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The Mormons are coming
Andrew O'Hehir
Long before Mitt Romney and "Big Love," Mormons were demonized as polygamists, prudes and vampires. But Mormonism just may be the first major world faith since Islam.
Texans turn against Bush’s war
Bill Sasser
Disillusionment with Iraq is smoldering even in the heart of Bush country, where military families have paid a heavy price.
Bush’s stairway to paradise
Sidney Blumenthal
Hoping that history will somehow vindicate him, the president has entered a phase of decadent perversity.
The not-so-mysterious case of the coy candidate
Michael Scherer
Who's paying for those ads attacking Mike Huckabee? Everybody in Arkansas seems to know -- except Huckabee.
Alicia Silverstone’s naked PETA ad
Andrew Leonard
Meat isn't just murder, says the animal rights group, it also causes global warming. Vegetarians, meanwhile, may be sexy.
Take two pills and don’t get pregnant
Lynn Harris
Do doctors tell women enough about prescription drugs and birth defects?
Hillary Clinton’s healthcare 2.0
Walter Shapiro
She has a pitch-perfect new ad and a grand plan for healthcare reform. How much will it matter in the campaign -- and beyond?
Harry Reid talks tough on Iraq
Joan Walsh
With polls showing the Petraeus performance made no difference to voters, the Democrats say they won't compromise on timelines after all.
Why Bush won’t attack Iran
Steven Clemons
Despite saber-rattling, and the Washington buzz that a strike is coming, the president doesn't intend to bomb Iran. Cheney may have other ideas.
Edward Klein’s next three books
someone who is not Edward Klein
The noted biographer of Hillary Clinton, Jackie Kennedy and, most recently, Katie Couric takes on three more power-crazed sluts, uh, powerful women.
Why are students getting Tasered on video?
Farhad Manjoo
Hey, campus cops, have you heard of YouTube? Anytime you Taser a kid, it's going to be on video!
Know your rights: The Kerry Taser incident
Tim Grieve
Police use a Taser on a college student who doesn't go quietly after posing an overlong question to John Kerry.
What happens to private contractors who kill Iraqis? Maybe nothing
Alex Koppelman, Mark Benjamin
Blackwater USA employees are accused of killing several civilians, but there might not be anyone with the authority to prosecute them.
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Salon's guide to what to watch on Tuesday: The P.O.V. documentary "Lumo" examines brutality in the Congo through the eyes of one smart young woman.
“Dragon Wars”: Made in South Korea
Andrew Leonard
A globalization goodie: Either the best, or worst, Korean fantasy epic set in modern Los Angeles, ever.
Blackwater or black hole?
Tim Grieve
What does the State Department know about the Iraqis' decision to ban its private security firm? Not much, apparently.
So long, white boy
Thomas F. Schaller
Could 2008 be the year that Democrats finally admit an old sweetheart is never coming back, and stop pandering to the white male voter?
The endless, meaningless blather from the Washington establishment
Glenn Greenwald
Just as has been true since the Iraq invasion was first unveiled, the Beltway conventional wisdom about the surge has proved to be completely false.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
From Clickair to CrazyJet, a meditation on the
troubled state of airline names.
Should tots watch TV?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Most kids under 2 are parked in front of the electronic babysitter every day. Author Lisa Guernsey explains how the tube impacts the smallest couch potatoes.
How Bush is trying to save face in Iraq
Sidney Blumenthal
The president is now taking credit for turning Sunni tribes against al-Qaida in Iraq. But two years ago he rejected a Sunni offer to negotiate an end to the violence.
Outsiders are the new insiders
Heather Havrilesky
Nerds and middle-aged losers lead the charge as this fall's favorite comic heroes! A clip 'n' save guide to the new comedies.
Ocelots are collateral damage
Cary Cardwell
The U.S.-Mexican border fence, which could be ramrodded past environmental laws, would set back decades of wildlife conservation.
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