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Teddy the Radical
Sen. Kennedy was a white liberal who believed in black power.
Sen. Edward Kennedy believed in black political power.
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Slate
Joslyn James' secret text messages to Tiger Woods.
The tricks Congress uses to get better CBO scores for their legislation.
A federal court rebukes a district attorney who cracked down on three girls over seminude photos.
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The Big Money
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The Battle for the Soul of Social Media
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Double X
What Everyone Can Learn From Ben Roethlisberger
Tiger's Sexting Oeuvre
Jihad Jane Is a Twisted Kind of Feminist
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Foreign Policy
Meet the Men Who Peddled Nukes to Al Qaeda
Photo Essay: Scenes from the Next Afghan Battlefield
Hezbollah's Extreme Makeover
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Washington Post
Dems unveil changes, move toward vote
Gov. Sanford to pay ethics fine
Anti-'deem and pass' set aside
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Newsweek
Stolen Prescription Drugs: How Common Are Heists?
Proving Age Discrimination Is Harder Than Ever
Credit Default Swaps: Who Wins If The US Goes Bankrupt?
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