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E-Verify and the unintended consequences of immigration reform
Miranda Simon
The push to root out undocumented workers is feeding an underground economy -- and starving the public treasury
Rahm connects GOP to BP apology
Douglass K. Daniel
Democrats see an opportunity in the Republican blocking of a $20 billion BP penalty
French World Cup players skip practice to protest coach
Jerome Pugmire
Protesting expulsion of France star Nicolas Anelka, the team boycotts training
“Hung”: A parable for crass times
Heather Havrilesky
HBO's man-whore dramedy presents winners and losers alike, straining against the soul-sucking nature of the day
Tilda Swinton, rock star of the art house
Sam Adams
The Oscar winner talks about her revelatory new film "I Am Love," and why she isn't really an actress
Welcome back to the Salon Reading Club
Laura Miller
Join us for our second discussion of Justin Cronin's post-apocalyptic epic, "The Passage"
“Let It Rain”: Feminist French comedy, edgy yet sweet
Andrew O'Hehir
Director-actress Agnes Jaoui's latest sharp-tongued comedy offers an antidote for the dismal movie summer
Pro-ana websites abound
Jamie Kapalko
A study finds that websites encouraging anorexia are "alarmingly easy to access"
Another Republican who believes that the BP fund was a “shakedown” demands Joe Barton’s head
Alex Pareene
Members of the House caucus that invented the "shakedown" talking point wish Joe Barton hadn't used it on camera
Barack Obama’s very good week
Joan Walsh
Getting BP to cough up a $20 billion escrow fund paid off politically in more ways than one. Plus: Apologize to BP!
U.S. last goal disallowed: 2-2 tie
Miranda Simon
The controversy of the Edu's last attempt will be reviewed for time to come
U.S. rallies to tie Slovenia in World Cup
Ronald Blum
Americans stay alive after coming back from 2-0 deficit, but would-be game-winning goal disallowed by referee
FIFA steps up fight against World Cup match-fixing
Graham Dunbar
Biggest challenge is illegal betting markets run by southeast Asian organized crime gangs.
An oily wave of GOP pollution
Joan Walsh
Joe Barton and Michele Bachmann were taking a popular Republican line on the BP fund, until Barton went too far
For BP, a $20 billion drop in a very large bucket
Michael Liedtke, Bernard Condon
Stock analyst: "The U.S. government will become insolvent before BP does"
“Misconstrued” Barton got his “shakedown” talking point from a conservative caucus press release
Alex Pareene
The Texas Republican is sorry again, but his "shakedown" talking point came directly from a House GOP press release
Afghan mineral wealth estimated at $3 trillion
Deb Riechmann, Amir Shah
Potential windfall for the war-torn country still depends on mining resources and security
As tar balls hit Gulf beaches, taxpayers foot the bill
Nick Turse
Obama talks tough about cracking down on BP, but the government subsidizes the company via military contracts
The bold “pay-what-you-want” restaurant experiment
Thomas Rogers
A new dining trend allows customers to decide their own menu prices. An economist explains why it's a bad idea
“So You Think You Can Dance”: Looking for the oomph
Christine Mathias
UPDATED with results from the first elimination show! Competition really begins, and Alex Wong makes me cry
Alan Dershowitz endorses a Republican
Alex Pareene
It's time for Democrats to stop counting on the support of older, hawkish Jews
Why don’t women buy at Best Buy?
Anna Clark
The chain sets out to answer the question by talking to female customers -- and it's paying off
Remember the Women’s World Cup?
Ryan Brown
Buzz around the U.S. men's team brings to mind the female players who showed us in '99 what women's sports could be
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