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Two speeches by Barack Obama, eight months apart
Salon Staff
The full texts of two speeches given in Columbus, Ohio, one at the end of February 2008 and the other on Sunday.
Sundown on Colorado fundamentalists
Mike Madden
A Sunday visit to the megachurch that praised George W. Bush suggests that its political end of days is near.
Doonesbury calls it for Obama
Andrew Burmon
The November 5th edition of Garry Trudeau's comic strip assumes that Barack Obama will win the presidency; some editors are unamused.
Critics’ Picks
Salon Staff
Tina Fey rocks "30 Rock," Gretchen Mol lights up "Life on Mars," and the collected "Dykes to Watch Out For."
Who’s ready for the Palin polka?
Vincent Rossmeier
Have election fever? Clearly, the only prescription is more accordion.
Silicon Valley leaders back No on Proposition 8 campaign
Cyrus Farivar
Measure would overturn gay marriage in the Golden State.
Georgia Republican tells supporters: “The other folks are voting”
Alex Koppelman
Sen. Saxby Chambliss is out on the trail in a reelection campaign that's tightened up because of high African-American turnout.
Plouffe sounds confident
Thomas Schaller
With four days to go, the Obama campaign manager discusses strategy and early vote returns.
Defeating McCain: Ending not only neocon policies, but also tactics
Glenn Greenwald
The blatant exploitation of anti-Semitism accusations by the McCain campaign is par for the neocon course, and reason enough to favor his defeat.
October surprise: Who’s Obama’s real father?
Alex Koppelman
As Election Day approaches, paranoid theories about Barack Obama are getting even weirder -- now, one well-known blog is suggesting that he's the son of Malcolm X.
A big gay Mormon wedding
Jeanne Carstensen
The Church of Latter-day Saints has pumped millions into Proposition 8 to ban gay marriage. But for one devout family, the politics are personal.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
We're about to elect a new president. Will he have the will to take on the serious issues affecting air travel?
Steven Pearlstein and the strange pro-bailout justifications
Glenn Greenwald
As Wall Street hordes its bailout cash rather than using it to unfreeze credit markets, bailout proponents twist themselves into knots to justify their conduct.
Murder suspect or sex symbol?
Tracy Clark-Flory
The media has eagerly turned Amanda Knox, accused of killing her female roommate during sex, into a femme fatale.
How the “pregnancy pact” was sold
Amy Benfer
The Gloucester teen who got $200 for pain, suffering and international infamy.
Watching for a Republican rout
Mike Madden
Democrats are poised for another wave of victories in Congress. A guide to the key races, and GOP lawmakers on the run.
Why Obama may triumph in working-class Pennsylvania
Robert S. Eshelman
Returning to my home in Bucks County, I saw how the utter bankruptcy of the Bush years has transformed the region's political landscape.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
Karl Rove's self-protective amnesia. A personal appeal against Proposition 8. The latest McCarthyite tactic from John McCain and National Review.
Global initiative promises to harmonize ICT and human rights
Cyrus Farivar
But how much leverage will the GNI actually have?
NBA 2008-09: Houston over Detroit
King Kaufman
If Yao, McGrady and Artest stay healthy and sane -- three big ifs -- look out for the Rockets.
Black gay men are the new, um, black
Andrew O'Hehir
You just knew that the "Noah's Arc" movie was going to be huge. Right? Also, "Synecdoche" opens strong and "Rachel" hums along, in a week tinged with sadness.
I’m a restless European — should I come to America?
Cary Tennis
I'm full of ideas, and my company headquarters is there.
What to do with your money now
Sarah Hepola
In the first installment of a new series, "Talk to Me Like I'm 5," expert Ilyce Glink explains what all Americans should be doing with their finances.
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