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McCain’s lack of candor on reproductive rights
Joe Conason
On issues like abortion and sex education, the candidate is neither as moderate nor as principled as some might think.
Where have all the bohemians gone?
James Hannaham
Richard Florida has made a career out of explaining the economic importance of the creative class. His latest book is a field guide to their moving and mating habits.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
As hundreds of planes are grounded, the FAA faces an identity crisis. Plus: What does a rash of airline bankruptcies mean for the future?
Meditation for murderers
Andrew O'Hehir
Buddhism without parole, in Alabama's darkest prison. Plus: Hot housewife seeks Asian stud, physics geek goes nutzoid and more.
One candidate, two camps, one direction
Steve Benen
In the battle for McCain's ideological soul, the neocons won a long time ago.
Torching the Olympics
Katharine Mieszkowski
Protesters felt burned when the city of San Francisco changed the relay route. But one Burmese activist scored against China anyway.
“We’ll make you see death”
Joanne Mariner
A harrowing account from a man the CIA handed over to Jordan -- smuggled from prison on tiny paper -- exposes U.S. complicity in torture.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
The Olympic torch ducks out of sight in San Francisco, leaving the streets to thousands of politicians.
The problem with comparing Obama to Tiger Woods
Steve Benen
At a pro-war rally, a GOP supporter describes the '08 campaign: "You can have your Tiger Woods. We have Senator McCain."
“Conscience” clauses: Clear?
Lynn Harris
Could your doc refuse to even refer you to someone who'll prescribe you the Pill?
Sizing up Petraeus on Iraq
Mark Benjamin
The top U.S. general gave Congress an upbeat assessment of the war Tuesday. Here's the reality behind the rhetoric.
Rabbit Bites: Rock ‘n’ roll with Carbon/Silicon
Salon Staff
The bunnies interview the band, and Chou Chou introduces her own musical group.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
Candace Parker and a stifling defense lead Tennessee to its eighth NCAA women's title. Plus: Glorious timeout scarcity.
Lieberman’s unusual take on “the facts”
Steve Benen
The Connecticut senator continues to push the embarrassment envelope at every opportunity.
Confronting Congolese rapists
Catherine Price
In her gut-wrenching documentary about the Congo, Lisa Jackson asks the men why they rape.
How 1968 changed Hillary
Edward McClelland
The former Goldwater Girl became a member of the Democratic Party's new vanguard. But that's not how many liberals see her today.
Lieberman, Graham take a misguided victory lap
Salon Staff
If they see Sunnis, Shiites and Americans fighting "shoulder to shoulder," they probably need to start laying off the hallucinogens.
Why did Clinton wait to release her tax return?
Alex Koppelman
Examining the possible reasons Hillary Clinton's campaign may have wanted little attention paid to her family's finances.
Michigan revote dies another death
Vincent Rossmeier
Stating that another vote "is not practical," Michigan Democrats formally end discussion of a primary do-over.
Obama advisor recommends troops in Iraq in 2010
Vincent Rossmeier
In a paper, the advisor says he thinks 60,000 to 80,000 U.S. soldiers should remain.
Apple’s iTunes beats Wal-Mart to become top U.S. music store
Farhad Manjoo
CD sales slip, digital sales skyrocket.
“An inclusive and sustainable globalization”
Andrew Leonard
Robert Zoellick debuts a new World Bank campaign slogan
Hip-hop’s biggest clowns
Miles Marshall Lewis
Are Gnarls Barkley's wacky costumes and goofy antics just a smoke screen for the massively successful duo's angst?
Marching into the mommy wars
Rebecca Traister
Everyone has an opinion about stay-at-home mothers. With her new novel, Meg Wolitzer has just one agenda -- to tell the truth about their lives.
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