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Bret Stephens on BP and Gadhafi, Steven Pearlstein on Obama and big business, and more
"As worn-out as your 1998 flip-flops"
Joe Klein and Karl Rove play the oil spill blame game, the New York Times throws the book at the NFL, and more
How will the Big Apple's February forecast affect football's ultimate game?
Smartphones, synthetic cells, Elena Kagan, and the moral fog of war
Brief cases for and against
Will the organization respond?
David Brooks on two theories of change, Dana Milbank on replacing Summers, and more
The good news is, consumers come out on top
The era of stellar detective work (and a whole lot of employment for New Yorkers ) ends tonight
E.J. Dionne on Mark Souder's downfall, L. Gordon Crovitz on Web privacy, and more
David Ignatius on playing diplomatic chicken with Iran, Timothy Garton Ash on Europe sleepwalking to decline, and more
Larry Pressler on the "technicality generation," James McGregor on rethinking U.S.- China trade relations, and more
Not into basketball? It's still worth watching the NBA's weird draft system for sheer entertainment.
David Brooks on children of the '70s, Anne Applebaum on pirates, and more
The last teams standing close out a rough year for college football
Vanity Fair mulls jumping on the bandwagon
Woods's doctor gets arrested for dealing illegal substances
A House bill has pundits questioning the priorities of the legislative branch
Sports nuts favor some unexpected candidates for best college football player of the year
Livebloggers and Tweeters go hog-wild over America's felicitous grouping
The league is finally doing something about concussions, but is it enough?
The fallen track star returns ... to play basketball
'Team Edward:' one-sided power play or every girl's fantasy?
The Fighting Irish lose a football coach, and all the blame is falling on the university
The tennis star gets handed punishment for her U.S. Open outburst.
Whether in the backyard or on your TV, football may not be worth it this year.
American Idol alum gets racy at last night's American Music Awards
For Americans, neophytes, and soccer lovers, a recap of an epic week in the world's biggest sport
How did baseball's triumphant team make it back to the top?
Wendy Kaminer wants to know what's so bad about bestiality.
Sesame Street is about to pass a milestone. How much has it changed?
Twitter is abuzz about the Yankees slugger's two paintings
Brett Favre is back to play at Green Bay
Recapping the NFL Commissioner's Congressional testimony on brain damage.
With 26 championships under their belt, here's why the winningest team in baseball is prepared to win...again
Sports writer Ray Ratto hates on tennis star's meth habit, athletes
Basketball lovers offer solutions to the problems with professional basketball's age limit
Friedman gets his knuckles rapped for slamming American education
Saturday Night Live's Jenny Slate accidentally said the F word--and no one really seems to mind
Reactions from the Twitterverse over Gmail's second crash in a month
The Giant receiver got two years for gun possession. Democratic Underground wonders where his defenders are.
Pundits have been longing for someone to save health care from the moment it was introduced
He'll always be known as the man who fired Bobby Knight, but Myles Brand was a great reformer, too
Atrios: Bag Fees make flying terrible. Yglesias: Who cares, they're good for the environment.
Obama curses, the statement gets tweeted and the world agrees, but is it the end of Twitter?
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