Today in Slate: Hitchens on D.S.K. Plus, Do Prenups Ever Expire?

Today: May 19, 2011 Beaucoup B.S. The DSK case and the silly stereotypes about American and European morals. By Christopher Hitchens READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics The Influencing Machine A comic-book manifesto about the state of the American media. By Brooke Gladstone READ FULL STORY | More Arts The Rosslyn Code Is a Scottish Da Vinci responsible for the Rosslyn melodies? By Chris Wilson READ FULL STORY | More Life Obama's Middle East Speech Was Uninspiring. He Nailed It! Dickerson: Why Gingrich Isn't the Candidate Republicans Hoped He Would Be Arnold and Maria Split: Do Prenups Ever Expire? Why the New Internet Currency Bitcoins Are Beloved by Libertarian Hipsters ... and Criminals Advertisement Wow, Gen. Petraeus Has a Lot of Medals and Ribbons. Here's What Each of Them Is For. We Knew Schwarzenegger Was a Cad in 2003. Why Didn't It Hurt His Political Career? Briefing How does a suicide watch work? Why is President Obama's financial disclosure form so vague? News & Politics NY 26: Jack Davis and the Tea Party vs. Jane Corwin and the Republican Party. Is buying sex a better way to help Cambodian women than buying a T-shirt? Arts CBS upfronts: Ashton Kutcher replacing Charlie Sheen, 2 Broke Girls, and How To Be a Gentleman. Robert Pinsky collaborates with jazz musicians: What do music and poetry share? Life May 21, Judgment Day: Family Radio's massive, highly organized billboard campaign to announce the imminent apocalypse. (PHOTOS) Sex with the groom, gym stalker, abortion revelation, and inheritance fight: Dear Prudence offers advice at Slate.com. Science Nitrous oxide and childbirth: Why laughing gas could be coming to a maternity ward near you. The "Energy Security" myth: It's a synonym for lazy, expensive policies that don't cut oil imports or reduce climate change. Podcasts & Video Dominique Strauss-Kahn's alleged sexual assault, Schwarzenegger's secret love child, the rise in vaginoplasty and Roseanne Barr's New York article on this week's DoubleX Gabfest. Dominique Strauss-Kahn's arrest, the Eurovision Song Contest, and Kristen Wiig in Bridesmaids on this week's Culture Gabfest podcast.

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