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Does a bigger Army mean another Iraq?
Mark Benjamin
Every major presidential candidate, including the Democratic front-runners, wants a much bigger Army. But that means an Army expressly designed to fight another war like this one.
I’m working for a cokehead at a free arts magazine
Cary Tennis
She promised a raise and didn't deliver, and acts like I should be grateful!
Ahmadinejad’s New York state of mind
Hooman Majd
My time with the Iranian president this week underscored how the U.S. media has overlooked his political savvy.
Amazon’s MP3 store: Better than iTunes
Farhad Manjoo
For the first time, there's real competition to Apple's online music shop.
Hiding birth control from boyfriends
Lynn Harris
Study finds link between teen pregnancy and dating violence.
The feminist who made me blush
Rebecca Traister
Political columnist Katha Pollitt has been vilified for airing her romantic dirty laundry. What's wrong with serious women writers exposing their soft underbellies to the world?
The barefoot art of war
Der Spiegel staff
Thousands of Buddhist monks have hit the streets in Myanmar, deploying some shrewd political jujitsu against the corrupt, iron-fisted junta.
Ahmadinejad, big man on campus
Alex Koppelman, Tracee Herbaugh
The Iranian leader's visit to Columbia provoked outcry, support and a twist on free speech: "We're glad you're here -- so we can tell you you're an asshole."
You must remember this
Gary Kamiya
Ken Burns makes deeply emotional films that pluck America's chords of memory. In the case of World War II, this approach feels absolutely right.
What Ahmadinejad said
Salon Staff
The Iranian president made a controversial appearance at Columbia University on Monday; read his remarks here.
Softer software for women
Tracy Clark-Flory
Researchers say women respond better to "gentler" computer programs.
The GOP gets gaudy in Michigan
Michael Scherer
How do Republican presidential candidates woo the beleaguered voters of what may now be a crucial primary state? Party like aristocrats!
Divine politics
Laura Miller
In "The Stillborn God," a history of the separation of church and state, Mark Lilla urges the West to remember the religious fanaticism in its past -- or risk its return.
Mission accomplished — for Iran
Peter Galbraith
The scale of Bush's strategic miscalculation in Iraq is striking, emboldening Iran to extend its influence in the Middle East.
Dianne Feinstein, symbol of the worthless Beltway Democrat
Glenn Greenwald
Understanding the Bush-enabling and base-hating behavior of the "liberal" California Democrat reveals much about the failures of the 2007 Congress.
Condors vs. the NRA
Katharine Mieszkowski
The remarkable recovery of California condors is now threatened by lead bullet fragments left in the wild by hunters. Its fate rests with the governor. What will Schwarzenegger do?
The gay voter’s guide to the GOP
Michael Scherer, Ben Van Heuvelen
How should a right-wing homosexual vote in the upcoming primaries and caucuses? Salon rates the Republican candidates for gay friendliness.
Katrina, 9/11 and disaster capitalism
Lenora Todaro
Naomi Klein talks about how governments and corporations take advantage of floods, wars and other crises to implement "shock and awe" economics.
Kids gone wild
Linda Perlstein
CBS's new reality show "Kid Nation" lets kids run rampant -- with nary an adult in sight. Is that really so bad?
Profiles in Democratic cowardice
Joan Walsh
With Americans dying in Iraq, 22 Democratic senators joined Republicans to denounce MoveOn, and Barack Obama failed to vote. Does this party want to win the White House next year?
Giuliani’s proposal for endless Middle East wars on behalf of Israel
Glenn Greenwald
In a rational world, Giuliani's call for Israel to join NATO would provoke major controversy rather than deafening silence.
Number of the Day
Tim Grieve
The Senate votes overwhelmingly to condemn "personal attacks" on Gen. David Petraeus.
“I’m the C student, and just look at who’s the president”
Tim Grieve
George W. Bush holds a press conference.
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