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Eat, for this is my body
Andrew O'Hehir
In the amazing new film "Stranded," survivors of the legendary 1972 Andes plane crash talk about the moral and spiritual implications of eating their friends.
Bipartisanship and threats of war toward Iran
Glenn Greenwald
A new Washington Post Op-Ed from a typical Beltway "bipartisan" group demands that the new president prepare for an attack on Iran.
Confessions of a former Guant
Stacy Sullivan
The inside story of a military lawyer who discovered stunning injustice at the heart of the Bush administration's military commissions.
What ever happened to vote pairing?
Cyrus Farivar
It's still around, just not in the 2008 American elections.
Protester tries citizen’s arrest of Rove
Alex Koppelman
At an event in San Francisco, a woman tried to slap handcuffs on the former Bush advisor, but he fended her off.
Muxlim Pal to be world’s first Muslim-themed virtual world
Cyrus Farivar
Muxlim.com says the electronic "umma" will have its own Second Life in a few months.
Where the GOP could get dirty
Andrew Burmon
From Ohio to Florida to Montana, here's where Republicans may be using voter suppression tactics to tilt the presidential election.
Why is Barack Obama now electable?
Walter Shapiro
From the youth vote to Sarah Palin's outdated embrace of the rural mystique, Salon's panel of demographers and consumer trend experts talks about how America is changing.
Gotham noms kick off award season (ack!)
Andrew O'Hehir
Inside the N.Y.-based indie awards, where we nominated "Ballast," "The Visitor," "Synecdoche," "The Wrestler" and a bunch of films nobody has ever seen.
A rock star is born
Michaelangelo Matos
Channeling Prince and David Bowie, Of Montreal's Kevin Barnes has become an unlikely sex symbol.
U.K. proposes massive database to monitor cell and Net communications
Cyrus Farivar
Passports may be required to purchase prepaid SIM cards.
McCain campaign reconsiders Rev. Wright
Gabriel Winant
Though the candidate ruled out use of Obama's pastor as an issue, he may be one of the last bullets in the McCain team's gun.
Smells like middle-aged spirit
Darin Strauss
Your 20th high school reunion is a reminder that you actually can go home again. But as you suck in your gut, ask yourself this: Do you want to?
I’m a two-time casualty of crashing U.S. markets
Cary Tennis
I was a self-made stockbroker nailed by 9/11. Then I got into mortgages and it happened again!
The end of “Opus”
Kerry Lauerman
Berkeley Breathed explains how our coarse national dialogue led him to end his strip. But what fate awaits our beloved, big-nosed hero?
McCain’s last stand
Walter Shapiro
The Republican senator's final debate performance was marked by oddball characters and marginal attacks, as hopes of his political resurrection appeared to fade.
Free Newsletters from Salon
Alex Koppelman
The organization's president says she wasn't aware of the racial connotations of the image, which is of Barack Obama on a food stamp -- "It was just food to me."
Is your cellphone making you itch?
Cyrus Farivar
Some 30 percent of Brits are suffering from "mobile phone dermatitis." Blame nickel.
Too young to change genders?
Tracy Clark-Flory
When a child demands to live as the opposite sex, parents face a controversial decision.
Live-blogging: McCain gets angry
Mike Madden
The temperament gap appears again at the third presidential debate.
Republican senator releases gay-baiting ad
Alex Koppelman
What are the Village People doing in a campaign ad? Good question.
Maybe he’s a terrorist — at least he’s not a Republican!
Mike Madden
How bad have things gotten for John McCain? Bad enough that voters are telling pollsters they think Barack Obama was in a "terrorist group" with Bill Ayers -- but they support him anyway.
Obama campaign brings ads to video games
Cyrus Farivar
One professor dubs the strategy "San Andreas Populism."
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