Today in Slate: Michele Bachmann For President? Plus, Will the Web Have a Place in a World Full of Apps?

Today: March 25, 2011 Bachmann Overdrive Michele Bachmann for president? Among Republicans, she's more popular than you think. By David Weigel READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics The Future of the Internet Will the Web have a place in a world full of apps? By Farhad Manjoo READ FULL STORY | More Business and Tech Retirement Entrepreneurs They may live in "Leisure World," but these clever, ambitious retirees have figured out how to make money by turning their neighbors into customers. By Emily Yoffe READ FULL STORY | More Life Being the Brother of VCU's Shaka Smart, the Hottest Coach in the NCAA HBO's Mildred Pierce Is Classy to a Fault Exactly How Much Money Will Rebecca Black Make From Her "Friday" Video? If Elizabeth Warren Can Stare Down Republicans, She Can Run the Consumer Protection Bureau Advertisement What Is Grief Actually Like? Science Fairs, Bird Deaths, Mexican Kidnappings, and Other Things Journalists Claim They Can't Count Briefing Arab unrest: Why Qatar seems immune from the Middle East's revolutionary fever. Which countries are least vulnerable to natural disaster? News & Politics How Salam Fayyad is undermining Islamism in the West Bank. McComish v. Bennett: Does the Supreme Court care more about free speech for the wealthy than about political corruption? Arts Elizabeth Taylor, RIP: A farewell to the most fleshly of all actresses. Poems by Lola Ridge: an early, great chronicler of New York life. Life Women funeral directors: starting to dominate the death care industry. Jimmer Fredette 2011: The virtues of college basketball's biggest ball hogs. Business & Tech Groupon's big discounts: how its coupon business could eventually cripple the merchants that rely on it. Future of innovation: Readers' predictions about mobile gadgets. Science Is organic wine better for the environment? Robots and the Japan nuclear crisis: Don't start a reactor you can't shut down. Podcasts & Video The Political Gabfest for March 25, 2011. Rebecca Black's "Friday," Netflix's House of Cards, and the European Union's "right to be forgotten" on this week's Culture Gabfest podcast.

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