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A forced breakthrough in the Middle East
Erich Follath, Christoph Schult
If Obama can get Israel to agree to stop building new settlements, there may be a new opportunity for peace
The U.S. needs Iran and Russia
Juan Cole
With the war on terror now a war of logistics, the Obama administration must rely on the goodwill of those two
The return of the welfare queen
Ed Kilgore
Healthcare reform has brought back the right's favorite wedge issue -- government handouts for the "undeserving"
The short, strange life of DJ AM
Mary Elizabeth Williams
He dated celebrities. He cheated death. But it seems the one thing the musician couldn't conquer was his addiction
Should Dems ask the GOP to censure Obama haters?
Joan Walsh
When the GOP condemned MoveOn for its Petraeus ad, the MSM trashed the group. Should Dems return the favor?
Filling Ted Kennedy’s empty seat
Salon Staff
Who's a possibility to become an interim senator, and who might run for the job?
The incredible hubris of Michael Steele
Alex Koppelman
The Republican National Committee goes all out with its scare tactics on healthcare
Eco-pirates of the Antarctic
Andrew O'Hehir
This thrilling sea adventure follows a ragtag activist group's highly illegal campaign against Japanese whalers
Peace, love and sexual awakening
Stephanie Zacharek
Can Ang Lee's gentle "Taking Woodstock" possibly capture the madness and mud of the legendary music festival?
Timeline: The golden age of air crimes
Patrick Smith
A look back at some of the worst airline-related terrorism of the '70s, '80s and '90s
The opium (and lion’s) den of motherhood
Salon Staff
Katie Roiphe's provocative new essay on having a baby: Eloquent paean or feminist backlash? We discuss
RIP, girl group icon Ellie Greenwich
Mary Elizabeth Williams
One of rock's first great female songwriters could make even nonsense syllables like "da doo ron ron" sound dirty
Teddy Kennedy and the art of the deal
Mike Madden
Would the public option pass if he were around? Maybe not: The Senate's liberal conscience was also a horse-trader
Al-Hakim’s death unsettles Iraqi politics
Juan Cole
As elections draw nearer, the passing of the Shiite leader raises questions about the future of his coalition
I beat up a guy and now I feel guilty
Cary Tennis
He was in the wrong, but now I don't even enjoy martial arts anymore
The U.S. versus Monsanto?
Andrew Leonard
Big Agriculture better watch its back. Obama's antitrust lawyers just rode into town
Sen. Ted Kennedy dies at 77
The Associated Press
The liberal lion passes on the eve of an epic battle over health care, his defining issue
My best frenemy
Salon Staff
Lucinda Rosenfeld talks about the dark side of female friendships and plants a stiletto in sisterhood clich
Randall Terry kicked out of healthcare town hall
Alex Koppelman
The antiabortion protester disrupted an event held by Rep. Jim Moran and Howard Dean
Facebook and the brutal economics of connection
Andrew Leonard
Social media applications facilitate the trivial and meaningless -- and help us stay afloat in choppy waters
Don’t succumb to deficit hysteria
Robert Reich
Scared by the $1.6 trillion deficit? I wish it were even bigger
Don’t bash the bailouts
Andrew Leonard
What if U.S. taxpayers made a profit on their loans to Wall Street. Would that make the rescue OK?
A Scopes trial for global warming?
Alex Koppelman
The Chamber of Commerce asks the EPA to put science to the test
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