Ellen Willis, the New Yorker's first pop critic and a pro-sex feminist, was a literary Janis Joplin to generations of women. In tribute, we present her 1976 essay on the singer.
Liquoring up the Democrats Corporations with business pending in Washington spared no expense on Denver parties. By Mike Madden
American revolutionary In his acceptance speech, Barack Obama stood up for Democratic values, took the fight to McCain -- and proved that the United States is still capable of reinventing itself. By Walter Shapiro
John Kerry: I learned my lesson in 2004 The 2004 Democratic presidential nominee talks about his blistering attack on John McCain in Wednesday's speech -- and what he should've done differently four years ago. By Thomas Schaller
