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Ohio just killed someone with a single drug. Why do other states use a three-drug cocktail? - Articles of Faith
Why Americans can't talk about religion and the Supreme Court. - The Slatest: Evening Edition
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A collection of older, cheaper gadgets that still make great gifts in 2009. - The Music Club
Why will.i.am is like Irving Berlin. - The Fallacy of False Choices
Why Obama's favorite rhetorical tic can be misleading. - The Nobel War Prize
With his Nobel speech, Obama shows an idealistic tough-mindedness. - Booked for the Holidays
Slate picks the best reads of 2009. - Obama's War and Peace
How the president accepted the Nobel while sending more troops to fight in Afghanistan. - Julie Powell: On Butchery and Marriage
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Has a state-negotiated not-quite-public option been added to the compromise? - The Lovely Bones
Peter Jackson's attempt to show us heaven. - Christmas for Jews
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How Gomorrah tore up the mob-movie rulebook. - Tiger Woods Does Not Have 11 "Mistresses"
His many paramours aren't committed enough to merit that term. - How To Handle a Santa Skeptic
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Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2009
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Why is Congress always meddling with sports? - Health Reform Scorecard
Sen. Byron Dorgan makes his pitch for importing prescription drugs. - Tiger Woods' Facebook Feed
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Lawmakers should set new rules now for asserting their war powers later. - The Music Club
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MTV's Jersey Shore. - My 7-MPH Escape
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Al Gore talks about global warming, those e-mails, and his new book. - Metatransparency
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Vote for the most important stories of the year. - Don't Vote Pacquiao 2010
The world's greatest boxer is running for office in the Philippines. This can't end well. - The Battle for Press Freedom Moves Online
Half the journalists in jail work online, and most of them are freelancers. - What Ever Happened to the Exxon Valdez Spill?
Have we cleaned up Alaska yet? - You Shouldn't Have
The economic argument for never giving another gift. - "Dead Mother"
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The ban on minarets wasn't driven by bigotry; it was about fear of extremists. - The Poll Heard Round the World
Could a Tea Party candidate actually win an election? - Buy Local, Act Evil
Can organic produce and natural shampoo turn you into a heartless jerk? - Why Did Amanda Knox Get an Extra Year in Jail?
Can DNA evidence really yield a false match? And other questions about the Italian murder trial. - Jewspotting
In which the New York Times expresses astonishment at members of the tribe living in out-of-the-way places. - You Lie, Luke Wilson
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Abortion and the fraud of legislative precedents. - Hey, Mr. Postman
Why e-mail can never replace the letter.
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