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The crazy uncles in Obama’s attic
Edward McClelland
Will the black nationalists and white lefties who pushed Obama up the political ladder in Chicago prove to be a liability to his White House run?
Of war and cancer
Gary Kamiya
Five years after Bush invaded Iraq, anti-Americanism has metastasized. But we can still beat it.
“Michael Clayton” on Nazi-grade acid
Andrew O'Hehir
"Diving Bell" star Mathieu Amalric dazzles in the dark corporate thriller "Heartbeat Detector." Plus: What the heck do you make of "Funny Games"?
Time magazine invents facts to claim that Americans support Bush’s domestic spying abuses
Glenn Greenwald
Time publishes an article that has more demonstrable factual falsehoods than it has paragraphs.
Packing heat on polar bears
Katharine Mieszkowski
It's not just the Bush-Cheney oilmen who don't want to list the polar bear as threatened. It's also the trophy hunters and Inuit tribes.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
"High School Confidential" and "America's Prom Queen" reveal the horrors of the teenage years while "High School Reunion" documents the hazards of middle-aged nostalgia.
Are you offended by a tampon ad with a beaver?
Sarah Hepola
She's just another woman on the go with an animatronic symbol of her genitalia. Gotta love those feminine hygiene commercials!
The rise of the superclass
Laura Miller
Are Bill Clinton, Rupert Murdoch, the pope and Osama bin Laden part of a new global power elite that may make traditional governments obsolete?
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The rich, colorful, checkered history of flying in Latin America. Plus: In which cities is it best to just fly in and get the hell out?
MoveOn launches celeb-studded competition for Obama ad
Charly Wilder
The influential liberal group, which endorsed Barack Obama earlier this year, has made an open call for entries.
Have you ever left your toddler in a car?
Carol Lloyd
Because if the cautionary tale of Treffly Coyne is any indication, you could be in some real trouble.
The Twittering of Ben Bernanke
Andrew Leonard
Minute-by-minute, behind-the-scenes updates from the busy Federal Reserve chairman, live to your iPhone. Talk about your new, new media
Will American war crimes be revealed?
Mark Benjamin
Like Vietnam vets did decades ago, a group of soldiers are poised to speak out about atrocities they say the U.S. committed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
I don’t believe in atheists
Charly Wilder
Foreign correspondent and intellectual provocateur Chris Hedges explains why New Atheists like Christopher Hitchens are as dangerous as Christian fundamentalists.
Misadventures in logical reasoning — and lessons learned from the Spitzer scandal
Glenn Greenwald
Nothing obliterates rational discourse like a titillating sex scandal.
Scott Bateman: Andrew W.K. sings about “The McLaughlin Group”
Salon Staff
Faith Salie asked the rock star to make music about the grandfather of TV punditry.
A look at exit polls from the Mississippi Democratic primary
Alex Koppelman
Survey results show a sharp racial divide in voting and unusual Republican support for Hillary Clinton.
FGM? Not on my wife!
Catherine Price
If men were better educated about female genital mutilation, would they still support it?
Another day, another $200 billion liquidity injection
Andrew Leonard
Don't call it a bailout! The Fed rides to the rescue yet again, but those cavalry horses must be getting tired.
Targeting bad Democrats
Glenn Greenwald
A new ad campaign designed to impose maximum pressure and damage on Democratic members who support telecom amnesty and warrantless eavesdropping.
How the U.S. can still save Iraq
Gary Kamiya
It's time for the U.S. to listen to secular Iraqis like Omar Fekeiki, a passionate journalist with a bold and original plan to put Iraq together again.
“Battle in Seattle” rocks Austin
Andrew O'Hehir
The street protests that shaped a new century, recalled in a flawed and exciting docudrama.
Paying the polysilicon piper
Andrew Leonard
Are German solar power consumers responsible for toxic waste dumping in Gaolong, China?
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