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When a tomato is more than just a tasty summer fruit
Catherine Price
In India, catcallers taunt women by referring to them as food. But Jasmeen Patheja, founder of the Blank Noise Project, is no ordinary tomato.
It all goes back to trail mix
Catherine Price
A study suggests that when it comes to remembering the location of the Ben and Jerry's, women have a biological advantage over men.
Ari Watch, continued
Joan Walsh
Here's what happened when the Iraq war flack was asked to name the veteran in his ad on "Hardball." Plus: Tammy Haddad's new gig.
Deadly lockdown in New Orleans
Robin Templeton
Two years after Hurricane Katrina, the city's prisons are overflowing and inmates have mysteriously died behind bars. Critics denounce a justice system in tatters.
Old-school week on Iraq
Tim Grieve
Bush links Iraq to WWII, Ari Fleischer comes out of hiding and Republicans are pushing Allawi again.
Google will “probably” bid on airwaves, Schmidt says
Farhad Manjoo
In an engaging speech to fellow techno-libertarians, Google's CEO defends openness on the Internet, and says his company will probably make a bid to become a wireless carrier.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The DIY Generation gets its big moment with Joe Swanberg's bittersweet "Hannah Takes the Stairs." Plus: "The Films of Michael Haneke" DVD box set is a must-have for cinephiles.
Ari Fleischer: It gets worse
Joan Walsh
On "Hardball" he doesn't know the name of the Iraq veteran whose story he's using to back the war.
Ari Fleischer, reporting for duty!
Joan Walsh
The former White House flack, who was almost always wrong about Iraq, is enlisting -- for an ad campaign designed to support the surge.
USA! USA! USA!
Tim Grieve
How Bush's advance team keeps the president -- and the press -- from seeing or hearing dissent.
Carl Levin reveals the Democrats’ Iraq “strategy”
Glenn Greenwald
The senator's proclamations that the surge is working make clear that Congress will do nothing to end the war and much to ensure its continuation.
Fantasy island
Sidney Blumenthal
Karl Rove calls himself Moby Dick. One speechwriter sees himself as St. Francis. Another sees him as Iago. All regard Bush as Abraham Lincoln. In Washington, reality is a myth.
Seizing American supremacy
Dilip Hiro
Throughout history, rising powers have overtaken superpowers. The United States will not prove an exception.
Dude, that’s my treadmill
Catherine Price
A new study suggests that when it comes to heart disease, exercise may do more for women than it does for men.
Another “Gonzales guy” resigns
Tim Grieve
Bradley Schlozman, a Bush loyalist in the politicization of the Justice Department.
Are Democrats really so lame?
Joan Walsh
Republicans are on the ropes, but yet another mainstream media star says it's Democrats who are in trouble, thanks to Bush-hating bloggers and billionaires. Here we go again.
I feed the poor but eat with the rich
Cary Tennis
We do our Christian charity and then drink mimosas at a fancy hotel up the street. And that just seems so wrong!
Pit bulls are innocent
Ken Foster
State proposals to ban pit bulls reflect society's worst fears and prejudices. As the Michael Vick scandal has made clear, it is humans and not the dogs who are the criminals.
Reply to Dan Drezner
Glenn Greenwald
More on U.S. imperialistic policies and the foreign policy community.
The rigid pro-war ideology of the foreign policy community
Glenn Greenwald
Responding to various commentaries concerning the foreign policy establishment's war advocacy.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
What does the former D&D geek on "The Pick-Up Artist" know about wooing hot women? Plus: On "Big Brother 8," America grows to hate "America's
Player"!
Panic on Wall Street
Andrew Leonard
You've heard about the home-loan bust, but do you know your derivatives from your tranches? Read Salon's easy guide to understanding the current market freakout.
Summer sips
Sarah Karnasiewicz
You wrote, we drank! Meet the winners of our first summer cocktail contest!
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