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Get ready for the (Bill) Clinton bashing
Alex Koppelman
Network coverage is already trending against the former president, but the pundits may not really have the exit poll data to back their attacks on him.
Minding our health
Katharine Mieszkowski
If chemo fails, there's always positive thinking, or so we'd like to believe. Medical historian Anne Harrington looks at our persistent faith in curing ourselves.
They’re not there
Zach Baron
Disguised as Magnetic Fields and Cat Power, Stephin Merritt and Chan Marshall are still playing games with the singer-songwriter archetype.
“Rambo”
Stephanie Zacharek
Twenty years after we thought we'd seen the last of John Rambo, he's back and ready to take a punch.
The best of Sundance
Andrew O'Hehir
Most of the big movies flopped, and the studios kept their pocketbooks closed. Good -- Sundance may have recovered its soul.
The C-word as a political tool
Carol Lloyd
A new anti-Hillary organization calls itself Citizens United Not Timid. Get it?
Latina teen girls have surprisingly high rate of attempted suicide
Carol Lloyd
Caught between a sexualized culture and a home life demanding modesty, Latinas face a dilemma familiar to girls of all ethnic backgrounds.
Will whites vote for Barack Obama?
Alex Koppelman
Obama has attracted white votes in Democratic primaries, but how would he fare with white America if he were the party's nominee?
Virginia schools’ Web scandalette: “Get over it, kid!”
Farhad Manjoo
A school administrator's wife scolds a student for complaining that school was not shut down during a snowstorm. Her message was caught on tape.
What do evangelicals want?
Amanda Silverman
The answer, it turns out, is a little more complicated than "Not Giuliani."
Blood on the streets
Andrew O'Hehir
"Made in America," an operatic history of the Crips-Bloods feud, generates heat at Sundance. Plus: Palahniuk's "Choke" makes much of Jesus' foreskin.
Rape on the rise in Kenya
Lynn Harris
Women and girls -- and men and boys -- under attack in violent "culture of impunity."
The politics of an economic nightmare
Robert Reich
No U.S. leader wants to admit how bad the damage may get from the one-two punch of the credit crunch and housing slump.
Why I hate partner yoga
Catherine Price
Is having my face in a stranger's crotch really helpful for my meditative state?
Sicko
Garrison Keillor
What can the presidential candidates, and Ben Bernanke, for that matter, do about my lousy cold?
Could targeting women help with integration of immigrants?
Catherine Price
NPR's Sylvia Poggioli launches a six-part series about European Muslims.
Dead party walking
Gary Kamiya
The GOP candidates are a feeble group of Bush imitators tied to his disastrous war. And unless the surge turns into a miracle, even front-runner McCain won't beat a Democrat.
Roe, 35 years later
Salon Staff
Salon asked leading feminists to talk about the court case that changed their lives, and why it matters more than ever.
The abortion doctor
Eryn Loeb
Susan Wicklund has received death threats and worn a bulletproof vest to work. But what really scares her, she writes in "This Common Secret," is the war on reproductive rights.
The battle for Nevada
Joan Walsh
Clinton beats Obama as candidates bicker over the final delegate count. Will the ethnic tensions inflamed by a rough caucus fight haunt the Democrats?
Who owns the moon?
Elizabeth Svoboda
Shady moon peddlers look like lunar Donald Trumps, now that civilian space travel appears feasible. But are moon plots legal?
Nasty, again
Tim Grieve
In a Spanish-language ad, a pro-Obama labor group says Hillary Clinton "does not respect our people."
Joe Klein rewrites his role in the 1990s
Glenn Greenwald
The then Newsweek reporter claims he defended Clinton in the Lewinsky and Whitewater matters, finding the scandals insignificant. The opposite was true.
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