Will Hillary Clinton stay on as secretary of state?

THE OBAMA WHITE HOUSE Will Hillary Clinton stay on as secretary of state? The eminently intriguing Democrat inspires a flurry of speculation after vaguely raising the possibility that she might stick around after all THE OBAMA CAMPAIGN Rolling Stone: President Obama calls Mitt Romney a 'bullsh*tter' Conservatives, unsurprisingly, aren't very happy about the president's choice of words SCIENCE+TECH The nasty germs living on your cellphone The Wall Street Journal tests random phones in a Chicago office, and finds a whole lot of bacteria associated with fecal contamination NASA Will the Curiosity rover ever come back to Earth? NASA hopes that when humans set foot on Mars, they'll be able to bring the beloved rover home BUSINESS CNN's 'hormonal women voters' article: 6 outraged reactions The most trusted name in news lost the trust of many readers when it published a baffling article suggesting that hormones influence female voting habits ARTS+LIFE Is Cloud Atlas racist? The new film, which hits theaters tomorrow, has been attacked by numerous commentators for using white actors to play Asian characters FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE Why lowering the hoop for women's basketball is a terrible idea Please, implores Miriam Krule at Slate: Do not be swayed by UConn legend Gino Auriemma's suggested hoop-lowering SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE Who would win in a fight: A modern human or a Neanderthal? NEWSER Fukushima running out of room for toxic water NEW YORK MAGAZINE Courtney Love is reportedly working on a Nirvana broadway musical THE FRISKY 7 famous female sex scandals throughout history SALON Why the "war on fat" is a scam to peddle drugs Taylor Swift's Red and all the records it could break: A slideshow The lovesick country-pop singer is on track to become the first female performer to have two albums sell 1 million copies in their first week         Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2012 The Week, All rights reserved.