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Diebold: New name, same bad voting machines!
Farhad Manjoo
A company synonymous with the aggressive pursuit of failure decides it's time for a "fresh identity."
You, too, can be a campaign reporter: Take the test!
Michael Scherer
Introducing the ACTAT, the secret test all elite reporters must pass before they can hit the 2008 trail.
Israel eyes the ’08 Democrats
Gregory Levey
Many in Israel are scrutinizing the U.S. presidential race -- and potentially key differences on security among Obama, Clinton and Edwards.
Test-tube nation
Jennifer Niesslein
Beth Kohl, author of the new book "Embryo Culture," talks about abortion, faith and her personal struggle with the ethics of assisted reproduction.
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Salon's guide to what to watch on Thursday: Dance off! "So You Think You Can Dance" crowns a winner; the Mark Morris Dance Group takes the stage.
The mullahs won’t like it
Andrew Leonard
"Yeh Hum Naheen," a pop song topping the charts in Pakistan, has a message for the West: We are not terrorists
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
If a study about racial bias in umps is to be believed, the news is that such bias is easy to fix. Are you listening, NBA? Plus: Phil Rizzuto.
Who invented calculus?
Andrew Leonard
On the occasion of India and Pakistan's birthday, Isaac Newton's credentials are questioned, and the green revolution gets a new facelift.
Psychologists to CIA: We condemn torture
Mark Benjamin
In a rebuke of President Bush, the American Psychological Association has resolved to condemn brutal CIA and military interrogations.
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Salon's guide to what to watch on Wednesday: Sink your teeth into "Top Chef's" hamburger challenge.
Roundup: Viagra, women who like money and more
Catherine Price
A bizarre Viagra ad, good news for aspiring female airline executives and a smack-down of "The Secret Lives of Women."
The collapse of Karl Rove
Lou Dubose
The Pygmalion strategist from Texas built up the Republican Party by exploiting the religious right -- and now his handiwork is crumbling.
Bush’s tangled arms deal
Gary Kamiya
By selling weapons to "moderate" states, Bush would again be playing puppet master and jerking around the Middle East with disastrous consequences.
I left an abuser, but now I’m with a married man
Cary Tennis
I know I should concentrate on my own emotional health, but he says I'm special and he cares about me!
Enforcing the community’s foreign policy orthodoxy
Glenn Greenwald
To maintain credibility as a "foreign policy expert," one must embrace the basic tenets of America's imperial role.
Chaste women + promiscuous men = impossible
Tracy Clark-Flory
Mathematicians take on surveys finding gap between men's and women's number of sex partners.
Who owns Linux? Not SCO
Farhad Manjoo
A federal judge issues a ruling that seems to shut down a software company's multibillion-dollar claim to own the open-source operating system.
The man who sold the war
Joan Walsh
When we look back on Karl Rove's reign, Iraq will be his shameful legacy.
What’s wrong with Alaska?
Benjamin Wallace-Wells
Every member of Alaska's all-GOP congressional delegation is embroiled in scandal.
The truth behind the Pollack-O’Hanlon trip to Iraq
Glenn Greenwald
An interview with Michael O'Hanlon highlights the scope and breadth of this P.R. fraud.
Big upset for Huckabee in Iowa
Michael Scherer
The numbers tell the story of a come-from-behind grass-roots success for the former Arkansas governor.
The Democrats’ “gay debate” dance
Alex Koppelman
At a forum on LGBT rights, the issue of same-sex marriage left the Democratic presidential front-runners looking like they had two left feet.
Feminist author attacked in India
Tracy Clark-Flory
A mob of Muslim extremists assail writer Taslima Nasreen and call for her murder.
ABC, CNN and NBC free their debate clips. But not Fox
Farhad Manjoo
News networks now explicitly allow bloggers to download, edit and post clips of presidential primary debates -- except for one holdout.
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