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Should George Tenet give up his Medal of Freedom?
Joan Walsh
A group of former CIA officers says yes. I can't believe he accepted it to begin with.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Boom. Baseball's latest steroid bombshell means we might know more soon. And that's about all. Plus: Warriors go up 3-1 on Mavs.
“We cannot stay as an occupying force in the Middle East”
Myra MacPherson
Sen. Chuck Hagel talks about his presidential ambitions and why he sided with Democrats on Iraq.
Goodbye, Baghdad
Riverbend
I'm finally leaving Iraq. But it's hard to decide which is more frightening: Car bombs and militias, or leaving everything you know and love.
Abortion news roundup
Tracy Clark-Flory
Antiabortion terrorism, parental notification in Illinois and more
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Howard Stern and Tiki Barber take in Adam Carolla's "The Hammer." Plus: A dark indie from an "Entourage" actor and a compelling doc about U.S. soldiers.
And the winner is?
Joan Walsh
Hillary didn't lose. Nobody else won. Plus: Did she say the M-word? And wild Mike Gravel gets off the best line of the night.
Lords of the dirt
Andrew Leonard
All hail the soil scientist: the future of humanity is crumpled in their hands
Are political consultants getting rich off your money?
Walter Shapiro
The 2008 presidential contenders have raised an unprecedented amount of campaign cash -- and strategists, pollsters and media consultants
will reap the monetary rewards.
America’s dangerous trigger finger
David J. Morris
Why the killing of civilians by U.S. Marines in Afghanistan and Iraq could have profound strategic consequences.
From Norman Rockwell to Abu Ghraib
Sidney Blumenthal
To understand how Bush justifies a torture policy that is the bane of our nation, consider the sentimental cowboy art that decks his Oval Office walls.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Do men who have sex with horses deserve our sympathy? A podcast interview with the director of a movie about animal love -- "Zoo."
Churches slam doors on sex offenders
Eilene Zimmerman
Christian, Muslim and Jewish congregations are struggling over whether to let sex offenders worship in their midst. Few have mercy.
Democrats.com’s strange neocon bedfellow
Andrew Leonard
How did Thailand's effort to ensure cheap AIDS drugs become a supposed outsourcing scandal?
The Pat Tillman and Jessica Lynch frauds
Glenn Greenwald
There is nothing unusual about these frauds. They are the natural, and common, byproduct of our political and media institutions.
The Pentagon’s chronic neglect of Iraq vets
Mark Benjamin
Military officials knew long ago about the failure to take care of America's war wounded at the beleaguered Walter Reed hospital.
Awaiting Mexico abortion vote
Catherine Price
Plus, Iranian women are arrested for their dress, elephant seals go wild, and the tax code continues to discriminate against women.
Blood for oil in the Horn of Africa
Andrew Leonard
First the U.S., then the Soviets, explored for oil in eastern Ethiopia. Now the Chinese are there, and paying dearly for it.
Good news in the fight against teenage abuse
Catherine Price
The organization Teens Experiencing Abusive Relationships appears on "Montel Williams" today. Plus, there's a new national help line.
Bring on the runts
Catherine Price
British researchers are trying to "chemically restructure the metabolic system of children to ensure they never become obese," says the Guardian.
David Halberstam on today’s American press
Glenn Greenwald
Though U.S. media stars will undoubtedly rush to heap praise on Halberstam, his views on the proper role of journalism could not be any farther from what they do.
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