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Invasion of the great green algae monster
Andrew Leonard
A lake in China turns brighter than any emerald. Will the imperial court hear the lamentations of the people?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
National teams and patriotic themes demand red, white and blue, not black, mustard and rust. Plus: The secret of spontaneous Stanley Cup team photos.
Ten things about Dick
Tim Grieve
The Washington Post raises the curtain on our extraordinary vice president.
Summer reads
Salon Staff
Thrills and chills: These mysteries and science fiction novels will transport you to a higher plane.
Everyone we fight in Iraq is now “al-Qaida”
Glenn Greenwald
A change in the way the Bush administration and military commanders refer to "the enemy" in Iraq has been almost immediately adopted by the media.
“A Mighty Heart”
Stephanie Zacharek
This unmooring, bleakly beautiful film -- starring Angelina Jolie as Mariane Pearl -- gets to the essence of the unstable world we now live in.
Nagasaki and Hiroshima: Worse than Stalin?
Andrew Leonard
Vladimir Putin warns against trying to make Russians feel guilty for their history. Meanwhile, another Western oil company gets purged.
Giuliani’s loyalty to an accused priest
Alex Koppelman, Joe Strupp
A grand jury accused Alan Placa of molestation and his diocese has suspended him, but the presidential candidate continues to employ his lifelong best friend as a consultant.
A protective cover for your cocktail
Tracy Clark-Flory
The new defense against date-rape drugs. Ingenious or just plain dumb?
Sir Salman, meet Saifullah Osama
Andrew Leonard
An eye for an eye, a Sword of Allah for a knighthood. What would Rudyard Kipling think?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Ya gotta believe: It's funny how fond the immensely talented are of assuring us that confidence and "knowing how to win" lead to victory.
“Psychologists were central to the abuse”
Salon Staff
A letter from a group of psychologists to the American Psychological Association charges psychologists with responsibility for abusive interrogations.
The struggle for independents
Priya Jain
The bankruptcy of a book distributor sent shock waves through the indie publishing world, leaving small presses like McSweeney's struggling to survive. Can the Internet help keep them afloat?
A border fence with a hole big enough for Mexican trucks
Andrew Leonard
A globalization paradox: How do you keep terrorists and illegal immigrants out, but let cheap truckers in?
Scheduled stoning stopped in Iran
Lynn Harris
Women's rights activists credited for successful eleventh-hour protest.
Spinning the disaster in Gaza
Aluf Benn
Bush and Olmert scramble to prop up Abbas, but the Hamas takeover boosts Iran and leaves hopes for a Palestinian state in tatters.
Other priorities
Tim Grieve
Giuliani ditched the Iraq Study Group but found time for big-money speeches on "leadership."
The NAACP’s sad decline
Debra Dickerson
The venerable advocacy group changed history with its civil rights leadership -- so why does it seem to have lost its way?
“Hamastan” vs. “Fatahstan”
Christoph Schult
Hamas' violent takeover in Gaza leaves the Palestinian territories divided, and U.S. and Israeli strategy under a cloud.
What’s worse — my breast cancer, or my relatives trying to “help” me?
Cary Tennis
I am a secular person, I do not like the color pink, and I need to manage my disease my own way.
Music Video: “Rotten Hell,” Menomena
Salon Staff
The Portland trio finds poetry in a school food fight.
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