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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
English soccer fans angry about proposed offshoring of their national game. Quaint. But we could learn from them.
Hillary’s time of troubles
Walter Shapiro
As Clinton and Obama spoke to Virginia Democrats on Saturday, the crowd's response -- and returns from Nebraska, Washington and Louisiana -- showed how the tide is turning.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
And the suckling sea donkey shall lie down with the post-apocalyptic vigilante! God brings forth a bounty of TV oddities, from "Transamerican Love Story" to "Paradise Hotel 2" to "Jericho."
Salon readers refuse to go on spending spree
Andrew Leonard
When their check comes in, they'll be banking it or paying down debt. Among other things.
“In Bruges” and “The Band’s Visit”
Andrew O'Hehir
Martin McDonagh's scabrous gangster parable hits theaters, along with a gentle, haunting tale of Arab-Israeli romance.
Sexualizing girls for a good cause
Carol Lloyd
A public service announcement about statutory rape features adolescent girls with buxom bodies.
Change beyond the ballot
Laura Flanders
Primary season sure is exciting, but history tells us that you can't just vote for change.
Your baby, your “baby brain”
Carol Lloyd
Stress during pregnancy increases the risk of schizophrenia in children. If that worries you, maybe you'll forget about it soon.
Make your own candidate
James Hannaham
None of the presidential contenders felt like a good fit for my beliefs. So I invented a fantasy candidate -- and it screwed up my election day.
In California, youth (hearts) Clinton
Katharine Mieszkowski
Young Latinos helped the senator from New York take the state.
Exits: Latinos, Catholics for Clinton, youth for Obama
Farhad Manjoo
Do the numbers suggest bad news for Obama in California?
What’s going on with Los Angeles’ voting machines?
Farhad Manjoo
Matt Drudge reports a scary snafu in California.
Clinton advisors predict long race to nomination
Alex Koppelman
On a conference call Tuesday, the Clinton campaign predicted Hillary would still hold a lead in total delegates Wednesday, but said Super Tuesday might prove inconclusive.
Biracial, but not like me
Gary Kamiya
In search of his identity, Barack Obama took the opposite path that I did. But we arrived at the same place -- and I'm voting for him.
Super Tuesday showdown
Walter Shapiro
A crucial turning point in the battle between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton? From New Jersey's independents to Arizona's Latino voters, here's what to watch for in the wave of returns.
Gumbo city
Sarah Hepola
Author Sara Roahen talks about her love affair with the big, decadent flavors of the Big Easy -- from crawfish and beer, to gumbo, and deep-fried oysters and brie. All guilt-free.
I think I’m addicted to quitting my job!
Cary Tennis
Lately my longest stay is about 18 months. At a year I get itchy and start drafting my resignation letter.
Don’t call Oprah a “traitor”!
Joan Walsh
Book-ended by famous Kennedys, TV's guru of female empowerment lets loose on her Hillary-supporting critics.
Male circumcision no help to women?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new study says it directly cuts men's HIV risk, but not women's.
Alice in Fashionland
Cintra Wilson
Love-starved reality TV stars! Food-starved baby-faced models! Clothes that starve the imagination! A first foray into New York Fashion Week.
California independents: You can vote for a Democrat
Farhad Manjoo
A non-tech public service announcement.
Lieberman and McCain: Kissing cousins in Connecticut
Colin McEnroe
In Fairfield, the former Democrat stumps with the GOP front-runner -- and plants one on another Republican.
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