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Barely legal
Sarah Goldstein
Catharine MacKinnon's new book argues that when it comes to human rights, women are hardly in the picture.
“The Odyssey”: The original chick lit?
Andrew O'Hehir
Shaking up the academy, an independent scholar argues that Homer didn't write the great epic poems -- and that their author was likely a woman.
Baby blues
Helaine Olen
Maternal depression afflicts millions of American women with hyper-irritability and withdrawal. In a new book, 400 suffering moms tell their stories.
The other Paris
Marisa Meltzer
A year before the riots, this remarkable debut novel about growing up female and poor in Paris' Muslim housing projects was a sensation in France.
Are the “daddy wars” next?
Lori Leibovich
An article portrays stay-at-home dads as laid-back about their kids, blas
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Salon Staff
George Michael snapped trolling for sex? Jake Gyllenhaal to play Lance Armstrong? Plus: David Hasselhoff, the musical!
Destination: Wyoming
Alexandra Fuller
Wide open space dotted with the occasional rodeo and watering hole -- you'll need more than Annie Proulx to make it through the long winter here.
Touched for the very first time
Rebecca Traister
I've waited 22 years to see Madonna live in concert. But would seeing the Material Girl, lithe and gyrating at 47, make me feel like an old fogy?
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Finally, U.S. airlines are trying to make us more comfortable when we fly -- first class and business, anyway. Can they compete with the world's best?
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Salon Staff
Cruise-Holmes offspring "a newborn and normal size." Did Paris Hilton hack Lindsay Lohan's BlackBerry? Plus: The Barry Manilow solution!
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Freak show! A delightful mockumentary about Siamese-twin rock stars. Plus: A sweaty, macho critical hit; and the story of a plucky geriatric dance troupe.
The emperor’s new veto
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush's first veto of Congress marks the collapse of his imperial presidency -- and a crisis for the paranoid style he and his party have mastered.
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Salon Staff
Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock, set to wed? Anthony Bourdain sobers up in Beirut. Plus: Camille Paglia holds forth.
Cold as ice
Ben Cosgrove
A broken engagement -- and a broken heart -- sent Tom Zoellner on a wild journey to understand the endless allure of the diamond.
Women’s professional football: Fourth down and inches?
Lynn Harris
The still-growing sport remains just short of its goal.
Two fronts in the culture war
Tim Grieve
House rejects gay marriage ban; Senate set to pass stem cell research bill.
Travel destinations come alive with Salon’s ‘Literary Guide to the World
Salon Staff
Travelers to receive enhanced and more in-depth information on popular and unique travel destinations as a result of a sponsorship agreement between Salon and the Travel Channel.
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Salon Staff
Eminem in bathroom fracas? Ann Coulter jokes about Times anthrax scare. Plus: The first photo of Holmes-Cruise baby carriage.
They called me a child pornographer
Jody Jenkins
I took some photos of my kids naked on a camping trip. A drugstore employee called the police -- and my family's life became a living hell.
Alexander Hamilton lust and a failed attempt to date Camille Paglia
Douglas Wolk
In advance of the annual Comic-Con extravaganza, Salon's comics critic highlights this summer's most exciting graphic novels.
The betrayal of Joe Lieberman
Tim Grieve
Is he the victim of a "hate machine," or a politician on the wrong side of too many votes?
Hissy fit
Aemilia Scott
Is the upcoming "Snakes on a Plane" another sign of Hollywood's demise or a triumph of the blogosphere -- or both?
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