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Kid-free cafes: The debate rages on!
Sarah Karnasiewicz
Broadsheet's in box has been clogged with impassioned letters from parents and restaurant patrons.
Why myths still matter
Laura Miller
The religious rituals that surrounded them are gone, but we're still drawn to stories that transform the world -- and ourselves.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
ESPN's Len Elmore on race in sports: "We had this same conversation back in the '50s."
Love under lock and key
Sarah Karnasiewicz
A new book says the 2.4 million children who have parents behind bars are the real victims of America's prison boom.
Breaths, not bombs
Matt Steinglass
Can a Zen Buddhist sage teach us something about the art of counterterrorism?
Welcome to the next 10 years of Salon
Joan Walsh
Some things old, some things new, and a promise to keep inventing journalism that's fearless as well as fun.
Salon’s worst calls
King Kaufman
From "Run, Warren, Run!" to why Kerry will beat Bush to celebrating Martha Stewart not going to jail, a few of our most notable clunkers.
Best of Salon: 2005
Salon Staff
A photo gallery of Iraq's unseen war, a journey through the "ex-gay" Christian ministries, and Scientology's war on psychiatry.
Giving “chick flicks” flack
Rebecca Traister
An L.A. Times story tackles the problematic labeling of "chick flicks."
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
There's no accounting for taste, people, so cast your vote for those violent perverts of "Rome," "Survivor" host Jeff Probst or the manic mutants of "Drawn Together."
Best of Salon: 2004
Salon Staff
Gay couples tie the knot in San Francisco, we're still at war in Iraq, and George W. Bush is reelected.
Earle’s last stand
Rob Patterson
He postponed retirement to prosecute Tom DeLay -- only to be hounded by the right as a crazy zealot. Does the Gary Cooper of D.A.'s have the goods to bring down the Hammer?
Debbie does Washington
Michael Scherer
Masturbation lights up your brain like a parade. It makes you stop talking to your wife. Yes, just another day at the Senate hearing on pornography.
Best of Salon: 2002
Salon Staff
We introduced the metrosexual and warned of the dangers of touch-screen voting. Plus: 40 must-see movies, and the kitschification of 9/11.
The Big Idea: No more breakthroughs
John Horgan
We live in a period of explosive scientific progress. But admitting that science has limits may be our greatest achievement.
Best of Salon: 1999
Salon Staff
From Ruth Shalit's takedown of advertising follies to David Gates' "Breaking Up With the Beats" to James Poniewozik's Media Circus columns, Salon partied like it was 1999.
Generation jihad?
Der Spiegel staff
The chaos in France is the latest flash point for a profound crisis of integration facing Europe.
Best of Salon: 1998
Salon Staff
From Ken Starr and Henry Hyde to fetish nation and J.Lo's butt, a look back at a tumultuous year.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Celebrating weirdos and outsiders for their courage, energy and inventive hairstyles, from Sundance's "Iconoclasts" to Aaron McGruder's "The Boondocks."
Best of Salon: 1995-1996
Salon Staff
From hackers and the giant squid to George Sanders and O.J. Simpson, a potpourri of memorable pieces from our first year.
Climate warriors and heroes
A special Salon/Rolling Stone report
Meet the 28 leaders -- scientists, politicians, activists, celebrities and inventors -- who are fighting to stave off planetwide catastrophe.
Teens launch “girlcott” against Abercrombie
Sarah Karnasiewicz
T-shirts sporting sexist slogans spark protest among Pennsylvania girls.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Robert Greenwald's powerful new Wal-Mart film. Plus: Gay sex in the 1970s, the New York Dolls, a history of ballet, and a Kiyoshi Kurosawa ghost story.
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