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On your mark, get set, pray!
Julia Dahl
A Brownback supporter says the senator from Kansas needs "protection from the enemy."
A tragic setback for SpaceShipOne
Farhad Manjoo
An explosion kills three employees at the company that built the first private space vehicle.
Battered and fired
Carol Lloyd
Is it OK to fire an abuse victim for requesting time off after being beaten by a spouse?
Glenn Beck makes nice with the John Birch Society
Alex Koppelman
The CNN Headline News host had an extra-special guest on his show Wednesday night -- a spokesman for the ultraconservative conspiracist group.
How do you say “You go, girl” in Kashmiri?
Carol Lloyd
A group in Kashmir is training women to defend themselves. But it may not have women's best interests at heart.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The director of the chilling "No End in Sight" explains how the Iraq occupation went horribly wrong. Plus: The American who made the world notice Darfur.
Death strip
Douglas Wolk
A controversial graphic novel from Japan -- banned in China -- has inspired a hit movie and much fan fiction. Will thrill-starved U.S. readers get hooked?
Cabbies threaten to strike over GPS
Farhad Manjoo
New York City taxi drivers say that tracking them through the city is an invasion of their privacy. But don't cab owners have a right to know where their cars are?
Whose war is it, anyway?
The U.S. is fighting an entirely different war from the one(s)
actually being fought in Iraq.
No excuses for survivors of “unplanned sexual events”
Lynn Harris
Baptists for Brownback get their Swift on.
Don’t be alarmed: 29,000 sex offenders on MySpace
Farhad Manjoo
The discovery of many registered sex offenders on the popular social networking site isn't cause for new legislation.
The New York Times misses the CNN/YouTube debate
Joan Walsh
"Novices" can't get better answers from politicians than "journalists," the paper says. Which debate did they watch?
Joseph LeDoux’s heavy mental
Jonathan Cott, Karen Rester
The neuroscientist explains how music, emotion and memory shape our identities -- and why he has donned a Stratocaster to keep the brain rollin' all night long.
How the Democrats differ on Iraq
Walter Shapiro
The CNN/YouTube debate exposed a fault line among the candidates on the issue of residual troops.
Google and eBay fight the phone companies
Farhad Manjoo
Internet companies are lobbying the FCC to open up wireless networks to new applications and devices. If they win, we could all have cheaper, better, more wonderful cellphones.
We are playing Wii, and a little PS3
Farhad Manjoo
New video game numbers show a pickup in sales of Sony's high-priced console. But it's the Wii everyone really loves.
Let us now praise editors
Gary Kamiya
They may be invisible and their art unsung. But in the age of blogging, editors are needed more than ever.
My big, nasty Panamanian bride’s cake
Sarah Inez Levy
It was my turn to bake my grandmother's beloved recipe. But when I opened the oven, I had a pan of boozy fruit slop.
Bush’s incompetence gives al-Qaida new life
Juan Cole
The White House hints at military action as the terror organization regroups in northern Pakistan and the Musharraf government begins to wobble.
Hasta la vista, Harry
Table Talk
A few final, spoiler-free thoughts on Harry Potter from the members of Salon's reader community, Table Talk.
Would you like that placenta fried or in pill form?
Catherine Price
A growing number of women believe that ingesting their placentas may help stave off postpartum depression.
Anorexia: It’s not just for teens
Catherine Price
Most anorexics are in their late teens or early 20s. But that doesn't mean older people don't suffer from the disease, too.
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