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Hillary and the mean kids on the bus
Glenn Greenwald
The Clinton press corps gives the candidate the cold shoulder when she tries to bring them coffee and bagels. Seriously.
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke says people still need CDs
Farhad Manjoo
The group puts out a physical version of "In Rainbows."
The recording industry isn’t attacking iPods. Yet
Farhad Manjoo
The music cops hate it when you make digital copies of your own CDs. But they're not going to court over that practice, for now.
Who would Antonin Scalia torture?
Alan Berlow
Next week, when the Supreme Court hears a case challenging the use of lethal injections, we may learn more about the legal limits to state-sanctioned pain.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
Dear 1972 Dolphins: Please get over yourselves and show some respect to the Patriots. Plus: Hockey Ice Bowl.
Mike Huckabee’s leap of faith
Mike Madden
The GOP insurgent appeals to some conservative Iowans because he "fears God." But will religious supporters bring him the light of victory?
Best of Salon 2007
Salon Staff
Tinky Winky on Jerry Falwell, Carlos Castaneda's dark legacy, the CIA's torture teachers, the scourge of plastic bags, and more only-in-Salon articles you shouldn't miss.
Michael Bloomberg: Trans-partisan savior
Glenn Greenwald
Who thinks a third party candidate like this is a good idea, and why?
The year in sports
King Kaufman
There were some great moments in 2007, but it was a year of death and a steady rain of scandal.
Which Democrat is a winner?
Walter Shapiro
With the Iowa caucuses looming, victory-hungry Democrats want to know -- who is the most "electable"? Here's our best (totally wild) guess as to how each candidate might fare in November.
The year in the environment
Katharine Mieszkowski
One step up, one step back was the refrain in news about global warming, automobiles and biodiversity in 2007.
Benazir Bhutto assassinated
Sadaqat Jan, Zarar Khan
The Pakistan opposition leader was shot and killed by an attacker who then blew himself up. Bhutto's supporters blame Musharraf as unrest spreads
The year in celebrity scandal
Heather Havrilesky
From attention-seeking celebrities to roving nut jobs with automatic weapons to the self-deluded editors of mean-spirited gossip rags, this is the year that media-savvy lunatics took over the asylum.
“The Great Debaters”
Andrew O'Hehir
Denzel Washington gives an eloquent performance in this hackneyed -- yet terrifying -- story of a black college debate team in the Jim Crow South.
How to get better gas mileage
Katharine Mieszkowski
Take these tips from auto experts and obsessive "hypermilers" on how to go farther on a gallon of gas.
The unhappiness of Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Leonard
Did the president lament the day he "unwittingly ruined" his country by creating the Federal Reserve?
Not home for the holidays
Salon Staff
What was your most memorable holiday away? Members of Salon's community, Table Talk, share their memories this week.
Tale of a teenage terrorist
Ulrike Putz
Some insurgents building bombs and carrying out attacks in Iraq are hate-filled youths. Diya Muhammad Hussein, 16, is one of them.
One big bag of tricks
Tim Grieve
What's McCain denying? Who's Tancredo endorsing? Is the Clinton camp trying to fool Iowans?
Death to the Fed! A Ron Paul manifesto
Andrew Leonard
A return to 19th century economic policy is all the man is asking for. Is that so bad?
The fallout for Bush on Iran
André Anwar
Former U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix assesses the latest U.S. intelligence and whether Bush could still launch a military strike.
Rudy’s past coming back with a vengeance
Alex Koppelman
Two groups are mobilizing anew against Rudy Giuliani, hoping to inform voters about some of the skeletons in his closet.
Kitchen gadgets: The Blendtec blends an iPhone, but carrots?
Farhad Manjoo
Why you don't need the most powerful home blender on the market.
Infectados pelo V
Andrew Leonard
Like zombies in search of fresh brains, social networks will rise from the grave when you least expect them. Especially if Brazilian hackers are involved
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