William Broad, author of the new book The Science of Yoga, explains how yoga can seriously improve your sex life. Plus: Deadly yoga.
Is there a difference between using the Koran to incite violence and using the Book of Esther to advocate for war? Robert Wright and Eli Lake debate Netanyahu’s gift to Obama. Plus: Would nukes make Iran stronger?
Conn Carroll and Guy Benson examine whether the long primary is making Romney a stronger candidate. Plus: Has Romney made his nomination inevitable?
After years of provocative statements, why are advertisers only now abandoning Limbaugh in droves? Bill Scher and Matt Lewis investigate. Plus: Could Romney pick Rand Paul for VP?
Meir Javedanfar describes the Iranian president’s split personality.
Conor Friedersdorf and James Poulos make a more intelligent case against subsidizing birth control.
Sarah Posner and Sarah Wildman examine the language around Israel and Iran. Plus: Is “Israel firster” anti-Semitic?
On the debut of Washington Squares, Adam Serwer reframes the contraception debate by explaining that women go on the pill for a variety of health reasons, not just to avoid pregnancy. Plus: The Catholic case against contraception culture.
Israeli historian Gershom Gorenberg tells Glenn Loury that rabid support of settlements would put Santorum and Gingrich on the “tin-hat radical right” of Israeli politics.
Matthew Yglesias explains the idea behind his new book about housing. Plus: Speaking ill of Andrew Breitbart.