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Are we now officially a Christian nation?
Joan Walsh
I admire Obama's courage in going to the Saddleback Church forum, but I regret he did it. I hope he doesn't come to feel the same way.
Web users demand privacy, then give it up
Evan Ratliff
As Internet companies track our every move, what to do about data privacy? Do we need a comprehensive law or should individuals be responsible?
Get Rielle
Justin Jouvenal
The life of John Edwards flame Rielle Hunter has been a novel, literally, with Bolivian marching powder, movie scripts called "It's All About Uranus" and electrocuted horses.
Grace under pressure, and over power
King Kaufman
It would have been great to see Shawn Johnson's explosive athleticism win the women's gymnastics gold.
Salon Radio: Jane Hamsher
Glenn Greenwald
What are the short-term and longer-term plans for Accountability Now and Strange Bedfellows?
The Democrats get religion
Sarah Posner
Will the political mission to fashion an evangelical glow around Barack Obama lead to the White House?
A softer line on abortion
Catherine Price
Could an addition to the Democrats' platform on reproductive rights help court evangelical Christians and Roman Catholics?
Are you losing your memory thanks to the Internet?
Evan Ratliff
The ability to continually look up information is changing how and what we remember. But maybe that's not a bad thing.
An actress cut in two
Andrew O'Hehir
French sex symbol Ludivine Sagnier on passion, perversion and her new film "A Girl Cut in Two." (Please, don't call it a porn movie.)
Asian athletes kick butt
John Krich
Sports are coming on strong in a region that has traditionally favored scholarship. Example: Thailand's prodigious women weightlifters.
Accent the negative
Camille Paglia
Obama's folksy come-on is as bad as Madonna's faux British -- and both are in desperate need of fresh inspiration. Plus: The elemental power of Daniela Mercury
Salon Radio: Morton Halperin
Glenn Greenwald
How and why did one of the nation's most prominent civil libertarians go from vehemently opposing the FISA bill on June 9 to vocally supporting it on June 22?
This is not my beautiful wife
Laura Miller
Meteorology meets conspiracy in Rivka Galchen's exquisite first novel about a man who mistakes his wife for an impostor.
Burger and fries to go
Liz Galst
How to convert a car to run on leftover vegetable oil from your local greasy spoon.
John McCain, Internet dunce
Amanda Terkel
Why the Arizona senator, who can barely Google, is not the chief that an increasingly technological world requires.
Republicans for Obama
Thomas Schaller
A new group affiliated with the Obama campaign announces its formation Tuesday.
Do we need to guard against Gardasil?
Catherine Price
The controversial cervical cancer vaccine may carry serious health risks.
I’m isolated in a depressed urban area … and now my parents have moved in with me!
Cary Tennis
How do I find community? Everyone I used to know has moved away.
“There was so much blood spilled”
John Hudson
A Russian invasion has left besieged Georgians angry at their government -- and at the Bush administration -- for failing to defend them.
Youth vote 2008
Thomas Schaller
Will young voters carry the day this November? Don't bet on it, says electoral analyst Nate Silver.
Welcome to Open Salon!
Joan Walsh
A brand-new site where you make the headlines -- and everything else.
Why isn’t Obama crushing McCain?
Thomas Schaller
A conversation with two prominent journalists and a Bush-Cheney campaign official about why, in what should be a Democratic year, Obama can't put McCain away.
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