Today in Slate: Does My Insurance Cover Falling Satellites? Plus, Weisberg on Suskind

Today: September 23, 2011 Don't Believe Ron Suskind His book about Obama is as spurious as the ones he wrote about Bush. By Jacob Weisberg READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Not Sharing Is Caring Facebook's terrible plan to get us to share everything we do on the Web. By Farhad Manjoo READ FULL STORY | More Business and Tech Moneyball A great sports movie for people who can't stand sports movies. By Dana Stevens READ FULL STORY | More Arts With the Best Line of the GOP Debate, Gary Johnson Becomes a Real Candidate Rick Perry Proves He's a Feeler, Not a Thinker Pan Am: Sumptuous Fluff About American Dominance Help! My Husband Says He Had a One-Night Stand. I Think He's Lying. Advertisement Briefing The supposed health risks of public nudity. Does my insurance cover falling satellites? News & Politics Paul Kagame's Rwanda: Can the African nation have peace and prosperity without freedom? Republican presidential debate: The more he debates, the worse Rick Perry gets. Life Longform.org's Guide to Michael Lewis: His best stories about money and/or balls. Iris Krasnow's The Secret Lives of Wives: Is time alone the secret to a happy marriage? Business & Tech Anxiety economics: The story Americans tell about the economy may be more relevant than the numbers that describe it. Yahoo didn't mean to censor emails about Wall Street protests. The truth is much more insidious. Science Country collectors: How did wanderlust become a competitive sport? A history of map monsters. (IMAGES)

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