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  • Gingrich: Caught in the Net

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  • Romney Thinks Saying, “I’m a Conservative” Makes Him a Conservative
  • Pentagon Calls for More Big-War Weapons. What Happened to a Leaner, Meaner Military?
  • How Digital Roses Could Solve Internet Dating’s Biggest Problem
  • Quiz: Westminster Dog Name or a Line From Ginsberg’s “Howl”?
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  • 2. Harper’s Bazaar Intern Lawsuit: Why Don’t More Unpaid Interns Demand Back Pay?
    By Katy Waldman | February 13, 2012
  • 3. Why Super PACs Are Good for Democracy
    By David Weigel | February 13, 2012
  • 4. If Romney Is Going To Win This Election, He’ll Need To Do More Than Shout at People
    By John Dickerson | February 13, 2012
  • 5. Love in Three Photos: Slate Readers' Winning Valentine's Day Stories
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  • 2. Conservative Indian Politicians' Jaw-Dropping Excuse for Watching Porn at Work
    By Amana Fontanella-Khan | February 13, 2012
  • 3. Obama Wants Much Higher Taxes on the Rich; Romney Wants Slightly Higher Taxes on the Poor  
    By Matthew Yglesias | February 13, 2012
  • 4. Why Are Some Women Turned On by Chris Brown’s Beating of Rihanna? 
    By J. Bryan Lowder | February 13, 2012
  • 5. How Will Life Change if No One Forgets Anything?
    By Evan Selinger | February 13, 2012
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  • Pentagon Calls for More Big-War Weapons. What Happened to a Leaner, Meaner Military?
  • How Digital Roses Could Solve Internet Dating’s Biggest Problem
  • Quiz: Westminster Dog Name or a Line From Ginsberg’s “Howl”?
  • Can You Really Fix a Straw Poll? And Did Romney Do It at CPAC?
  • How the Heart Shape Became a Symbol of True Love
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