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Harriet Miers is all business
Dan Noyes
Bush's Supreme Court nominee does have a paper trail -- leading to major corporations.
Saving Ohio
Bill Frogameni
Did a reporter with GOP ties suppress a story that could have cost Bush the White House?
A new design for a new decade
Salon Staff
In honor of Salon's 10th birthday, we're treating our readers to a new look. A letter from editor in chief Joan Walsh.
The last frontier: Roommate ware
Cory Doctorow
Andrea abandons Silicon Valley, knockoff kitchen gnomes from Eastern Europe flood the market, and Lester and Perry get their first business plan. Chapter 4 of "Themepunks."
Who is Harriet Miers?
Tim Grieve
The left doesn't know her. The right asks, "Where's our Scalia/Thomas"?
What’s the story with Judy?
Farhad Manjoo
The New York Times has a lot of explaining to do about Judith Miller, now that she's been released from jail. So what's the hang-up?
How the dot-com legacy led to useless toast robots
Cory Doctorow
In an abandoned Florida mall, Perry and Lester continue their high-tech tinkering. Chapter 3 of "Themepunks."
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The New Orleans-Oklahoma City Hornets: Like the sound of that? How about this: OKC might not get screwed in this deal. Plus: Salon vs. Top Ramen.
Boogie Woogie Elmo and the junkyard future
Cory Doctorow
What happens when you match 3D printers with free computing power? Chapter 2 of "Themepunks."
The Fix
Salon Staff
"Worst Emmys ever"? Plus: Rather on missing Katrina, Courtney Love sentenced, again.
Timeline to disaster
Farhad Manjoo, Page Rockwell, Aaron Kinney
Salon's hour-by-hour account of the worst natural disaster in U.S. history -- and how our government failed.
The know-nothings
Andrew O'Hehir
Pro-business Republicans and the religious right have joined in a frighteningly successful campaign to undermine the findings of science.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Conservatives' new poster child: The penguin. Fur flies over J. Lo clothes. Plus: First Brangelina, now ... Orlandsten?
The moneyed scales of justice?
Dan Noyes
John Roberts' ties to corporate America, and his potential for conflicts of interest, would be unprecedented for a sitting justice. Will the Senate notice?
The clampdown
T.g.
Is the Bush administration trying to lock the press out of New Orleans? Can Scott McClellan answer a simple question?
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The director of the minimalist, suburban "Thumbsucker" explains why he hates "American Beauty" and "Garden State." Plus: A polysexual French farce, and a master filmmaker's sweeping history of Greece.
Dreams unrealized
Billy Sothern
The nearly uniform complexion of New Orleans' victims is as clear an illustration of the failure of the civil rights movement as anything I've ever seen as an attorney for the poor in the city.
Around the Web
Salon Staff
Around the Web: Katrina's devastation extends to the New Orleans music scene.
“Looting” or “finding”?
Aaron Kinney
Bloggers are outraged over the different captions on photos of blacks and whites in New Orleans.
What do fallen soldiers think about Iraq? We don’t always have to guess
T.g.
Two days before he was killed, a National Guardsman from Georgia reportedly set out his feelings about the war -- and the president -- on his blog.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Horror! Embarrassment! Ignominy! A losing baseball team might win a division! Wait: That's a good thing.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Starlet paparazzi horror stories. Britney Spears, a bigamist? Plus: Brad and Jen, officially over.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Elite NFL pass-catchers have a lot to learn when it comes to whining for more money. Here's a primer for Terrell Owens, Antonio Gates and anyone else with a beef.
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