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Cyrus Farivar
The new start-up is the third site to offer aggregated online search for event ticket sales.
Patrick Ruffini, the demise of the right and the Democratic alternative
Glenn Greenwald
Destruction of the right will achieve a necessary good, but it is only the first step, not the last, to achieve anything meaningful.
Forgive me, America, for I have sinned
Laura Miller
Some politicians survive sex scandals. Why? They have perfected the public grovel.
Behind the GOP’s voter fraud hysteria
Andrew Burmon
As Republicans warn of catastrophe at the polls, an expert on election fraud explains the real partisan hoax -- the suppression of Democratic votes.
Semisweet “Chocolate News”
James Hannaham
Is David Alan Grier's flava-ful new sketch comedy show a black version of "The Daily Show"?
McCain’s little brother throws a tantrum
Andrew Burmon
In an e-mail to friends, Joe McCain expresses his displeasure with the way his brother's campaign is being run.
Grover Norquist’s bad stock market prediction
Andrew Leonard
Four years ago, the conservative predicted that America's embrace of stock ownership would increase Republican domination.
The man behind the Rays’ success
King Kaufman
According to Caray and Martinez of TBS, it's Chuck LaMar, whose 10 years of incompetence as G.M. evidently laid some kind of foundation.
Friendly fire in Iraq — and a coverup
Mark Benjamin
The Army says no, but a graphic video and eyewitness testimony indicate that a U.S. tank killed two American soldiers. The mother of one soldier demands answers.
John McCain’s own ACORN connection
Gabriel Winant
McCain's campaign has been attacking Barack Obama for his ties to the organization, but in 2006 the Republican attended an ACORN-sponsored event.
Company gives computers to its employees — for keeps
Cyrus Farivar
Florida-based Citrix Systems offers a $2,100 stipend.
Friends don’t let friends talk fat
Kate Harding
The Tri Delta sorority is sponsoring a five-day awareness effort to help women understand the damaging impact of "fat talk."
Blood in the water in North Carolina
Mike Madden
Republican Sen. Liddy Dole may be a goner, and John McCain is in trouble in a state the GOP hasn't lost since 1976. What happened?
Hard times at the bottom of the Bush economy
Dan Hoyle
From a tent city in Reno to a drug dealer's block in Detroit, I saw how Republican rule has hit those living on the American fringe.
Sarah Palin: The view from Alaska
Nick Jans
Amid "Troopergate" and other government scandals, including killing wolf pups, an Alaskan writer explains why the Palin phenomenon rings hollow in his home state.
TNR’s Michael Crowley: McCain lynch mobs are no different than Bush critics
Glenn Greenwald
The modern Beltway journalist compulsively asserts equivalencies between each side without regard to whether they are actually the same.
Which Gossip Girl is most like Obama?
Amy Benfer
Glossy magazines for teen girls are slipping in politics along with the lip gloss.
ALCS: Why not the Rays?
King Kaufman
The Red Sox have their hands full with Tampa Bay, whose 31-win improvement was no fluke.
Salon Radio: ACLU’s Jonathan Hafetz on Guantanamo cases
Glenn Greenwald
Why is the Bush administration continuing to imprison 17 detainees in Guant
The sun never sets on a global panic
Andrew Leonard
Asian and European markets follow New York's stumbling footsteps. Can the world leaders now meeting in Washington make a difference?
Meet Sarah Palin’s radical right-wing pals
David Neiwert, Max Blumenthal
Extremists Mark Chryson and Steve Stoll helped launch Palin's political career in Alaska, and in return had influence over policy. "Her door was open," says Chryson -- and still is.
Another look at the ACORN furor
Alex Koppelman
The right is trying to link the organization to Barack Obama, but the claims of voter fraud and the facts don't really match up.
Shades of Mark Penn?
Vincent Rossmeier
A McCain spokeswoman said she wasn't going to talk about Barack Obama's association with Bill Ayers -- and then did just that.
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