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Is change “scary” or is change “hopeful”?
Walter Shapiro
As the Democratic convention opens, with a speech by Michelle Obama and an in-person appearance by Ted Kennedy, undecided voters wrestle with their feelings about change -- and the nominee.
Streets of Denver: Bandanna-clad kids clash with cops, one arrested
Joan Walsh
A confrontation between police and protesters
contrasted with what have been mostly uneventful protests.
“It’s in your hands, Nancy”
Rebecca Traister
Antiwar protest group Code Pink stole the show from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who spoke in Denver on Monday.
Blockbuster blackface
James Hannaham
"Tropic Thunder" inspired protest from disability activists. But why is no one complaining that Robert Downey Jr. is playing a black man?
And after the campfire singalong? Chemical peels!
Sarah Hepola
"Spa summer camps" teach middle-school girls the enduring lessons of avocado masks and ginger foot scrubs.
“The House Bunny”
Stephanie Zacharek
Anna Faris shines as an ex-Playboy bunny who discovers she can no longer get by on cuteness alone.
Clinton still carrying heavy debt
Alex Koppelman
Hillary Clinton has apparently barely made a dent in her campaign's sizable debt -- in fact, she raised only $2 million in July.
How Obama can be the un-Kerry in Denver
Thomas Schaller
Three veteran Democrats game out the Democratic and Republican conventions. Beware of PUMAs!
Running into history
Gary Kamiya
Usain Bolt's performance was the greatest individual athletic feat of our time.
The decay of serious journalism and Rachel Maddow’s new show
Glenn Greenwald
The New Republic -- of all places -- laments the loss of "nuance or intellectual rigor" on television as epitomized by MSNBC's troubling decision to give an actual liberal her own show.
Pushing right-wing American politics — in Israel
Gregory Levey
Are Israeli politicians increasingly beholden to conservative Americans who lavish them with financial support and political pressure?
The geeks go green
Cyrus Farivar
Google.org puts up $10 million in geothermal energy, following others in Silicon Valley.
My husband’s an alcoholic but doesn’t think he has a problem
Cary Tennis
What can I do? Should I leave?
Are Obama supporters planning 9/11 fundraiser?
Mike Madden
An e-mail invites supporters to join Warren Buffett at a campaign event in D.C. on the seventh anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
In defense of race-based rooting
Gary Kamiya
At the Olympics, you sometimes find yourself rooting for athletes because of their race. And that's OK.
Journalists and their good friends in the White House
Glenn Greenwald
The wall between the government and the establishment media barely even exists in theory any longer.
Debunking anti-Obama e-mails
Mike Madden
Error-filled chain e-mails designed to scare voters away from Barack Obama are circulating widely on the Internet. Salon deconstructs a pair, one smearing the candidate, the other his wife.
Memo to NBC gymnastics commentators: Shut up!
Gary Kamiya
Their overheated, U.S.-obsessed reaction to Monday night's uneven-bars final made America look like a banana republic.
Did doctors remove babies’ hearts too soon?
Rahul K. Parikh
Colorado doctors are under fire for performing infant organ transplants prematurely. But they made the right call.
Sandbagged at Saddleback
Joan Walsh
Evangelical voters simply can't vote for somebody who's pro-choice, Rick Warren tells BeliefNet -- after Obama's visit.
I escaped death — and now I want to live!
Cary Tennis
Should I try to return to life as it was before, or should I set out on adventures?
The naked city
John Krich
Beijing's artists deserve a gold for the sheer wealth of their audacity and talent.
The hemline effect
Judy Berman
With the economy in the toilet, one mother cheers the return of modest clothing.
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