GALLERY
A guided tour through the National Enquirer's checkered history
 
 
Peace and Bitterness
A Child Stripper's Saga
She's No Quitter, But What About Him?
For Seniors, the Waiting Game Is On
ABORTION
Lisa Miller
BLOGS
Jessica Bennett
THE DIGNITY INDEX

A weekly mathematical survey of dubious behavior that measures, on a scale of 1 to 100, just how low a person can go.

BLACKJACK
Tony Dokoupil

Films like '21' make people think they can win big at blackjack. The casinos know better.

FAST CHAT
Jessica Bennett
A LIFE IN MOVIES

"Stop-Loss," Peirce's long-awaited follow-up to her 1999 film "Boys Don't Cry," tells the story of a decorated American soldier ordered back to Iraq.

HEALTH MATTERS
Mary Carmichael
HEALTH CARE
Jennifer Barrett

Can employers put you on a diet? No, but they can make it more expensive to be fat. New ways companies are monitoring employee health habits and rewarding those who shape up.

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MY TURN
Ron Bel Bruno

Because of Dad's Alzheimer's, I had to come out of the closet twice. We got it right the second time.