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An open letter to independent and undecided voters
Gary Kamiya
You're sick of politics as usual and just want results. Should you pick Obama or McCain?
Show me the sexism!
Tracy Clark-Flory
Men with retro views of women's role get paid more, a study finds.
Single funniest blog post I ever read
Glenn Greenwald
A right-wing commentator denounces unlimited presidential power as "un-American" because "America exists precisely because of our desire to rein in government and make it accountable to the people."
Coppola, Spielberg, Hammer Films and you
Andrew O'Hehir
News roundup: I'm back, and so is New York's oh-so-cultured fall fest. Plus: Coppola's controversial "restoration," Hammer Films reborn, and 12 movies you haven't seen (but should have).
Roe plaintiff speaks out for choice
Kate Harding
Although "Jane Roe" is now an anti-choice activist, another plaintiff in the case has no regrets.
Inside the vaccine-and-autism scare
Rahul K. Parikh
A pediatrician traces the rise of the anti-vaccine movement that falsely linked thimerosal with autism and turned parents away from the most lifesaving medicine in history.
My candidate, myself
Robert Burton
Even when faced with new facts and insights, most voters don't change their minds about their favorite candidates. A neurologist explains how they might.
Letters of the week
Salon Staff
Readers reflect on "guyhood," use of the word "retard," smell advertising, and more.
Driverless Prius takes to the streets of San Francisco
Cyrus Farivar
Are jetpacks just around the corner?
The corporate financiers are wrong
Joe Conason
Would they please shut up about the wonders of an unfettered free market? It's taxpayers who are paying the price for their greed -- again.
Sarah Palin’s dead lake
David Talbot
By promoting runaway development in her hometown, say locals, Palin has "fouled her own nest" -- and that goes for the lake where she lives.
Fear and loathing on Wall Street and the campaign trail
Andrew Leonard
Economic chaos, internecine warfare in the GOP, and the bailout to end all bailouts? Just another day.
Obama and the rules for Angry Black Men
James Hannaham
Why does Barack Obama have to be Virgil Tibbs? Or Denzel Washington in "Crimson Tide"? Or any other angry black archetype?
Sarah Palin, faith-based mayor
Sarah Posner
How the vice-presidential nominee brought fringe biblical teachings to her work as the chief of Wasilla, Alaska.
The United States of Wall Street
Andrew Leonard
Can the American taxpayer afford the socialist makeover of the U.S. economy?
In rare endorsement, NOW backs Obama-Biden
Lynn Harris
And, natch, the organization is accused of not supporting women. Well, woman.
Dude, where’s my manhood?
James Hannaham
A new book looks at American masculinity and the dangers posed by disgruntled guys.
Do we need population control?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Notorious doomsayer Paul Ehrlich and other population experts debate the consequences of a crowded world, and how a McCain administration could set back decades of progress.
His friend groped me, but my boyfriend says it’s no big deal
Cary Tennis
His friends are loud, sexist pigs, but he stands up for them.
Republican Jewish group conducted anti-Obama poll
Alex Koppelman
The group's head says the poll, which asked unusually negative questions, was aimed at "understand[ing] why Barack Obama continues to have a problem among Jewish voters."
How is McCain connected to the almost bankrupt AIG?
Andrew Leonard
Follow the trail between the ailing giant insurance company and McCain advisor Phil Gramm
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