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The ballad of Ramos and Compean
Alex Koppelman
How the anti-immigration right -- and Lou Dobbs -- turned two rogue Border Patrol agents into heroes and got Congress on their side.
Psst! Have you heard…?
Lucy Silag
I realized I was addicted to gossiping, so I quit. But after four months, my friends think I'm a narcissistic bore -- and all I want to do is dish some dirt.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
HBO's "Tell Me You Love Me" dishes up whiny, unhappy people not holding hands. Plus: Why nobody (but VH1) loves Chachi.
The 18 best Jewish ballplayers of all time
Jonah Keri
With bashin' boychiks knocking the seam off the ball this year, Salon highlights the greatest Hebrew hammers and fireballers to step onto the diamond.
Doctors: No more designer vaginas!
Tracy Clark-Flory
A respected medical group speaks out against the surgical trend.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Jinx! Another no-hitter destroyed by loose lips. Were you to blame?
NBC walks away from iTunes
Farhad Manjoo
A pricing dispute could mean the end of "The Office," "30 Rock" and other popular shows on Apple's online store.
“Exiled”
Stephanie Zacharek
This is a Hong Kong action movie that even people who think they don't like Hong Kong movies should see.
Is violence in Iraq really down?
Salon Staff
In a letter to Congress, the National Security Network calls for the Bush administration to provide evidence for its claim that violence has diminished in Iraq.
The World Bank’s new mandate: Pumping derivatives
Andrew Leonard
Robert Zoellick wants the bank to be more like Wall Street. The new president may have picked the wrong month to launch his signature campaign.
John Edwards turns on his fellow Democrats
Michael Scherer
As he struggles to move up in the polls, Edwards begins taking not-so-subtle digs at his rivals -- Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
An unexpectedly popular papaya protest
Andrew Leonard
Thais in Bangkok know a bargain when they see one: Free genetically modified papayas, courtesy of Greenpeace
Cookies and hankies for our “wounded warriors”
Tim Grieve
How Move America Forward supports the troops.
Bj
Kevin Berger
Global warming doesn't faze the infamous author, who argues that polar bears are doing fine and Al Gore is way too hot under the collar. But can the "skeptical environmentalist" back up his rosy views?
Hurricane recovery, Republican-style
Tim Shorrock
Many are still struggling on the Gulf Coast. But casino and real estate investors are living large -- thanks to Republican officials.
Science publishers get even stupider
Andrew Leonard
The war against open access to taxpayer-funded scientific research heats up. Let the mocking begin.
“It ain’t easy in the Big Easy”
Larry Blumenfeld
While well-meaning programs seek to restore New Orleans' battered "cultural wetlands," two years after Katrina many musicians still struggle to survive.
The waning power of the War Myth
Gary Kamiya
As Iraq dies, Bush is falling back on his old standby: Patriotic blackmail. But this time it won't work.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Good for the kids from Georgia, but the Little League World Series has finally lost this customer. Plus: Golden infielders. And: MySpace responds.
Silencing “Opus”
Joan Walsh
The Washington Post and two dozen other papers declined to run two comic strips that could maybe, possibly, perhaps somehow offend some Muslims, somewhere, perhaps.
The iPhone has been unlocked. Sadly, it’s still not really free
Farhad Manjoo
The iPhone can now run on any GSM phone network in the world, thanks to a new hack. Alas, the hackers are keeping the secret to themselves.
Ari Fleischer’s misleading message
Joe Conason
Freedom's Watch, the former press secretary's new pro-Iraq war group, has little to do with veterans and everything to do with politics.
Barack Obama’s Republican edge
Michael Scherer
If he can win the Democratic primary, will his fans from the opposing party help take him all the way to the White House?
PS3 sales fall short of Sony’s high hopes
Farhad Manjoo
Despite its predictions of an end to the slump, Sony's Playstation 3 game console is still in third place, trailing XBox and Wii.
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