To endorse Hirsi Ali—as pundits everywhere from Fox News to network news have—insults and mocks a billion Muslims

Salon spoke with Professor Jane Kirtley about the merits of the case and its implications for the media industry

Saddam henchman had ordered chemical attacks

Dr. Donald W. Shirley's brother, Maurice Shirley, called the movie a "symphony of lies"

Sacha Baron Cohen appeared as one of his most famous characters for the first time in 10 years

"Why are we letting our people share a stage with Ali Akbar and people like that?," asked a Republican strategist

Ayaan Hirsi Ali lost an honorary degree from Brandeis for articulating the same twisted thinking as Dick Cheney

The reality of the 20th century's most famous athlete is inspiring enough. Why turn him into a theology?

"Desus & Mero" and Seth Meyers both took "Green Book" to task for its controversial approach to race relations

Utah's Mia Love, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, is the lone GOPer willing to honor the late great Ali

Will Smith flies like a butterfly, but what director Michael Mann does to the greatest fighter of all time just stings.

Allen Barra reviews 'The Muhammad Ali Reader' by Gerald Early.

Jonah Goldberg's worst nightmare is here: the appalling pandemic of left-wingers brutally criticizing people

ESPN's terrific "Ali Rap" may overplay the champ's influence on hip-hop but gets everything else right by letting him speak.

Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's iron-fisted rule ends amid protests. Prime minister Mohammed Ghannouchi takes over