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We are all appeasers now
Gary Kamiya
The GOP and establishment media are attacking Barack Obama for being willing to talk to "terrorists" -- but many parties, including Israel, are doing just that.
Looking for payoff in Iraq
Arnon Grunberg
Winning "hearts and minds" is in some sense like a seduction. But what happens if American largesse here runs out?
AIPAC conference reignites fight between McCain and Obama
Vincent Rossmeier
In a speech at the conference, John McCain ridicules Barack Obama's positions on Iran and Iraq; Obama's campaign is quick to hit back.
Summer reads
Salon Staff
Chick chat: From a black-humored romantic romp to the tale of a single woman flirting her way around the world, these novels make perfect beach companions.
Mixed martial arts on CBS: Truth gets KO’d
King Kaufman
For all the hand-wringing about the Tiffany Network dirtying its hands on a blood sport, it was the Eye that acted sleazy.
Critics’ Picks
Salon Staff
What you need to see, read, do this week: Al Green, undercover Green Day and ... "Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead."
Vatican to women: No stinkin’ girls allowed!
Kate Harding
The Catholic Church issues a decree against the ordination of female priests.
Ferraro wants study on sexism, racism in campaign
Alex Koppelman
The former vice-presidential nominee, a lightning rod for controversy earlier in the Democratic race, takes to the Op-Ed page.
Did humor save the left at its darkest hour?
Charly Wilder
How did Stephen Colbert become a progressive political force? Theodore Hamm discusses "The New Blue Media," the rise of netroots and their role in the next administration.
Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits
Tim Shorrock
Now working inside America's "shadow" spy industry, George Tenet, Richard Armitage, Cofer Black and others are cashing in big on Iraq and the war on terror.
Does Obama have a lobbyist problem too?
Justin Jouvenal
Obama has been hitting McCain hard about the lobbyists working for him, but one lobbyist with a potential conflict is prominent in Obama's Puerto Rico campaign.
Top Dem pollster: Obama has “path to victory”
Alex Koppelman
Writing in the New York Times, Mark Mellman dismisses fears about Barack Obama's troubles with white working-class voters.
Obama: General election begins after Tuesday
Alex Koppelman
Speaking to a group of reporters, Barack Obama predicts he'll be the presumptive nominee after the final primaries next week.
Will the youth vote win it for Obama this fall?
Paul Maslin
The likely Democratic nominee has a unique appeal to voters under 30. A look at how a strong youth turnout -- or lack thereof -- could affect this November's results.
Another pretty face of a generation
Rebecca Traister
The question isn't why a blogger like Emily Gould has the spotlight -- it's why other women don't.
“My kids think I work in a trailer”
Andrew O'Hehir
In this interview and podcast, Julianne Moore talks about being a normal mom and her distinctly abnormal role in the incest-murder drama "Savage Grace."
Conservatives see bias in McClellan coverage
Alex Koppelman
Unsurprisingly, as they continue to push back against the former White House press secretary's memoir, conservatives are complaining about liberal slant.
Lieberman confirms he’s still speaking to Hagee’s group
Alex Koppelman
John McCain rejected Pastor John Hagee's endorsement after remarks Hagee made about Adolf Hitler being sent by God surfaced, but McCain's ally isn't ready to write Hagee off.
Network news anchors praise the job they did in the run-up to the war
Glenn Greenwald
Charlie Gibson says that it's not the job of the media to "debate" with political leaders, merely to pose questions.
John McCain’s Arab-American problem
Juan Cole
Arab-Americans are concentrated in swing states like Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. And the early signs are not good for McCain.
At Cannes, a big win for old Europe
Andrew O'Hehir
Laurent Cantet's joyful, tragic "The Class" is the first French Palme d'Or winner in 21 years; Benicio del Toro named best actor for "Che."
Why the Cannes boo-birds are wrong (as usual)
Andrew O'Hehir
Argentine director Lucrecia Martel talks about her intriguing class-war drama "The Headless Woman" and its hostile reception at Cannes.
Critics’ Picks
Salon Staff
What you need to see, read, do this week: Eye-popping animation, swirling guitar sounds -- and why Patricia Arquette needs a year's supply of Lunesta.
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