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Eat The Future
The Republicans face a budget conundrum, and their answer is to sacrifice tomorrow. 
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In Defense of Marriage, for All
Why do the Obama administration’s lawyers continue to defend the Defense of Marriage Act in court? Comment
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The 'Two or More Races' Dilemma
Opponents of the Education Department's new mixed-race categories say they are discriminatory. Are they?
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Race, Sex and the Trials of a Young Explorer
By RICHARD CONNIFF
Even as scientific knowledge flourished in the 19th century, many naturalists remained steeped in racial prejudices and stereotypes.
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If It's Valentine's Day, This Must Be Pittsburgh
By TED WIDMER
A difficult Valentine's Day for a weary Lincoln as the president-elect's train moves east to Pittsburgh.
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Twin Journeys, Destination Unknown
By JAMIE MALANOWSKI
Abraham Lincoln begins the journey from Springfield to Washington, while Jefferson Davis travels from Brierfield to Montgomery.
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Tahrir Square, a Forum For All
The Op-Ed columnist Roger Cohen discusses how Tahrir Square opened up dialogues between westernized and Islamist Egyptians.
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Wall Street’s Dead End
By Felix Salmon
Why the decline of public markets threatens American capitalism.
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Running on Empty
Congress is threatening to deny the S.E.C. the necessary financing to carry out financial reform.
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The Risk to Bristol Bay
The E.P.A. is right to do a study on the threats to Bristol Bay posed by mining and other commercial projects.
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Sounds Like America
By LAWRENCE DOWNES
Fiddles, foot-stomping, bagels and the blues: Arhoolie Records at 50.
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Sometimes, Justice Can Play Politics
By NOAH FELDMAN
Critics of Justice Antonin Scalia and Justice Clarence Thomas ignore the history of the court.
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The Ghost of Revolutions Past
By NIKOLAI GROZNI
What Egyptians in 2011 can learn from the experience of Bulgarians in 1989.
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Inside the Muslim (Journalist’s) Mind
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Pakistan’s journalists have found themselves the center of America’s struggle against terrorism.
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Lincoln Elected (Again)
By TED WIDMER
A rough day for Lincoln as his train journey reaches Columbus, although he is officially certified as the next president.
THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
Postcard From Cairo, Part 2
Israel should want a dynamic Egypt, not the dead stable Egypt of Mubarak.
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What Will the Egyptian Military Do?
With Mubarak’s departure, will the army take power or push for democratic change?
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