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Iraq: Afghanistan’s model for success
Susanne Koelbl
The U.S. Army is trying out a radical change of course in Afghanistan -- but will it work?
Liberalism without labor unions?
Michael Lind
Hey Democrats: Can liberal interest groups and social elites really form the basis of a successful political party?
Where the streets have no shame
Stephanie Zacharek
Blog turned book, "The Sartorialist" finds beauty in passersby and strikes a blow against boring "celebrity style"
Nostalgia for white terrorism
Salon Staff
New films tackle the Baader-Meinhof gang and the IRA's dirty war. Cue the rock music and put on those tight jeans!
What went wrong?
Thomas Schaller
It's almost Labor Day. Healthcare reform is struggling, the public option is near dead. Why couldn't Obama deliver?
Why don’t Catholic bishops care about healthcare?
Frances Kissling
Catholic leaders lobby against abortion and euthanasia, but where's their activism on that other "life" issue?
President Obama, don’t risk your base
Joan Walsh
The media obsesses over Obama poll numbers, ignoring a surprising fact: His standing is dropping with liberals, too
Despite administration’s position, bipartisan healthcare negotiations continue
Alex Koppelman
The White House is ready to give up on getting Republican votes, but moderates in the Senate aren't
Has Obama lost the trust of progressives, as Krugman says?
Glenn Greenwald
Paul Krugman says "yes." Is the health care fight an opportunity to change who wins in Washington?
Obama’s just not that into you
Mike Madden
Liberals and the president struggle to find common ground on healthcare. But are they really meant for each other?
“Inglourious Basterds”
Stephanie Zacharek
Quentin Tarantino's "Jews vs. Nazis" epic is unwieldy, nutso and often boring. That doesn't mean it isn't any good
How new legislation will affect air safety
Patrick Smith
A look at pilot fatigue, hiring standards and the strange practice of "commuting"
New ad: Insurance companies have the death panels
Alex Koppelman
A liberal group does some pushback against one of the trendier myths about healthcare reform
What to think about the Afghan elections
Salon Staff
The polls have closed. A survey of opinion on what the results will mean, from the Nation to the Weekly Standard
School’s out forever
Joe Coscarelli
"Post-Grad" gets flunking grades, but here are five movies that understand the weirdness of life after college
Baucus says bipartisan healthcare plan “on track”
Mike Madden
A group in the Senate Finance Committee will keep pushing for a deal with the GOP
Is a private abortion fund really the answer?
Judy Berman
An article that claimed it would solve all our healthcare reform woes turns out to be based on false premises
Is the public option really necessary?
Vincent Rossmeier
A survey of the range of opinion -- from Maddow, Stewart, Walsh, Silver, others -- on the left
How Obama can turn it around
Joan Walsh
The president and progressives may not share every goal, but they need each other
Why Senate Democrats are giving up so easily
Mike Madden
Jeff Bingaman's state needs healthcare reform, yet he is joining Baucus and Conrad to punt on the public option
The first Mafia don’s reign of terror
Vincent Rossmeier
Before there was Al Capone, there was Giuseppe Morelli. Author Mike Dash talks about his legacy -- and his violence
“He was wrong on everything, but we had such incredible fun”
Vincent Rossmeier
Those who knew Robert Novak, or just his work, talk about his life and his reporting
Strange bedfellows: GOP uses big business to slam Dems
Tim Bella
Republicans are attacking Democrats for their ties to a pharmaceutical industry group
What is Obama defending in Afghanistan?
Juan Cole
Obama has to be more specific and systematic about his goals in Afghanistan before we can judge his strategy there
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