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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
"Pacman" Jones turns his life around. Kobe Bryant watch: Trade. The silence of Vin Scully. UFC's history lesson.
The NYT on the administration’s “debate” over whether to attack Iran
Glenn Greenwald
A front-page article examining the possibility of a new war includes some questionable facts and excludes some relevant ones.
My hapless African rebel
Nick Wadhams
A funny thing happened on my way to civil war in Ethiopia -- I met Reagan, and I would never see guerrilla rebels the same way again.
The connection between 9/11 and bad Chinese food
Andrew Leonard
Will loosening visa restrictions improve your local Kung Pao chicken? Maybe, grasshoppers, we should look inside ourselves for true tasty enlightenment.
16 and counting
M.K. Stump
A new documentary looks at the unique struggles and successes of our pioneering female senators.
Sen. Reid’s crime
Glenn Greenwald
It is permissible and often necessary to criticize the competence of military officials. And that should go without saying.
Waiting for Sarkozy
Gregory Levey
Can France's new president -- and the next American one -- begin to reverse the damage of the Bush era?
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
From free Wi-Fi, great haircuts and massage service to two-mile walks, aggressive loiterers and $10 burritos: Readers name the best, worst and weirdest airports in the world.
Dubai goes shopping — for Barneys
Andrew Leonard
Has globalization gone too far? Denied a foothold in the American ports business, Dubai grabs for a retail jewel.
Whole lotta love
Liz Langley
When it comes to relationships, the polyamorist motto is "The more, the merrier." Considering the sorry state of traditional marriage, is multi-partnering due a closer look?
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A giddy documentary about Gypsy music. The abortion movie everyone should see. Plus: The true tale of a communism-toppling crane operator.
Cashing in on extreme poverty
Andrew Leonard
A Mexican microfinance lender scores big in an IPO. What would Muhammad Yunus think?
The al-Marri decision
Glenn Greenwald
The most striking aspect of the al-Marri case is that the principles it affirms are subject to widespread debate.
The other mothers
Lynn Harris
Lucy Kaylin, author of a new book on mothers' complicated relationship with nannies, talks frankly about playground politics, nannycams and how the "mommy wars" play into childcare choices.
Ending “the world’s hottest war”
Mathieu von Rohr
Can a citizens movement enlisting the likes of George Clooney, Angelina Jolie and Don Cheadle finally stop the genocide in Darfur?
Don’t run, Al. Don’t!
Camille Paglia
The self-defeating Draft Al campaign is just the tip of the Democrats' woes. Plus: Paris and Lindsay's mommy problems, and the heyday of Hollywood pizazz.
Three questions for Strummer biographer
Salon Staff
The author of a new biography of Clash frontman Joe Strummer talks about the punk rock legend.
Mike Bloomberg could buy the White House
Walter Shapiro
He just quit the GOP and became an independent. But does America crave a sane version of Ross Perot with actual governing experience?
Why women stay with abusers
Carol Lloyd
A new book argues abusers employ the same type of "coercive control" used on kidnap victims and slaves.
Tales of the other Tony
David Marchese
While you were watching "The Sopranos," Broadway threw itself a big party ... well, maybe not that big.
Summer reads
Salon Staff
Chic lit: From a saga of 17th century maidens to a 21st century mom flirting with disaster, our novel recommendations will make you feel cheap and sexy in the best possible way.
One Iraqi’s collateral damage
Marc Perelman
Ahlam Al-Jabouri did fearless humanitarian work under the U.S. Army in Iraq -- but when her life was torn apart by sectarian hatred, U.S. authorities were MIA.
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