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Why did gay books disappear from Amazon?
Sarah Hepola
Outrage ensues after several LGBT titles mysteriously lose their site rankings. The company blames a "glitch," but not everyone's buying it.
Just Do-Re-Mi it
Table Talk
Why are we moved by a mob doing a song from "The Sound of Music"? One member of Salon's Table Talk community explains.
Rip off the roof and stay in bed!
Kate Harding
A new take on the National Organization for Marriage's "Gathering Storm" video -- hallelujah!
Health agency covered up lead harm
Rebecca Renner
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention withheld evidence that contaminated tap water caused lead poisoning in kids.
While you were out
Mike Madden
Back from Baghdad, the president clears out his in box and talks healthcare, pirates and mortgages. He will fix your muffler AND refinance your home.
What motive does the Army have to misdiagnose PTSD?
Mark Benjamin, Michael de Yoanna
A reluctance to diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder could be about the money, and about the need for troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The Buffalo crash revisited. Plus: Landing in the water, idolizing Sully and selling books.
Is the U.S. a Christian nation?
Alex Koppelman
Christopher Hitchens and Ken Blackwell have a lively, if lopsided, debate over the question.
Hey buddy, can you spare some gay pride?
Nancy Goldstein
Cash-strapped New York City is trying to lure LGBT tourists. Too bad the city blew its shot at legalizing same-sex marriage.
Tale of the secret Army tape
Mark Benjamin, Michael de Yoanna
After a soldier taped a psychologist saying he'd been pressured not to diagnose PTSD, the Army launched an investigation. Read the details of how the Army declared itself innocent.
The leader of the Pakistani Taliban vows to strike America
Britta Sandberg, Susanne Koelbl
Rival Islamic militant groups are joining forces to make Pakistan into a stronghold -- and are receiving support from Pakistan's ISI intelligence agency.
Ward Churchill’s win is scholarship’s loss
Gary Kamiya
The ethnic studies professor should not have been fired for speaking out about 9/11. The problem remains his slanted work on Native American history.
Obama: Stop protecting Wall Street bankers from Main Street
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The president needs to stop shielding financial executives from the pitchfork-wielding public.
Fresh grapes and tight prunes
Amy Benfer
From Madonna to Nicole Kidman, today's famous females prompt one writer to ask: Have celebrities stopped aging?
Anti-gay marriage group warns of “coming storm”
Alex Koppelman
In a new ad, the organization warns that Americans' "freedom will be taken away" by the increase in same-sex marriage rights.
More on the success of drug decriminalization in Portugal
Glenn Greenwald
Proponents of drug criminalization fear a rational and substantive discussion of drug policy because the evidence destroys their claims.
Bow-ow-ow: Obama’s painful missteps
Camille Paglia
Let the new president grow into the job -- but he'd better do it fast! Plus: Readers ask about everything from talk radio, morality and Mary McCarthy, to that big movie about a sinking ship.
Salon Radio: Binyam Mohamed lawyer Clive Stafford Smith
Glenn Greenwald
A Guantanamo lawyer is blocked from communicating with Obama about his client's torture, and then threatened with prosecution for complaining.
Obama, the ICRC Report and ongoing suppression
Glenn Greenwald
It is impossible for Obama to end the dark Bush/Cheney era if he is the prime agent preventing disclosure and accountability.
They’re coming to take our guns away
Gary Kamiya
Cop killer Richard Poplawski is an extremist. But amid the deafening din of the right wing's anti-government rhetoric, how extreme is he?
Obama’s G-20 confession: “I take responsibility”
Marc Hujer, Wolfgang Reuter, Christoph Schwennicke
World leaders may have struggled to reach consensus, but they did break new ground: Barack Obama admitted his country was responsible for the current crisis.
Bush Shaving: The Musical!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new series of ladies' razor ads boasts the least subtle visual metaphors since Georgia O'Keeffe.
A global epidemic of violent crime
Michael Klare
The economic meltdown is playing into the hands of crime syndicates and corrupt governments, as people worldwide grow desperate to make ends meet.
Faux outrage at Fox News
Joan Walsh
While Obama wins over Europe, Hannity, Rove and friends call him anti-American.
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