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September 09, 2010

INTERNATIONAL

Castro: The Cuban Model No Longer Works

In an exclusive interview in Havana, the communist revolutionary explains what's wrong with the system
By Jeffrey Goldberg   Share    

POLITICS

How Not to Fire Up the Democratic Base

Liberals may not turn out on Election Day because they're disappointed by the White House and Congress—not because they don't hate Republicans
By Clive Crook   Share    

BUSINESS

How About a Sales Tax Holiday as Stimulus?

It would certainly get people to shop more and push businesses to hire so they can keep up with new demand
By Daniel Indiviglio   Share    

CULTURE

How Bob Dylan Changed the '60s and America

An interview with historian Sean Wilentz about his new book on the musical giant
By Eleanor Barkhorn   Share    

SCIENCE & TECH

In Defense of Craigslist

How attorneys general forced the website to start making money off of sex ads in 2008—and why closing "adult services" will make prostitution worse
By Benjamin Popper   Share    

NATIONAL

Educational Excellence Bites Back

American education is far from perfect, but the models abroad aren't much better
By Edward Tenner   Share    

FOOD

Lunch for $1?

That's how much money schools have to feed children after the bureaucracy takes its cut. The pittance has one of the world's best chefs, and a father, calling for change.
By José Andrés   Share    

VIDEO

The Last Days of the Soap Opera

James Parker points out familiar tropes in scenes from "As the World Turns"
By Jennie Rothenberg Gritz   Share    
MOST POPULAR THIS WEEK
  1. The Point of No Return
    The Iranian nuclear threat will soon come to a head. A preemptive attack by Israel could be disastrous. It might happen anyway.
    International | Jeffrey Goldberg
  2. Is Google Making Us Stupid?
    What the Internet is doing to our brains.
    Science & Technology | Nicholas Carr
  3. The End of Men
    Women are dominating society as never before.
    National | Hanna Rosin
  4. Have You Ever Tried to Sell a Diamond?
    The work of a giant cartel and of an inspired, decades-long ad campaign.
    Business | Edward Jay Epstein
  5. As We May Think
    This 1945 paper by Dr. Bush calls for a new relationship between thinking man and the sum of our knowledge.
    Science & Technology | Vannevar Bush

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