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A 17-year-old madam, Kabul’s beauty school and more
Tracy Clark-Flory
Afghan women can make up to $200 per haircut.
My backroad memorial
Susan Straight
My favorite memories of my brother are of him in the driver's seat, tearing down dirt roads. So on nights when I miss him more than I can bear, I just turn up the radio, roll down the windows, and speed.
No sympathy for the devil
Salon Staff
Disney says sayonara to Keith Richards as the fallout from snortgate continues.
The American media’s fringe ideological view of Pelosi’s trip
Glenn Greenwald
The media's coverage of Pelosi's Syria trip demonstrates that it takes its cues from fringe ideologues whom it mistakes for the mainstream.
A conversation with John Edwards
Walter Shapiro
The Democratic hopeful talks about his wife's cancer, the problem with Bush and Cheney, and why he cares about poverty this time.
Paul Verhoeven gets real
Andrew O'Hehir
The Dutch director talks about his "Black Book" comeback, why he still loves "Showgirls," and why filming actual planes and cars is better than digital effects (interview and podcast).
The Fix
Scott Lamb
China gets its first gay TV show. The Wal-Mart spy story. Plus: McGraw tops the charts, J.Lo in at No. 10.
Letter from Gaza
Mitchell Prothero
What the death and burial of 16-year-old Nahid al-Shanbari says about Hamas.
The Bill and Condi show
Tim Grieve
"I'm not going to sit here and tell you that ... we've made substantial progress."
Another conservative has a change of heart
Alex Koppelman
Former Clinton inquisitor Bob Barr explains why he left the Republican Party and why he shouldn't have voted for the Patriot Act.
“Jamestown”
Laura Miller
New York is crumbling, the rabbits will kill you, and all hopes seem to rest with Pocahontas in Matthew Sharpe's post-apocalyptic, back-to-the-future tale.
Female tsunami survivors face tough times
Page Rockwell
Plus, preparing for the NCAA women's championship, mammogram controversy and more.
“Moneymaking ho,” or sex slave?
Lynn Harris
New York magazine: Why child prostitutes are prosecuted rather than protected.
The real Fox News Democrats
Alex Koppelman
How the "Fair and Balanced" network pits Democrats against their own party.
Is this the end of organic coffee?
Samuel Fromartz
Thanks to a recent hush-hush USDA ruling, your clean-conscience, fair-trade, organic latte may soon be a thing of the past.
Mexico expected to legalize abortion
Tracy Clark-Flory
Conservatives counterattack with new measure.
Free trade: More SpongeBob for Korea
Andrew Leonard
A new trade agreement could mean higher prices for drugs and a proliferation of American TV shows.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Timbaland blasts Scott Storch. Twist in ex-Marine's gay porn investigation. Plus: Vera Wang says she's no fashion empire.
Fatherhood funds neglect moms?
Tracy Clark-Flory
NOW argues fatherhood initiative amounts to sex discrimination.
Bureaucracy-busting with Bush
Julia Dahl
The president has a clear plan to fix Walter Reed, just as soon as his advisors tell him what to do.
Observations about John Harris’ replies
Glenn Greenwald
An exchange with the Politico's editor in chief highlights some interesting points about what really motivates our nation's journalistic elite.
Bush’s long history of politicizing justice
Alia Malek
It's not only the U.S. attorneys who are threatened by partisan politics. Since Day One, the Bush administration has been quietly dismantling the DOJ's Civil Rights Division.
“Killer of Sheep”
Andrew O'Hehir
One of the most important films of the past 30 years finally gets a decent release. But can its challenging subject matter find an audience?
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