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Israel’s rising right wing

Gregory Levey
Together, an enigmatic billionaire and a resurgent Bibi Netanyahu could put Israel on the war path. Dick Cheney, AIPAC and Iran are all watching closely.

King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

King Kaufman
Joe Torre set to pound the pavement after Indians eliminate Yankees. Problem is, his best skill is being manager of George Steinbrenner's team.

What FISA capitulations are Democrats planning next?

Glenn Greenwald
The imminent FISA debate implicates every critical issue of constitutional protections, checks and balances and the rule of law.

TV Daily

Salon Staff
Salon's guide to what to watch on Tuesday: The latest installment of Michael Apted's "Up" series, "49 Up," airs on PBS.

The ADL purports to respond again

Glenn Greenwald
Abraham Foxman sends a letter which, once again, raises more questions than it answers.

Karl Rove, George Allen and Larry Craig

Tim Grieve
The legacy, the comeback and the coronation.

Life will kill you

Katharine Mieszkowski
Can diet soda, cellphones and makeup give you cancer? The author of "The Secret History of the War on Cancer" discusses the health risks of, well, living.

How did the T get in LGBT?

John Aravosis
The 30-year fight for a federal gay civil rights law may fail because activists insist on including rights for transgendered people too. Has gay inclusiveness gone too far too fast?

Rabbit Bites: They Might Be Giants

Salon Staff
Our favorite bunnies talk to "Particle Man" band They Might Be Giants about nerd culture, group names and the future of vinyl.

The remaining GOP base — the 30%’ers and the Broder/Ignatius pundit

Glenn Greenwald
Along with Bush-following dead-enders, our nation's opinion-making elite are the sole remaining group loyal to the GOP's right wing.

Various items

Glenn Greenwald
A former GOP loyalist explains his disgust. More on the ADL's political pattern of condemnations. Which is the country actually threatening a first-strike nuclear attack?

Roundup: Self magazine Photoshops fitness

Tracy Clark-Flory
Plus: Women, they're good for business, according to a new study.

The fish-eating conundrum

Carol Lloyd
Think you've got the guidelines straight for pregnant women's fish consumption? Think again.

Follow-up to the silence from the ADL regarding Fox News and right-wing talk radio

Glenn Greenwald
The ADL agrees that various statements from Bill O'Reilly, Mark Levin and others are "repugnant" and "worthy of condemnation," but still refuses to condemn them.

“Michael Clayton”

Stephanie Zacharek
George Clooney's subtle, affecting performance is the chief reason to see this super-sincere social drama.

Killing him with kindness

Michael Scherer, Tim Grieve
How -- and why -- the Log Cabin Republicans are poisoning the well for Mitt Romney.

The latest revelations of lawbreaking, torture and extremism

Glenn Greenwald
With each day that we acquiesce to the Bush administration's radicalism, the more it defines the national character of our country.

Congress to New York (and Chicago and L.A.): Drop dead

Alex Koppelman
Popular proposals to choke off federal support to immigrant-friendly "sanctuary cities" would also dry up anti-terror funding for the cities most at risk.

Beyond the Multiplex

Andrew O'Hehir
An abortion film that will upset you, no matter which side you're on. Plus: What would Jesus do ... if his kid were gay?

China’s deadly Darfur games

Jill Savitt
Slick P.R. moves around the '08 Olympics can't hide the fact that China is still complicit in the Darfur genocide.

My Christian daughter says I’m going to hell

Cary Tennis
I don't believe in God but I want to allay her fears.

Turkey: Hot on hijabs

Tracy Clark-Flory
The prime minister wants to lift the head scarf ban. Why are feminists so angry?

Inside Myanmar’s violent crackdown

Marc Hujer, Andreas Lorenz
Eyewitness accounts from the uprising led by Buddhist monks, and how the junta silenced the city after days of bloodshed.

The Bush administration’s ties to Blackwater

Ben Van Heuvelen
Blamed in the deaths of Iraqi civilians, the private security firm has long ties to the White House and prominent Republicans, including Ken Starr.
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