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Betrayed by John McCain
Jim Nintzel
Republican hard-liners have a potent hatred for their front-runner. But soon he may be sitting prettier -- with a win by Hillary Clinton.
Do Jews believe in saints?
Andrew O'Hehir
Meet the adorable kid from suburban Philly some observant Jews have dubbed a "spiritual genius."
Young voters are stoked
Katharine Mieszkowski
Genuinely inspired, the Facebook generation is turning out to vote in record numbers. Will they make a difference?
MoveOn endorses Obama
Alex Koppelman
Sen. Barack Obama received an overwhelming majority of votes from the influential liberal group's members, earning its first nod in a presidential campaign.
Will the press get over its love for McCain?
Joe Conason
The "straight-talking maverick" should be scrutinized like other candidates -- for starters on his soft-money operation called the Reform Institute.
How close were Barack Obama and Tony Rezko?
Edward McClelland
It was almost inevitable that Obama, as a Chicago politician, would spend a lot of quality time with someone like recently jailed Rezko. But that doesn't excuse bad judgment.
Getting ready for the Democratic showdown
Alex Koppelman
Sort-of-live blogging from a "Generation Obama" event as the final Democratic debate before Super Tuesday gets underway.
A MoveOn endorsement?
Alex Koppelman
The major liberal organization is considering, once again, an endorsement of a presidential candidate -- but that candidate will have to reach a high bar first.
Enemies everywhere
Glenn Greenwald
The right preaches against self-victimization except when it practices it.
How looks can kill
Robert Burton
People obsessed with their appearance suffer from a biological disorder, researchers now say. But not so fast: It's still our culture that warps our brains.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
Johan Santana to the Mets: The rich get richer and the poor ... build for the future? We'll see.
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Thursday: The wait is over! The fourth season of "Lost" premieres tonight. Will the castaways be rescued?
McCain wins, and conservative heads explode
Alex Koppelman
A survey of right-wing bloggers' reactions to McCain's victory in the Florida GOP primary.
Did Hillary Clinton really win in Florida?
Walter Shapiro
She trounced Obama by 17 points -- but in an outlaw primary whose delegates won't count. Or will they? It all depends on Feb. 5 -- and Democratic Party rules.
John McCain is back on top
Mike Madden
With his victory in Florida, the Arizona Republican narrows the field and has Mitt Romney on the run.
Conversations: Sheryl Crow
Eryn Loeb
The outspoken musician discusses her fiercely personal album "Detour," her dust-up with Karl Rove, and why all she wants to do is save the world.
Clinton, Obama campaigns fight over Florida’s significance
Alex Koppelman
In dueling e-mail releases, both jockey for position in the wake of Florida's Democratic primary.
Why Google only tells you what you already know
Farhad Manjoo
Researchers find that when you search the Web, you're likely to find information that confirms what you'd been thinking all along.
Political pandering, South Florida edition
Vincent Rossmeier
Every four years, presidential contenders discover the special needs of South Florida's Cubans. A bipartisan, candidate-by-candidate guide to flip-flopping and talking tough about Castro.
How is John McCain like John Kerry?
Mark Benjamin
Hint: Members of the POW community -- ex-prisoners, their families and the families of those still unaccounted for -- have issues with him.
Sundance hands out hardware
Andrew O'Hehir
Park City's big prizes go to the atmospheric Canadian-border drama "Frozen River" and the inspirational Katrina doc "Trouble the Water."
Punch-drunk Rudy
Mike Madden
Giuliani's rope-a-dope strategy in Florida has included obsessive security and plenty of pandering. But it looks like lights out for his presidential bid.
Appreciating Obama’s win in South Carolina
Joan Walsh
With record voter turnout and the support of white voters under 30, he can't be boxed in as the "black candidate." But we still don't know much about Super Tuesday.
An old-fashioned thumpin’ in South Carolina
Walter Shapiro
After Bill Clinton's controversial campaign swing through the state, Barack Obama routs Hillary Clinton by a 2-to-1 margin in the Democratic primary.
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