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In Hurricane Katrina’s surreal backwaters
Bill Sasser
Two years after the deluge: A brew of Hollywood pyrotechnics, homeowner nightmares and local cultural revival in New Orleans.
The Weekly Standard’s “9/11 Generation”
Glenn Greenwald
The ability to cheer on wars while insulating oneself completely from their risks is a unique attribute of the current American generation.
Congress puts off fixing touch-screen voting
Farhad Manjoo
Instead of instituting a real fix for the scourge of electronic voting, Democrats look ready to adopt a money-wasting quick fix.
The pro-choice pirate
Matthew Fishbane
Four questions for Rebecca Gomperts, captain of the "abortion boat," and founder of the pro-choice activist group Women on Waves.
Hillary Clinton’s balancing act
Tracy Clark-Flory
She's most popular with women -- but many remain wary.
Grape harvesters of illegal immigration wrath
Andrew Leonard
Want to stop the flow of migrant crop pickers across the border? Upgrade!
FEMA dragged its feet on toxicity in trailers
Julia Dahl
While Katrina victims living in FEMA trailers suffered myriad illnesses, the agency was worried about liability.
“Sunshine”
Stephanie Zacharek
Danny Boyle's unapologetically cerebral space-exploration sci-fi film rockets off to oblivion.
“I admit that I don’t have my shtick down”
Walter Shapiro
In an interview with Salon, Bill Richardson talks about his "evolving" positions, what he owes Bill Clinton, and exactly what "no residual troops in Iraq" means.
Baghdad Bergner
Bush's new man in Iraq.
Lose one for the Discovery Channel!
Andrew Leonard
Seeking the deeper truths of existence from a doomed breakaway during the Tour de France.
The insurgent who wasn’t?
Alex Koppelman
U.S. officials now say a major Iraqi insurgent leader -- once reported captured, once reported killed -- doesn't exist.
A “safe haven” for al-Qaida in Pakistan
Alex Koppelman
A conversation with Buzzy Krongard, the executive director of the CIA from 2001 to 2004, about the new National Intelligence Estimate and al-Qaida's resurgence in Pakistan.
Cooking the intelligence, again
Sidney Blumenthal
The latest government estimate of the terrorist threat is just a rehash of the same old script, produced under pressure to support the president's efforts to sell the Iraq war.
Amma’s cosmic squeeze
Erik Davis
My journey into the arms of Amma the hugging saint reminded me that humans are far more than neurologically programmed DNA machines.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Natalie Portman is horribly misused in "Goya's Ghosts." Plus: "Summercamp!" -- the season's saddest, sweetest, most magical and deeply affecting movie.
The Potter leak: Winners and losers (no spoilers)
Farhad Manjoo
What the pre-released version of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" tells us about controlling art in the digital age.
Sleepless in the Senate
Michael Scherer
The Democrats launched an all-night offensive to force the Republicans to break with Bush on Iraq, but come morning the Republicans held firm.
Straight up
The Washington Post tells the NIE story right.
You are now free to pollute about the country
Katharine Mieszkowski
Air travel is the latest guilt trip for the environmentally conscious consumer. Here's how flying contributes to global warming and what is being done to cool the jets.
Hyping the intelligence again?
How the actual threat from al-Qaida in Iraq seems to shift depending on who's talking.
The one-child-per-family Transformers generation
Andrew Leonard
China's version of the boomers can't get enough of alien invader giant robots.
An al-Qaida safe haven? Really?
Alex Koppelman
War games predicting what would happen after a U.S. withdrawal show the president may be wrong again about the effect of al-Qaida in Iraq.
The Salon Interview: Elizabeth Edwards
Joan Walsh
On her confrontation with Ann Coulter, why she backs gay marriage -- and why Edwards is a better choice for women than Hillary Clinton.
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