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Down and dirty with the GOP down South
Michael Scherer
Vote buying, astroturfing, anonymous attacks -- the 2008 Republican contenders keep hitting each other below the belt in South Carolina.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The feckless yuppies of NBC's "Apprentice" milk big laughs from the stench of the homeless. Plus: The 10 best new prison getaways!
Right-wing blogs discover massive conspiracy to hide WMDs in Iraq
Glenn Greenwald
The embrace by leading neoconservatives and other war supporters of the most bizarre and deranged conspiracy theories speaks volumes about their credibility and judgment.
From opium to outsourcing
Andrew Leonard
India's Tata Group has big plans for China. It won't be the first time the company has set up shop there.
How safe is the HPV vaccine?
Carol Lloyd
D.C. Council approves mandatory vaccinations, critics raise safety concerns.
The attorney general’s “tremendous credibility problem”
Michael Scherer
Republicans and Democrats alike pummeled Alberto Gonzales in a daylong hearing that left the future of his job in doubt.
The attorney general takes cover
Tim Grieve
Alberto Gonzales wraps himself in the Blacksburg shootings and hides behind "career professionals" at the Justice Department.
Killer reflection
Jeff Yang
Cho and other Asian shooters were portrayed as "smart but quiet" and "fundamentally foreign." What do these stereotypes reveal, and what do they obscure?
The U.S. attorneys scandal gets dirty
Mark Follman
As Congress prepares to grill Alberto Gonzales, Salon has uncovered another partisan issue connected to the mass firings: Pornography.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Hilary Brougher's "Stephanie Daley" is a major American film, in spite of its indie pedigree. Plus: Kate Beckinsale and Luke Wilson visit the snuff motel.
Song of the Day: “Please Visit Your National Parks,” Oxford Collapse
Salon Staff
Guitar, bass and drums need never get old.
Federal abortion ban roundup
Tracy Clark-Flory
Politicians, bloggers weigh in on today's Supreme Court decision.
Let’s hope he doesn’t get the flu
Tim Grieve
Tommy Thompson says fatigue and a cold were behind his claim that moneymaking is "part of the Jewish tradition."
Why Democrats dumped gun control
Alex Koppelman
Monday's shooting at Virginia Tech is a reminder that the party that once championed gun control has been running away from it since the 2000 election.
Is rap racist?
Salon Staff
Michael Eric Dyson, Margo Jefferson, Greg Tate, Joan Morgan and others weigh in on whether hip-hop is to blame for the culture of Imus.
“It’s like when 9/11 happened”
Joe Eaton
With the Virginia Tech shooter's identity revealed, some Koreans, fearing a backlash, are fleeing the campus.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
How the trivial world of sports matters, even in the wake of a tragedy like the Virginia Tech massacre.
“America at a Crossroads” veers to the right
Gary Kamiya
The highly touted PBS series on Islam and terrorism casts a cold eye on Bush's Iraq disaster -- but fails to examine Mideast history or America's failed policies in the region.
“An unsuitable steward of the law”
Tim Grieve
Conservatives call for the ouster of Alberto Gonzales.
Embarrassment of riches
Laura Miller
In his new book, misery junkie William Vollmann asks people around the globe, Why are you poor?
Iraq: American public opinion vs. a “small but powerful group”
Glenn Greenwald
The gulf continues to widen between the views of most Americans regarding Iraq and the faction which Gen. John Sheehan called the "small but powerful group" responsible for the war's continuation.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
"Top Design" bids a mediocre farewell, while "Friday Night Lights" haunts us with dreams of a second season. Plus: "Survivor's" Yau-Man reinvents the reality hero!
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