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California hockey program keeps kids on the street
Lynn Harris
Good news for girls in more ways than one.
Bionic parents and techno-children
Lynn Harris
Author Liza Mundy talks about "designer babies," the "epidemic" of twins, and why assisted reproduction is the world's biggest social experiment.
Maternity care is a money loser
Catherine Price
Over the past 10 years, 11 of Philadelphia's 19 obstetrics units have closed their doors.
For immigrants, is sex education a particularly touchy subject?
Catherine Price
Or do all Americans, regardless of where they came from, need to address their issues with sex ed?
An “honor killing” in Iraq, captured by cellphone
Catherine Price
Perhaps videos of the murder of Du'a Khalil Aswad, a 17-year-old girl who was stoned to death in Iraq, can help put an end to this barbaric custom.
Neocons’ rejection of the rule of law extends to the personal level
Glenn Greenwald
Examining the reflexive and near unanimous defense by neoconservatives whenever one of their own is accused of wrongdoing or criminality.
Bush’s favorite historian
Gary Kamiya
British author Alistair Horne explains what Pinochet, Sharon and Bush have all taken from his work, why peace means getting rid of the priests, and why Iraq is the wrong war in the wrong place.
George Tenet cashes in on Iraq
Tim Shorrock
The former CIA chief is earning big money from corporations profiting off the war -- a fact not mentioned in his combative new book or heard on his publicity blitz.
Don’t worry, be Mike Gravel
Alex Koppelman
No job, no money, no problem -- after personal setbacks, the quirky Alaskan returns to his first love as a long-shot contender for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Who funds and runs the Politico?
Glenn Greenwald
A longtime Reaganite is the president and CEO of the Politico. Are we supposed to believe that to be irrelevant to its political coverage?
Condi Rice never looks back
Joe Conason
That attitude, says Marcus Mabry in his new biography of the secretary of state, has seriously harmed the United States.
Have Bill Frist and right-wing bloggers plagiarized their new Iraq plan?
Glenn Greenwald
A new organization created to support the Iraq war seems to have stolen its founding document from Valerie Ninemire's cheerleading site.
Will Justice probe block Gonzales aide’s testimony?
Tim Grieve
The Justice Department creates for itself an Oliver North problem.
Northern exposure
Gregory Levey
American soldiers are fleeing the Iraq war for Canada -- and U.S. officials may be on their trail. North of the border is no longer the safe haven it was during the Vietnam era.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Actress Sarah Polley talks about her moving directorial debut in this interview and podcast. Plus: Serial killers, skinheads and spaceships in China.
Taking it off for peace
Amy Reiter
A new documentary asks whether uniting Israeli and Palestinian women around weight loss is the way to lasting peace in the Middle East.
Living in the shadow of climate change
Matthias Gebauer
Farmers in Bangladesh have no concept of global warming -- but are faced with scorching heat and rising waters that threaten their daily lives.
The Anti-Prostitution Pledge
Lynn Harris
It's imposed, not taken, by Bush's foreign-aid people -- with disastrous results worldwide.
“Brothers”
David Talbot
The exclusive story of Robert F. Kennedy's secret search for the truth about John F. Kennedy's assassination. From the new book by Salon's founder and former editor in chief.
War as reality rather than cartoon
Glenn Greenwald
Israel's candid acknowledgment of its grave errors and failures in the Lebanon war stands in stark contrast to the American right wing's fantasy world.
Last refuge of the scoundrel
Gary Kamiya
Bush is trying to convince the American people that Iraq is the WWII of our time, and Democrats are craven defeatists. Both claims are absurd.
The feds are still looking for the E. coli
Michael Scherer
As the bacterial outbreaks in Pennsylvania and California show, the USDA's food-safety division has trouble tracking down the slaughterhouses that produce tainted meat.
America’s shadow army in Iraq
Jeremy Scahill
The Democrats' "withdrawal" plan overlooks a big part of the occupation: Legions of military contractors from U.S. corporations.
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