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  • #altarcations

    Scoring Sunday's Nuptials: In Which Destiny Aligns Us with the Vows Section

    Don't think you're ever getting married? You probably won't, you jaded prick/insecure pansy. You think marriage is "outdated," right? Talk to the Phyllis Nefler about "progressive" as she explains the NYT's Weddings & Celebrations connection with fighting the alien threat. More »
    12/06/09
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    By Phyllis Nefler
  • #jurisprudence

    The Man Who Was Really There

    Firas Al-Qaisi is an Iraqi attorney who risked his life helping the American forces in Baghdad which led to weeks of torture and dentention by Shiite militias. Now he's suing the U.S. for $200 million for trying to murder him. More »
    12/02/09
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  • #conspiracytheories

    Facebook's New 'Privacy' Scheme Smells Like an Anti-Privacy Plot

    Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg issued an open letter to his 350+ million users; you probably saw it this morning when logging in. Facebook will kill regional networks like "New York." Why? To trick you. More »
    12/02/09
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  • #printisdead

    The Heeb Magazine Deathwatch Starts Now (Updated)

    A tipster informs us that Heeb—the favorite rag of Holocaust-mocking hipster Jews everywhere—is going kaput. Details? Email us. Update: Other tipsters paint a picture of a Heeb on the brink. If hasn't died yet, it probably will soon. More »
    11/30/09
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  • #culturaldivides

    British Sunday Times Writer Who Thinks New York City Pretty Much Sucks: A Formal Response

    Oh, hello there, Stephanie Marsh of the Sunday Times. When you write an essay called "New York has lost its edge," and you live here, it's okay. When you're writing from London... More »
    11/22/09
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  • #demurrals

    Why Won't Rudy Run for Governor? [Updated: Because He's Running For Senate]

    According to the New York Times' Danny Hakim, Rudolph Giuliani has decided not to run for governor of New York next year, despite publicly flirting with the idea for months. Is a shoe somewhere about to drop? More »
    11/19/09
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  • #punditry

    Sean Hannity Promises to Respond to Comedy Show That Fact-Checked Him

    We all saw the Daily Show fact-checking Fox clip, right? Where Hannity reused 9/12 rally footage and pretended it was from last week? Guess what: Hannity is going to "respond" tonight, on his show! So we'd better all watch! More »
    11/11/09
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    By Pareene
  • #guestfeature

    Bizarre Love Triangle: Breitbart, Reuters, and the Drudge Report

    Earlier today, author Greg Beato posted a fascinating story on his site Soundbitten disclosing the links-for-pay arrangement that the Drudge Report's sometime deputy Andrew Breitbart struck with Reuters. We wrote about it earlier, but Beato's allowed us to reprint it. More »
    11/05/09
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    By Greg Beato
  • #feuds

    Big Book Reveals Generational Rift at the New York Times

    The success of New York Times business reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin's tome Too Big to Fail has provoked a debate in the fractious newsroom: is he a plugged-in wunderkind or an in-over-his-head cub reporter who mooches off his veteran colleagues? More »
    10/30/09
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  • #rebellion

    Bee Shaffer Hops Off the Print Media Titanic, Joins College Humor

    Bee Shaffer is rebelling against her mother, Vogue editrix Anna Wintour, by joining the ranks of new media. We hear that she is the new assistant to Ricky Van Veen, the editor in chief of College Humor. More »
    10/30/09
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