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Your baby, your "baby brain": Stress during pregnancy increases the risk of schizophrenia in children. If that worries you, maybe you'll forget about it soon.; Carol Lloyd Feb 7, 2008
I now pronounce you ... selfish and condescending?: The anger over a woman's article about never tying the knot shows just how threatening anti-marriage talk still is.; Carol Lloyd Jan 10, 2008
The Giuliani code: According to Newsweek, the ex-mayor's situational ethics derive from his working-class Italian Catholic background. Where's Bill Donohue when you need him?; Joan Walsh Nov 26, 2007
Engendering change: Some happy news on the transgender tip.; Carol Lloyd May 25, 2007
WSJ bests Newsweek, calling gay couple "couple": It's just the real estate section, but still.; Lynn Harris Sep 27, 2006
The damage done: How that Newsweek article really did a number on women.; Sarah Elizabeth Richards Jun 5, 2006
Newsweek: Did we mention we were wrong about that marriage stat?: The magazine's nostra culpa is its cover story.; Lynn Harris May 30, 2006
Newsweek "spinster" speaks out: Not waiting for Prince Charming, never was.; Lynn Harris May 24, 2006
Newsweek: OK, singles, now you can worry about terrorism: Twenty years later, the magazine says you might get married after all.; Lynn Harris May 24, 2006
The "war on boys" escalates: Newsweek's cover catapults the issue to the middle of the American consciousness.; Rebecca Traister Jan 23, 2006
Newsweek's anorexic cover girl: Is she too glam a poster girl for a dangerous teenage plague?; Rebecca Traister Dec 2, 2005
The president's days of malaise: A new poll has Bush's approval rating at a record low 36 percent.; Tim Grieve Nov 14, 2005
Cheers for tears: Why women should feel free to cry in the workplace -- and anywhere else they damn well please.; By Cecelie S. Berry Oct 18, 2005
"The president always knows": Why won't anyone ask Bush when he first learned of Valerie Plame's identity? That's one question he doesn't need to wait for the special prosecutor to answer.; By Judd Legum and Faiz Shakir Aug 17, 2005
What did the FBI know?: According to Newsweek's Michael Isikoff, FBI agents in London began avoiding the subways months ago.; Tim Grieve Jul 7, 2005
GOP lawmakers join call to close Gitmo: Even Vice President Dick Cheney is now hinting at the possibility -- though Rumsfeld's Pentagon continues to hype the prison's importance.; Mark Follman Jun 13, 2005
More tortured logic: Confirmation of Quran desecration at Gitmo prompts The Wall Street Journal's latest apologia on abuses in the war against terrorism.; Mark Follman Jun 7, 2005
Fear and explosions in Kabul: Afghanistan isn't Iraq yet. But when a suicide bomber blew himself and two other people up inside my hotel's Internet cafe, it became impossible to ignore the rising anger at foreigners here.; By Quil Lawrence Jun 4, 2005
U.S. integrity down the toilet: Forget about Newsweek: The Pentagon reveals more details of Quran desecration at Gitmo (very late on a Friday). No evidence of flushing -- but does splashing urine on the holy book count as abuse?; Mark Follman Jun 3, 2005
How nervous is Newsweek?: After being vilified for its anonymously -- and erroneously -- sourced story on Koran abuse, the magazine goes all out in identifying its sources.; Tim Grieve Jun 3, 2005
See no evil: Cloaked in myopic self-righteousness, the Bush administration is trying to make its gulag problem disappear by attacking Amnesty International. This isn't just blind and arrogant, it's harming the national interest.; By Sidney Blumenthal Jun 1, 2005
Still to blame: Newly declassified files on detainee abuse include sworn statements by a Pentagon employee about a military interrogator who threw the Koran on the floor and "stepped on it" -- provoking detainees to riot.; By Joe Conason May 27, 2005
The ugly truth in the mirror: From declassified FBI documents to a new report from Amnesty International, will the U.S. confront mounting evidence of its brutal practices in the war on terror?; Mark Follman May 26, 2005
O'Reilly's jihad against the L.A. Times: Fox News' finest calls for terrorists to behead the paper's editorial page editor.; Mark Follman May 25, 2005
How Newsweek's sneak peek failed: In what looks like a case of CBS syndrome, the magazine allowed a Pentagon official to read its Quran-abuse story -- all of it -- prior to publication.; Eric Boehlert May 24, 2005

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