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Sex tapes and outings and schlubs, oh my!
Rebecca Traister
Celebrate the year in sexual intrigue, as D-list celebs spread it for the cameras, Hollywood avoids smushmortions, and Hitler's mommy gets laid.
What happened to the Senate’s “60-vote requirement”?
Glenn Greenwald
The Democrats' refusal to filibuster Mukasey's confirmation, despite having more than 40 votes in opposition, speaks volumes about their sincerity.
I can’t believe it’s not torture, continued
Joan Walsh
Should Mukasey be confirmed as attorney general if he can't say whether waterboarding is torture?
Obama on energy for ’08
Amanda Griscom Little
The Democratic contender discusses battling greenhouse gases, dealing with China and India, and restoring the EPA from years of Bush ideology.
Hillary Clinton: Coal isn’t going away
Amanda Griscom Little
The presidential contender says we should look into "clean coal," but she can't promise she would never support "dirty" energy.
Is Rush Limbaugh next?
Alex Koppelman
Conservatives fear that Don Imus is the first casualty in a liberal-led media purge to force right-wing talkers off the air.
Let’s call the coal thing off
Amanda Griscom Little
Coal supplies nearly half the electricity in the U.S. and is responsible for more greenhouse-gas emissions than any other electricity source. Is it too late to kick the habit?
Global warning
Bill McKibben
World leaders neglected early warnings about global warming. Now, without an all-out assault on carbon emissions, we'll soon see a "totally different planet."
The party line on Iraq
Tim Grieve
Anti-escalation Republicans -- and Joe Lieberman, of course -- help block the debate.
The tipping point
Amanda Griscom Little
Industry leaders and lawmakers are collaborating to curb emissions. Is the logjam over global warming finally starting to break?
The first annual Capitol Hill roast
Walter Shapiro
Who is a turkey and who is not in Washington this year? Salon ranks the politicos who have earned our gratitude and those who should get their just deserts.
Control of the Senate, two weeks out and counting
Tim Grieve
The rundown on where things stand -- and where we think they'll end up.
The Dean big tent
Mark Follman
The chairman of the DNC is venturing beyond party lines with a major endorsement in his home state.
Nailing the Hammer? Not so fast
Arianna Huffington
Tom DeLay's ethical rap sheet is longer than the list of boys who have shared Michael Jackson's bed. But the new GOP line is "He hasn't done anything wrong."
Dean stays in his chair
Julia Scott
Howard Dean will not campaign for Vermont Senator Jim Jeffords' seat when it opens in 2006.
Indecency wars
Eric Boehlert
Activists who beat back the FCC on media consolidation are dismayed to find former allies leading an unprecedented effort to restrict radio and TV content.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
In a pair of games for the ages, one nearly endless and the other nearly unseen, the Red Sox stay alive and the Astros get within a win of the World Series.
The other guy Democrats love to hate
Sandeep Kaushik
In an interview with Salon, Ralph Nader rejects the spoiler label and says Democrats "need to stop their whining and go to work."
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Bill Kristol applauds President Bush for "dropping the pretense" that everything's under control; Andrew Sullivan says that more terrorist violence in Iraq might not be a bad thing. Plus: Cato's Stephen Moore says Howard Dean is tougher than the GOP thinks.
Pensions for all?
Arianna Huffington
In just a few short years, the nest eggs of the American worker have gone from sunny side up to seriously scrambled.
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