Today in Slate: Hitchens on How to Stop Nuclear Proliferation; Plus, the Gaga Rapture

Today: May 24, 2011 Show, Don't Tell Do photographs of California's overcrowded prisons belong in a Supreme Court decision about those prisons? By Dahlia Lithwick READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Busy Being Born What does Bob Dylan's music owe to his fans? By John Dickerson READ FULL STORY | More Arts The Gaga Rapture Her new album takes pop to windswept, end-times heights. By Jody Rosen READ FULL STORY | More Arts Hitchens: Want To Stop Nuclear Proliferation? Encourage Democracy. The Longer Republicans Wait for an "Exciting" Candidate, the Worse Off They'll Be Why Are So Many of This Summer's Blockbusters Set in the Past? Why Do They Call the Great Plains "Tornado Alley"? Advertisement How To Create the Perfect Performance of King Lear Help! A Sex Offender in Our Family Sent Us a Nice Wedding Gift. Do We Send a Thank-You? Briefing Palinisms: Did she really say that? Palinisms: Did she really say that? News & Politics Tornado devastation: Tornado images from the last century. (PHOTOS) A map of tornado-related fatalities in 2011. Arts The unbearable summer ritual of watching movies outdoors. "The Irises" Life Oprah's last show: Who will replace the talk show host as America's spiritual leader? Eating cheese in China. Science Tornado in Missouri: Why more and more natural disasters are plaguing us, and what we can do about it. Are tornadoes environmental disasters? Podcasts & Video Digital Manners: Is Facebook the right place to say you want to be more than just friends? Hang Up and Listen on the history of ESPN, Comcast's challenge to ESPN, and the latest on the financial troubles of the New York Mets.

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