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What can Obama learn from FDR’s first 100 days?
Mark Schone
The author of "Nothing to Fear" talks about the striking parallels -- and differences -- between the president-elect and another who took office at a time of economic meltdown.
Should Johnny play linebacker?
Robert Burton
Concussions sustained in high school sports may put young athletes at increased risk for Alzheimer's disease.
Paul Pesce, 83
John Bowe
I turned to her and said, "Could I take you to your home?" She looks at me and -- with a pause -- she says, "If you got a quarter you can go anywhere you want."
The two-boyfriend problem
Cary Tennis
I miss the one I left, but I don't want the one I left him for!
Don’t blame Proposition 8 on African-Americans
Vincent Rossmeier
A new study contradicts claims that African-American voters led to the passage of California's gay marriage ban.
Blago: impeachment because he “[fought] for families”
Alex Koppelman
In one of the stranger press conferences in recent memory, the Illinois governor defends himself, attacks his enemies and quotes Tennyson.
Al Franken stole the election? Prove it or shut up
Joe Conason
The recount shows that he won the Minnesota Senate race. The lying liars who say otherwise have no evidence of cheating.
Salon Radio: Dr. Nathan Burroughs on dynastic politics
Glenn Greenwald
Dynastic succession -- Caroline Kennedy v. Andrew Cuomo -- is becoming increasingly common in the U.S. politics. What does that mean for democracy?
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The hazards of flying while Muslim. Plus: Africa's coolest airport, surly airport staff, dangerous T-shirts.
No good candidates for RNC chair
Alex Koppelman
Why none of the six men in the race have the right stuff for the job of leading Republicans back to victory.
“The Real World” offers Transgenderism 101
Thomas Rogers
MTV's reality dinosaur (finally!) gets a trans cast member. How painful is this going to be?
Obama formally puts Kaine in charge of DNC
Mike Madden
Expect the Democratic National Committee to pick up where Obama's campaign left off, as Tim Kaine -- a longtime Barack Obama backer -- takes control.
Both parties cheerlead still more loudly for Israel’s war
Glenn Greenwald
As the body count in Gaza piles up, the U.S. Congress acts overwhelmingly to insinuate itself into the war with blind support for Israel.
Will the salmon be back in 2009?
Jacoba Charles
Climate change may help explain the historic collapse of the species. Yet ocean experts see signs that idle fishermen can fire up their boats again.
Is Caroline Kennedy “opting in”?
Rebecca Traister
Despite what the New York Times Magazine argues, the wannabe senator's crass play for political power doesn't teach us much about moms reentering the workforce.
The Israel rules
Gary Kamiya
America's support of the Gaza attack proves once again that our mythical image of Israel has blinded us to its faults -- a myopia with devastating consequences for both countries.
Obama taps Leon Panetta to head CIA
Alex Koppelman
The former White House chief of staff doesn't have intelligence experience, but after the Bush administration, the president-elect couldn't really tap an Agency insider.
Why Israelis support the Gaza offensive
Aluf Benn
Israel's post-traumatic war is not just about stopping Hamas rockets, but about repairing reputations -- and erasing the stain of failure.
Why Ken Blackwell is bad for the GOP
Alex Koppelman
Conservatives are lining up behind the former Ohio secretary of state's bid to head the RNC, but his victory could spell more electoral losses.
Sex and the superdelegates
Rebecca Traister
It was a flaccid, unhot year in sex, but how about that election! Spitzer and Edwards may have gotten laid, but Barack and Hillary scored.
Orwell, blinding tribalism, selective Terrorism, and Israel/Gaza
Glenn Greenwald
Extreme emotional and cultural identification with one side leads people to believe that X is good when done by them and evil when done to them.
Israeli ground troops move into Gaza
Salon Staff
Israel Defense Forces official says troops now on the ground in Hamas-ruled territory.
Live! Nude! Puppies! The year in viral video
Caitlin Shamberg
Except for those snuggly Shiba Inus, Sarah Palin and Tina Fey dominated as Web video went pro.
Atheists file suit to stop Warren invocation
Alex Koppelman
Led by the man who challenged the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance, the plaintiffs say prayer shouldn't be allowed at Barack Obama's inauguration.
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