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A rupee for Citigroup’s thoughts
Andrew Leonard
Subprime strikes again: Citigroup has a new CEO, Vikram Pandit, and the World Bank considers making a loan in rupees, not dollars
“When Women Rule the World”
Catherine Price
On a new "reality" series set to premiere in March, "women command and men obey." But if females were in charge, this silly TV show would never air.
Republican nightmare: An election-year recession
Andrew Leonard
Morgan Stanley predicts the economy will grind to a halt -- just in time for primary season
My ex-con neighbor owes me money
Cary Tennis
This guy is violent and unpredictable; how can I get him to pay?
Lining up for the mortgage rescue plan
Andrew Leonard
Homeowners facing foreclosure aren't the only Americans who need help. Country club developers are also feeling the pain.
The Oprah Winfrey show
Thomas F. Schaller
The TV host accompanies her chosen candidate to South Carolina as Barack Obama closes on Hillary Clinton in the polls.
Are you there, God? It’s me, Rudy
Thomas F. Schaller
An unholy trinity of issues -- abortion, immigration and his messy personal life -- could hurt Giuliani's chances with his key constituency, Catholic voters.
Time to buy a Warhol
Edward M. Gomez
With financial markets weakening, VIP collectors take their investment dollars to Basel Miami -- the nation's primo art fair -- to shop, shop, shop!
Busting out
Sarah Hepola
Women pay good money for big boobs, but I never felt comfortable with my breasts. Now it's finally time to face down my fears and find a bra that fits.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
The administration's best friends in Congress come to its defense. The false defense from Rockefeller and friends. How the "concision" requirement of television limits debate.
The “Kite Runner” controversy
Erika Milvy
Khaled Hosseini explains why the movie version of his bestselling novel should not be reduced to a single rape scene.
What ever happened to Britpop?
Simon Reynolds
"The Brit Box" evokes an era of pale, sensitive, eyelinered boys -- and the Anglophiles who loved them.
Roundup: Do these punching bags encourage female violence?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Also: US Magazine asks whether Katherine Heigl is ungrateful.
India lets ladies bartend
Tracy Clark-Flory
The nation's Supreme Court gives Indian women a shot at pouring shots.
Romney and Huckabee’s religious intolerance
Joe Conason
Nonbelievers have long been more tolerant of believers in office than the other way around.
“The Golden Compass”
Stephanie Zacharek
Religious controversy aside, this lavish adaptation of Philip Pullman's beloved book is its own kind of hell.
The accidental heretic
Donna Freitas
I'm a devoted Catholic and a huge Philip Pullman fan. Can a church that condemns him still embrace someone like me?
American bummer in Bali
Katharine Mieszkowski
The Bush crew is a total drag on the climate conference in Indonesia. But on our shores, a political wave of resistance to global warming is rising.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Facing a serious pilot shortage, airlines are hiring crew members with remarkably little experience. What does this mean for safety?
Teen pregnancy: It’s baaaack
Carol Lloyd
Abstinence-only education is being blamed for a rise in teen pregnancy. But is that the only culprit?
“I do not define my candidacy by my religion”
Salon Staff
Mitt Romney delivers a speech designed to reassure voters about his Mormonism. Read it here.
Romney: “A symphony of faith”
Michael Scherer
Pre-released excerpts of Romney's speech show that he will do the JFK religion thing, and he won't.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
What a week! A subtle, profound film that's likely to get an Oscar nod, a deep chat with Mr. Madonna -- and more.
John F. Kennedy speaks about his Catholicism
Salon Staff
Watch and read the JFK speech that current presidential candidate Mitt Romney seems to be referencing for his own speech Thursday.
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