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Tangled up in Seuss
Dan Brekke
When a musician recorded "Green Eggs and Ham" in the voice of vintage Bob Dylan and posted it online, the Grinch estate promptly replied: One fish, two fish, cease and desist.
New Walter Reed questions
Mark Benjamin
Democratic senators ask why the government failed to respond to 2004 warning about hospital conditions.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
From giant pillows and computer-crushing seats to sudoku mania and quartz porcupines: Musings on the state of air travel.
A cheating bully is ruining our racquetball games
Cary Tennis
His behavior is intolerable, but he gets away with it because he's a superior athlete.
Welcome to Woman Town
Carol Lloyd
Motto: "A woman never makes a mistake. A man can never reject a woman's request."
Why’d you nominate this guy?
Salon Staff
Responding to a Salon report, Sen. Barack Obama sends a letter to President Bush questioning his choice for a key VA job, saying the nominee knew of problems at Walter Reed.
Fear of female Democrats
Carol Lloyd
Will threatened right-wing pundits persuade male voters that it's wimpy to vote for a woman?
The Bush administration’s terrible luck with finding documents
Glenn Greenwald
The administration's claim that it lost potentially thousands of e-mails relating to the U.S. attorneys scandal is merely the latest in a series of similar incidents.
Sanjaya’s reign continues
Salon Staff
The season of Sanjaya moves forward as Haley Scarnato is the latest to be eliminated from "American Idol."
The dark legacy of Carlos Castaneda
Robert Marshall
The godfather of the New Age led a secretive group of devoted followers in the last decade of his life. His closest "witches" remain missing, and former insiders, offering new details, believe the women took their own lives.
Weekly Standard: Bush has “near dictatorial power”
Glenn Greenwald
The gap between the beliefs of Bush followers and America's defining political principles continues to widen.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A powerful mystery-thriller -- and major festival hit -- about sex, violence, revenge and guilt. Plus: Douglas Coupland puts Gen-X angst on the big screen.
I’m obsessed with being a hipster
Cary Tennis
I left my heart in Williamsburg, though I'm secretly a nerd.
History and Hindu nationalism: A call to arms
Andrew Leonard
Warning: Investigating the identity politics associated with legendary Indian warrior kings can be dangerous to your intellectual health.
“Finding more cancer is not the answer”
Lynn Harris
Will new detection guidelines lead to overdiagnosis of breast cancer?
Can Republicans save themselves by changing Bush?
Tim Grieve
The White House says it won't negotiate with Democrats on Iraq. How about with the GOP?
VA report found Walter Reed problems in 2004
Mark Benjamin
A task force learned nearly three years ago that wounded vets were unhappy with the hospital. So why does Bush want to promote the task force co-chair?
The Walter Reed focus group report
Salon Staff
Read the full report on what soldiers were telling the Bush administration about conditions at Walter Reed -- in 2004.
Real inconvenient truths
Camille Paglia
Our failed political dynasties, Pelosi's stylish appeal and George W. Bush as Queen Victoria. Plus: The hot air about global warming.
Al Gore: Ask not, what semiconductors can do for you
Andrew Leonard
The former vice president talks to engineers in San Jose, and probably wishes he'd never invented the Internet
He’s sorry now
Jonathan Miller
But will Don Imus be saying the same thing again in a few years? Considering some of his unreported remarks last week, it sure looks that way.
News flash: Rape jokes aren’t funny
Catherine Price
The editors of the University of Western Ontario's student paper, the Gazette, took their spoof issue too far.
Imus offends
Page Rockwell
Should the addlepated radio host lose his job because he called the Rutgers women's basketball team "nappy-headed hos"?
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