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Joe Lieberman, warmongering centrist
Glenn Greenwald
The risk of a war with Iran is real, substantial and imminent.
Abortion, shmashmortion
Tracy Clark-Flory
"Knocked Up" avoids directly addressing abortion -- does that make it anti-choice?
“Bush’s policies are accelerating climate change”
Hasnain Kazim
Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz talks about the G8 summit, the dark side of globalization and the obstinate U.S. president.
Ask the Pilot
Patrick Smith
Why are pilots and flight attendants paraded through metal detectors, but not cleaners and caterers? Plus: Phantom hijackers revisited, and ominous news for your summer travel plans.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NBA Finals: Spurs will win if LeBron, Cavaliers don't attack. Also if they do. Plus: Ducks win Stanley Cup.
“Are We Rome?”
Gary Kamiya
Hollowed out by arrogance, corruption and a bloated military, the greatest empire the world has ever known fell. Is America doomed to follow in its footsteps?
Was Plame covert? Conservative commentators weigh in
Alex Koppelman
For years, many on the right have denied that former CIA officer Valerie Plame was covert when she was outed -- we check in to see if their position has changed.
The American Life League finally tells the truth
Lynn Harris
The group believes good Christians should rally around the rights of unborn babies -- not the needs of the poor.
Stem cells are one thing
Lynn Harris
But we also need to know more about the embryos they come from.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Baseball's amateur draft: 42 years of fascinating failure. And it's now at your fingertips thanks to Baseball-Reference.
Killing time
Tim Grieve
Republicans float proposals on the war, but Mitch McConnell says it's up to Bush to decide.
Three questions for Chris Cornell
Salon Staff
The ex-Soundgarden and Audioslave singer talks about going solo -- again.
Sex and the married Muslim
Tracy Clark-Flory
Sexpert to the Arab world Dr. Heba Kotb discusses female pleasure, halal sex and curing homosexuality.
Conversations: Duncan Sheik
Salon Staff
In this interview and podcast the "Spring Awakening" composer discusses how he's helped redefine the Broadway musical.
“The decision’s been made … to give another person a chance”
Alex Koppelman
Testimony Tuesday reveals more about the saga of two U.S. attorneys.
Killer reading
Page Rockwell
Break out the bubbly! "Death by Chick Lit," a new novel by Broadsheet's Lynn Harris, hits stores today.
A major label gives its music away
Salon Staff
Warner Music Group makes its music available online -- for free.
Schlozman takes the stand, Leahy gets angry
Alex Koppelman
The former interim U.S. attorney for the Western District of Missouri, Bradley Schlozman, faces contentious questioning by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Scooter Libby is like Lil’ Kim
Joseph H. Cooper
A group of prison inmates debate Libby's crime and proper sentence.
Scum-sucking epicure
Ann Bauer
I'm secretly addicted to spirulina. It tastes mossy, costs a fortune and makes my lips green, but this highbrow pond scum may turn out to be a wonder algae.
Conflict in the antiabortion camp
Tracy Clark-Flory
Antiabortion activists are divided over the Supreme Court's decision on the "partial-birth" abortion ban.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Banker Bill Hambrecht talks about going head-to-head against the NFL with a new league.
Curtains for musical comedy?
Robert Simonson
Move over, "Spamalot." The surreal, smart "Grey Gardens" and "Spring Awakening" are redefining Broadway.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
"Lost" borrows from its future to pay for its past, "House" oversells, undersells and then falls short, and "On the Lot" takes out a cash advance on a nonexistent payday.
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