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Opinion Today: Couched in History

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Living Rooms

Couched in History

A short history of two essential pieces of living room furniture.

Futher Improbables

A continuing examination of the long odds that anyone, from Plato to Sinatra, has of actually existing.

The Thread

Of Punching Hippies and Jumping Ship

As several Obama insiders leave the White House, progressive bloggers are saying, "good riddance."

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Room for Debate

Why More Students Rely on Tutors

Has high school become harder or are students seeking extra help to beat the competition?

Video Bloggingheads

Abolish the Estate Tax?

Annie Lowrey of The Washington Independent and Reihan Salam of National Review debate the estate tax.

Dot Earth

'Gathering Storm' Approaching Category 5

The country's intellectual infrastructure is still eroding, a new report finds.

Schott's Vocab

Cut and Paste

This weekend, co-vocabularists have generously shared words and phrases so frozen they are straight from the ice-box.

Evaluations

The Case Against the Pledge

Why I'm still disappointed with it.

Conscience of a Liberal

Authenticity

Lack of personal interest? So what?

On the Ground

An Aside on Contraception

Why is contraceptive research so under-funded? And why don't pharmaceutical companies invest more in developing new kinds of contraceptives? A few ideas...

Freakonomics on NYTimes.com Op-Ed Podcast

The authors Steven Levitt, Stephen Dubner and guest contributors blog about the hidden side of the economy.

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