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The Government Has Tried to Fix Football Before Library of Congress

The Government Has Tried to Fix Football Before

The Congressional hearing on the Saints' bounty scandal is not unprecedented—Teddy Roosevelt shaped the rules of college gridiron.

Sports

Colbert Dishes On Bush, Glenn Beck, and MSNBC

Tv

Rites of Passage: A Yankee Family Story

On Bono, Favoritism and College Admissions

Music

A TiVo Challenge: Watching ObamaVision on a Sunday Morning

The Teacher-in-Chief Takes To the Bully Pulpit As School Is Back In Session

Far from the Political Echo Chamber, Holiday Notes on a "Struggling Presidency"

In a Small Michigan Town, Even Meryl Streep Has To Cool Her Heels Amid a Small Act of Decency

Film

What do you get for a $15,000 dinner with the President? Try crab cakes, baseball highlights and a chance to debate the Honduran coup

Sex Degrees of Separation: The Fight for Barack Obama's U.S. Senate seat

A British Lesson for American Media: Just Say No to Boring

Sonia Sotomayor and the charade of the empty vessel: How naive are we?

The rough justice of American politics: Senator Roland Burris exits, anonymity beckons

The black, white and brown of retirement savings: New study underscores perilous racial and ethnic differences

It was ALMOST like my beating Tiger Woods: The U.S. ALMOST beats Brazil in soccer

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The Atlantic Monthly

James Fallows on Jerry Brown's second chance. Plus: the mystery of the second skeleton, how gay couples are getting marriage right, the end of the retail salesperson, and more.

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