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2.27.11

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How Chris Christie Did His Homework

By MATT BAI

The governor of New Jersey became the most celebrated Republican in America by tagging public-sector workers like cops and firefighters — and especially teachers — as 21st-century welfare queens.

The Caucus: Christie on the 2012 Candidates | Video

SHANGHAI In “The Wrinkles of the City,” photos of elders were used to represent the past.

Supercolossal Street Art

By GABY WOOD

For the street artist known only as JR, the world is a canvas.

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Queen of the Mommy Bloggers

By LISA BELKIN

Of all the self-exposing bloggers striving to be heard, Heather Armstrong has emerged as the master of the art and commerce of the overshare.

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Multimedia

Interactive Feature: Portraits From a Job-Starved City

A tour through the stores, factories and offices of Rockford, Ill.

Lens Blog

Interactive Feature: The 10th Annual Year in Ideas

A high-to-low, silly-to-serious selection of ingenuity and innovation.

Interactive Feature: The Lives They Lived

A collection of narratives that celebrate lives.

Video: The Music They Made

Sunday Puzzles

You can now download and print the popular variety puzzles from the Sunday magazine free online. Look below for links to this week’s puzzle as well as answers to last week’s.

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The Way We Live Now

Fact-Free Science

By JUDITH WARNER

How the right is using tactics learned from the left to discredit climate change.

The Ethicist

Goodbye

By RANDY COHEN

I have written The Ethicist for 12 years: 614 columns. This is my last.

On Language

The Future Tense

By BEN ZIMMER

Looking ahead and looking back.

Phys Ed

Should Children Run Marathons?

By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS

One recent study suggests that there is no reason for children to avoid running long distances; another study casts doubt.

Lives

Nice Girls

By JOHN MOE

A bunch of teenagers within hearing range, and not a bully in sight.

The Hollywood Issue

Video Feature

Video Gallery: 14 Actors Acting

This year’s great performers striking some of the classic attitudes of cinema.

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From the Archive

Newt. Again.

By MATT BAI

Defeated at the polls, divided over issues and outflanked by the Democrats, Republicans in Congress turn their lonely eyes to ... the former speaker of the House?