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From Bush, more of the same
Alex Koppelman
Despite recent reports that the president would debut a more conciliatory tone on Iraq in Cleveland on Tuesday, his speech offered little new.
Vitter apologizes
Alex Koppelman
The Louisiana Republican admits that his phone number is in records just released by the "D.C. Madam."
Sen. David Vitter, a leading Christian social conservative
Glenn Greenwald
The Republican lawmaker from Louisiana has a long and impressive record of using the power of the law to impose moral righteousness.
In the wonderland of ruins
Gary Kamiya
Turkey's history is even more rich and complicated than its convoluted present.
Play peak oil before you live it
Eliza Strickland
Collaborative intelligence wiz Jane McGonigal designs alternate reality games to solve the world's biggest problems. Enviros love her -- but so does the military.
“The Trap”
Astra Taylor
Are young Americans more interested in selling out than changing the world? Daniel Brook's new book argues that 20-somethings are forced to choose between living by their ideals or making a living.
A 19-year-old wants my husband
Cary Tennis
We're polyamorous but I think she needs discipline more than sex.
GOP hawks’ sudden conversion
Joe Conason
Republicans facing lousy polls now embrace the Iraq Study Group report. But do they know it advocates a radical break from Bush's policies?
Inside the minds of killer doctors
Juan Cole
Some of the accused behind the recent terror plots in Britain were professional healers. What on earth prompts someone to snap from caregiver to killer?
The NYT’s growing pro-war fan club
Glenn Greenwald
There is a reason why the country's most extremist war advocates have become the most enthusiastic fans of the Times' Iraq reporting.
Hives among us
Lenora Todaro
Nothing will stop urban beekeeping fanatics from making their own honey -- not traffic, not smog, not even the law.
Tech week in review: Does Universal want an iPod tax?
Farhad Manjoo
The record label sours on iTunes. Plus: Google buys a phone company, Microsoft fixes your XBox, and Apple quietly releases some kind of phone or something.
Facebook isn’t just for college kids anymore
Farhad Manjoo
New numbers show that everyone's joining Facebook -- especially old people.
Majority of Americans favor Cheney impeachment
Alex Koppelman
A new poll shows a slim majority in support of impeachment proceedings against the vice president, and a close split on impeachment of President Bush.
Harry Potter and the prediction pool
Matthew Fishbane, Thomas Rogers
Who will survive "The Deathly Hallows"? Elizabeth Hand, Kelly Link, Steve Almond -- and Stephen Amidon's children -- join Salon staff and place their bets.
Hungrr’s iPhone auction gets no relief
Farhad Manjoo
A hunger-relief group tries to provide food bank meals by selling an iPhone, but it's stymied by ornery newsmen and eBay scoundrels.
My sister! My daughter!
Carol Lloyd
The first case of mother-to-daughter egg donation sparks controversy.
Joe Biden lets it all hang out
Walter Shapiro
In Iowa, the long-shot candidate stuck with his blunt, freewheeling style, and warned of the dire mess in Iraq facing the next American president.
“They don’t own the Democratic Party”
Walter Shapiro
Joe Biden talks about lefty bloggers, the perils of candor in a YouTube age, Dick Cheney's secret thoughts, and how many troops a Biden administration would keep in Iraq.
Why has world opinion of the U.S. changed dramatically since 2000?
Glenn Greenwald
Various responses to yesterday's post further illuminate the reasons for the collapse of America's standing in the world.
Words to live by
Salon Staff
If you can't be a good example, serve as a warning. What can others learn from your mistakes?
Steve walks warily down the street, with the brim pulled way down low
Alex Koppelman
Another Senate Republican -- this one New Mexico's Pete Domenici -- breaks with the Bush administration on Iraq.
The tragic collapse of America’s standing in the world
Glenn Greenwald
A new comprehensive worldwide Pew poll demonstrates the destruction under the Bush presidency of America's strong and robust moral credibility.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Werner Herzog's explosive POW drama -- a love letter to America? Plus: Bad parents, interesting women.
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