute video condemning the attacks and praising "passionate exchange and debate of ideas"
Another peril of interviewing Snooki Paloozi on her book tour
It's able to inform users that the government is requesting information about certain WikiLeaks followers
On Chinese weaponry, school reform, and life in Tuscon
They do appear to paint a "rosy" portrait to their debt-laden students
On attempted assassinations, Haitian cholera, and Biden's trip to Pakistan
Debra Saunders and Roger Simon debate about violent imagery in political discourse
Mustering excitement for "Season of the Witch"
Shocker: why didn't anyone else think of this?
On raunchy captains, offshore drilling, and the war on judges
The Daily Show makes a mission of annoying the Arizona Senator
The British Medical Journal alleges that Dr. Andrew Wakefield deliberately falsified his infamous Lancet study
On the minivan revival, sex-crime accusers, and that new Congress we have
And Lawrence O'Donnell is more than willing to grill Rep. Bob Goodlatte about it
You're not bald, you just have invisible hair
Vanity Fair releases an expose airing the grievances of two consultants who are suing The Huffington Post and saying they had a "critical role" in the creation of the site
Pakistan's blasphemy laws, Facebook's false friends, and a summer at The New Yorker
Megyn Kelly hosts a debate on the crunchy topic
Because starring in a religious-themed thriller makes Cameron an expert on this?
Here's what piqued the interest of tech reporters getting ready to head to Las Vegas for the event
On rediscovering the Constitution, the "distant" military, and pet ownership
Guess which candidate owns zero, four, or sixteen firearms
Rep. Fred Upton and House Republicans are laying groundwork for a repeal of the landmark legislation
On the "unborn paradox," the video game economy, and rewriting No Child Left Behind
Surprise: another talking head says something sensational. MSNBC's Uygur wonders if there's a difference between shooting a caribou on live television and running a dogfighting ring
Megyn Kelly rebukes one web writer's recommendation to use the phrase "undocumented immigrant" instead
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