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Forget policy details: Obama needs a good story
Robert Reich
Big business and Wall Street are responsible for the stalled economy, but Democrats won't say it
Meet MLK’s Glenn Beck-loving niece
Daniel Denvir
Pro-life, anti-gay Alveda King talks to Salon about her uncle, beliefs and planned speech at Saturday's big rally
The “Hurt Locker” reality show controversy
Sam Adams
Critics argue that a proposed Afghanistan series will turn war into entertainment -- but they're missing the point
After “City Island,” time for Hollywood meetings
Raymond De Felitta
Now that my movie is finally out on DVD, I realize the time has come to aim big -- and sell out?
Thursday link dump: John McCain’s unicorn
Alex Pareene
Michele Bachmann prepares to rally, Newt and Arianna hang out, and David Broder's McCain fantasy
Barack Obama: Ideological president
Ned Resnikoff
Understanding his presidency requires an appreciation of the difference between "non-ideological" and "pragmatic"
Who’s a journalist? Does that matter?
Dan Gillmor
What should we call the people who are creating valuable new information in the new-media ecosystem?
Google adds Voice and free phone calls to Gmail
Christopher Hickey
The search giant announces new additions to mail service, plus Google Voice phone booths
Lady Gaga’s male alter ego
Tracy Clark-Flory
Rumor has it the pop star is pretending to be Jo Calderone. Is it edgy performance art or boringly predictable?
Apple rumors: New iPod Touch and iTV
Christine Mathias
iTunes will compete with Netflix and Hulu by offering TV episodes for rent, and Facetime comes to the mp3 player
Dems shouldn’t get too excited about Alaska prospects
Justin Elliott
Democratic Senate candidate Scott McAdams has raised just $9,000, and he failed to make a key filing with the FEC
Why Democrats should propose a “people’s tax cut”
Robert Reich
The GOP calls ending the Bush tax cuts on the richest 3 percent a "tax increase." Democrats should attack
Tao Lin: Lit “it boy” for the Internet age
Daniel B. Roberts
Tao Lin gets arrested in a bookstore. He lets fans buy shares of his book. Meet literature's Net-savvy new star
Your keenest peach recipes
Salon Staff
Ginger-peach tarts, white peach iced tea, fiery peach relish -- millions of peaches, peaches for me
For sale: Conservative bloggers and (possibly) Mike Huckbaee
Alex Pareene
Are bloggers getting extra "advertising" cash from campaigns? And is Mike Huckabee's endorsement for sale?
Bloggers upset over Philadelphia tax
Associated Press
If a blog takes money for advertising it must pay for a business license: $50 a year or $300 for a lifetime
Chinese drivers stuck in epic traffic jam for nine days
Christopher Hickey
Accidents, breakdowns and construction projects feed highway snag that may last a month
Dutch teen sails for Canary Islands on world trip
Barry Hatton
Laura Dekker is another ambitious teen with an eye on the record books
Will the liberal hawks fly again?
Jordan Smith
The left's most passionate supporters of the invasion of Iraq have strong opinions on Iran and Afghanistan
Sweden issues, rescinds rape warrant for WikiLeaks founder
Karl Ritter
The Nordic nation declares Julian Assange a sexual assault suspect, only to find charges lacking
The most extraordinary movie fan art
Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: From "Alien vs. Pooh" to minimalist film posters, the best homegrown masterpieces
Paul Krugman: “I told you so, again”
Andrew Leonard
Even Cassandra wasn't this right. Re-reading the economist on bond yields, the stimulus and GOP obstructionism
Why the unfolding disaster in Pakistan should concern you
Robert Reich
A fifth of the nation is underwater, it's open season for the Taliban and aid dollars are meager
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