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Today: September 14, 2011 "Let Him Die" A debate question exposes the incoherence—and cowardice—of the Republican candidates' opposition to Obamacare. By Jacob Weisberg READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Hot Collars I got three custom shirts online. I'll never buy off the rack again. By Farhad Manjoo READ FULL STORY | More Life Awwwww Up All Night may be the first great sitcom about babies. By Troy Patterson READ FULL STORY | More Arts When Do Gay Kids Start "Acting Gay"? The Movie That Destroyed Orson Welles Hanna Rosin Explains Why Men Are Finished   Advertisement   Briefing Slate seeks editorial assistant! How are flight attendants supposed to deal with fornicating passengers? News & Politics From Michele Bachmann to Mother Jones, a brief history of maternal indignation in American politics. How Rick Perry can defuse the controversy over the HPV vaccine. Arts Steven Millhauser's We Others: Why a sampling of his amazing stories makes you want a full collection of them. I watched every Steven Soderbergh movie. Life Victoria Heinicke, tennis' first grunter. Plus: Notes on the evolution of grunting. Qatar Football Dreams: Is it a humanitarian project or a scheme to buy Africa's best players? Business & Tech Transhumanism: Why I don't want to be a cyborg. Michael Arrington, TechCrunch: How the site changed startup culture. Science The science of pyromania. Testosterone and fatherhood: Are men designed to nurture children?

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