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Mets collapse 2.0 complete
King Kaufman
It's always fun to see a New York team lose, especially when a club like the Milwaukee Brewers benefits.
Her so-called music career
Kerry Lauerman
Juliana Hatfield talks about her latest -- and possibly finest -- record, her frank new memoir, and life after being a Gen X It Girl
Sarah Palin is ruining my life
Cary Tennis
I rant about her; I can't stop thinking about her; I cannot stand to look at her; I'm possessed by her!
Old people Facebook disasters
Michael Martin
Professionals over 30 have joined the networking site in droves, but with great convenience can come great embarrassment.
Paul Newman, 1925-2008
Dana Cook
Remembrances of the iconic actor from Shirley MacLaine, Kenneth Tynan, Ralph Nader, Helen Caldicott and other notable figures.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Crude, rude, disheveled and horny: From Showtime's "Californication" to HBO's "Entourage" and "The Life & Times of Tim," once again we're in the company of men behaving badly.
Saturday morning debate roundup
Thomas Schaller
Next-day results, responses and reactions to the first presidential debate.
“Miracle at St. Anna”
Stephanie Zacharek
Spike Lee pulls out all the stops with this sprawling World War II drama.
Dogged by controversy
Jessica Wakeman
Theaters refuse to screen "Hounddog," the Dakota Fanning rape film.
The ACORN canard
Gabriel Winant
Republicans are attacking the bailout proposal by falsely claiming that a substantial amount of money could go to a progressive community organizing group that's unpopular on the right.
California bans texting while driving
Cyrus Farivar
Golden State joins small group of states with similar restrictions.
McCain facing political disaster
Alex Koppelman
Before he resumed his campaign, John McCain seemed to be standing in the way of progress on a bailout; that could hurt him, badly, and his team seems worried.
Chokin’ on Chuck
Andrew O'Hehir
Sam Rockwell and director Clark Gregg render Palahniuk's "Choke" as madcap sex farce. Plus: The man who destroyed American culture! Filipina ladyboys in Iceland!
The conservative bailout solution
Andrew Leonard
The answer to Wall Street problems? Less taxes and regulation! Did McCain really suggest that?
What we know (and don’t know) about the bailout deal
Andrew Leonard
Details are scarce, but one thing's for certain. Lenders won't allow Congress to change how bankruptcy law deals with mortgages. And that's an outrage.
What to expect from the presidential debates
Thomas Schaller
Salon asked three experts, all of whom have helped presidential candidates prep for past contests, what it will take for McCain or Obama to emerge as the winner.
The miracle of Spike Lee
James Hannaham
The cinema icon talks about reshaping American mythology with his WWII epic, "Miracle at St. Anna," and what Hollywood would look like if he were in charge.
Help! I’m secretly attracted to women of the opposite sex!
Cary Tennis
It's driving me crazy: When I get close to a beautiful woman I start to feel these stirrings.
Salon Radio: Digby on the bailout
Glenn Greenwald
What are the dangers for Democrats in supporting a bailout? And why are they about to do it?
Warren Buffett to the rescue?
Andrew Leonard
A $5 billion stake in Goldman Sachs cheers investors. But his comments about "an economic Pearl Harbor" tell us what he really thinks
Portugal starts distributing laptops to young schoolchildren
Cyrus Farivar
But how much difference will such a program actually make?
Our developmentally challenged cleaning men are annoying
Cary Tennis
I work in a social service agency and am as sensitive as you can get, but there should be some rules. These guys disrupt our work.
Salon Radio: Notre Dame finance professor Richard Sheehan
Glenn Greenwald
Several key claims from Hank Paulson are inaccurate and misleading. Plus: Paulson's role in the financial crisis he's now supposed to solve.
David Brooks thinks he sees a “new establishment” to run economic policy
Glenn Greenwald
The New York Times columnist calls for trust and faith to be vested in the very same people who have wielded power for decades.
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