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Hurricane Ike and Ronald Reagan
Andrew Leonard
A future of ever-stormier weather will make life tough for Gulf offshore oil drillers. Go ahead, blame the Gipper.
Surprise: Bush doesn’t really listen to the commanders
Alex Koppelman
George W. Bush says that when it comes to Iraq, we should listen to the generals, not the politicians -- easy for him to say, considering he picks and chooses which generals to listen to.
Salon Radio: Jeff Guntzel on the St. Paul protests
Glenn Greenwald
A reporter for the Minnesota Independent discusses the indiscriminate use of force and mass arrests at the GOP Convention.
Poll: McCain over Obama, 54-44
Alex Koppelman
A new survey shows John McCain got a big boost from his party's convention -- will it last?
Is my kid a jerk, or is he just 2?
Christopher Noxon
My son bullies me, insults his mother and once punched an old man in the nuts. I know it's probably just a phase. But what if it isn't?
McCain and Palin go to Dobsonville
Jeralyn Merritt
Fresh from the GOP convention, John McCain brings his Christian fundamentalist running mate to Christian fundamentalist headquarters -- but doesn't mention abortion or gay marriage.
Love and marriage
Stephanie Zacharek
At the Toronto Film Festival, Jonathan Demme returns to form and Peter Sollett explores mix-tape romance.
Critics’ Picks
Salon Staff
What you need to see, read, do this week: A sexpert's look at Sarah Palin, the exhilarating return of "Entourage," and a bad-cake blog.
Confessions of an RNC security guard
Avi Steinberg
From sushi-scarfing Secret Servicemen to drunken Sarah-Palin lust, witness the underside of the Republican shindig.
What do we want? Firepits!
Kate Harding
A Texas real estate developer actually thinks to ask women what they want in a mall.
NFL Week 1 picks
King Kaufman
The season's here! And it can only get better after that dog of an opener Thursday night.
So much misery, so little time
Louis Bayard
Peter Trachtenberg took a tour around the world in his quest to understand why some people are crushed by suffering and others are transformed by it.
Organic farmers feel the pain
Andrew Leonard
When the going gets tough, the tough... stop buying organic food
How to build a vast left-wing conspiracy
Vincent Rossmeier
The man behind Daily Kos talks about Obama's chances, his new book and why Palin is the gift that keeps on giving.
Is she a prostitute? Or just a “temporary wife”?
Catherine Price
In Iran, a draconian "Family Protection Act" has been shelved ... for now.
Quote of the day
Alex Koppelman
What would happen if it were Barack Obama's child who was pregnant, unmarried and the center of attention?
My convention is bigger than your convention
Alex Koppelman
Ron Paul draws more people and more excitement than John McCain's show across town -- but he also attracts some scary "old friends."
TV rehab
Salon Staff
There are shows we love even when they don't love themselves. For them, Salon staffers stage an intervention.
Eye of the storm
Sheri Fink
As Gustav approached, New Orleans hospital workers swore they wouldn't repeat the mistakes of Katrina -- and they were right.
John Kerry: The road bike warrior
Andrew Leonard
"John Kerry descended like he stole the friggin' bike from the GOP."
Alaska (and Wasilla, especially) on the teat
Thomas Schaller
Why would Alaskans, and Wasillans, want to secede, given how much they cheerily accept from the feds?
The other 49
Thomas Schaller
Sarah Palin was once a member of the Alaskan Independence Party, which advocates secession from the Union.
New Orleans dodges disaster
Kathryn Jezer-Morton, Gray Miles
A milder than predicted Gustav spares the city, but the region's hurricane response remains in tatters.
Scenes from St. Paul — Democracy Now’s Amy Goodman arrested
Glenn Greenwald
Scores of people are tear-gassed. At least 250 people are arrested. And St. Paul is as militarized a scene as one will see in an American city.
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