Today in Slate: Romney Means Business; Plus, Saletan on Kevorkian

Today: June 3, 2011 A Cover-Up, Not a Crime. Why the case against John Edwards may be hard to prove. By Richard L. Hasen READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Romney Means Business With a slow economy, can Mitt Romney's pitch work? By John Dickerson READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Jill Abramson: Built Truck Tough An excellent, if unsurprising, choice for executive editor of the New York Times. By Jack Shafer READ FULL STORY | More News and Politics Saletan: How Dr. Kevorkian's Ideas Helped Me Think About My Father's Death How Would You Have Done in the National Spelling Bee? Take Our Quiz. I'm Rooting for LeBron James, and I'm Not Ashamed To Admit It How Bad Is the Latest Dismal-Sounding Economic News? Advertisement The Best Thing About the New X-Men: The Love Affair Between James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender Is The Killing's Nuanced Portrait of Grief the Reason Viewers Are Losing Patience With It? Briefing Are helicopters safer than cars? Palinisms: Did she really say that? News & Politics Michele Bachmann and Sarah Palin running for president? Comparing the two Mama Grizzlies. Weinergate: Was Anthony Weiner's Twitter account hacked? The evidence for and against. Arts Steve Coogan interview: The Trip actor talks about playing himself and his disdain for impressions. Caleb's Crossing by Geraldine Brooks: next on the Audio Book Club Life National Spelling Bee winner Sukanya Roy: How have Indian-Americans won nine out of the last 13 competitions? It's gloppy, it's soggy, it's un-American. Business & Tech DSK scandal at the IMF: How to choose the organization's next leader. Cellphones aren't a cancer threat. Why do people always freak out about it? Science Do pickles cause cancer? Dominique Strauss-Kahn's GPS ankle monitor: Should we let defendants trade jail for electronic tracking? Podcasts & Video Mitt Romney's presidential run, Rep. Anthony Weiner's tweets, and the national economy on this week's Political Gabfest podcast. Silvio Berlusconi, Michele Bachmann's and Sarah Palin's potential White House bids, and Boomers aging gracefully on this week's DoubleX Gabfest.

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