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Kyle Sampson, under oath
Salon Staff
Excerpts from the testimony of the former chief of staff to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
More orgasms for single women
Carol Lloyd
And childless women have longer careers in the sciences. Is being married with children a bummer, or what?
Gone with the wind
Katherine Ellison
The rich may be moaning about wind turbines ruining their coastal views on Cape Cod, but in Delaware, citizens are ardently battling politicians -- and the coal industry -- to build the nation's largest offshore wind park.
“Life’s not simple”
Andrew O'Hehir
In this interview and podcast, Joseph Gordon-Levitt talks about his new film "The Lookout" -- and why movies should be as complex as people are.
Why can’t we all just get along?
Tim Grieve
John McCain says Democrats need to start working with Republicans on Iraq.
Drudge and the Politico — poisonously joined at the hip
Glenn Greenwald
The new online mainstream media venture, the Politico, has proven itself to be as dependent upon Matt Drudge as it is inaccurate and unreliable.
Inside the secretive plan to gut the Endangered Species Act
Rebecca Clarren
Proposed regulatory changes, obtained by Salon, would destroy the "safety net for animals and plants on the brink of extinction," say environmentalists.
How Bush helped the GOP commit suicide
Gary Kamiya
A new study shows that unless the Democrats self-destruct, they could walk into the White House in '08 -- and might hold it for years.
Lesbian fights gay adoption
Tracy Clark-Flory
Gay rights advances threatened by nasty custody battle.
Army deployed seriously injured troops
Mark Benjamin
Soldiers on crutches and canes were sent to a main desert camp used for Iraq training. Military experts say the Army was pumping up manpower statistics to show a brigade was battle ready.
I’m dying to be a musician
Cary Tennis
Must one be born with musical talent? I yearn to express myself but have no training.
The man behind “Battlestar Galactica”
Laura Miller
Ronald D. Moore, creator of TV's smartest sci-fi show, talks about the creative freedom of serialized drama and how to comment on the Iraq war in a story set in outer space.
MoveOn moves in with Pelosi
Farhad Manjoo
The netroots group's support proved crucial to passage of the Democrats' Iraq spending plan. But antiwar activists say MoveOn has been co-opted by its access to power.
Israel goes on the virtual offensive
Gregory Levey
The Israeli government is deploying new tactics to deepen ties with American youth and evangelicals.
Fred Hiatt and Iraq — Together Forever
Glenn Greenwald
The latest pro-war Washington Post Editorial illustrates how the Iraq disaster was spawned and why we are not leaving any time soon.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Anatomy of a delay: It's payback time as the pilot endures a 24-hour snowstorm saga.
A pit bull killed her dog and now she’s lost to me
Cary Tennis
Something has broken in our 25-year friendship and it's tearing me apart.
How U.S. attorneys were used to spread voter-fraud fears
Alex Koppelman, Mark Follman, Jonathan Vanian
Long before it fired eight U.S. attorneys for political reasons, the Bush administration had politicized their jobs by making them push a favorite GOP talking point.
Queens of the Stone Age
Laura Miller
Have scholars given the cavewoman a more passive image than she deserves?
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Brandy's bro gets porn offer. Critics look at Tori's next reality show. Plus: The new "forever" stamp.
The fate of indie music as we know it
Paul F. Roberts
Just as Uncle Sam has finally cracked down on payola in corporate radio, the government has dealt a blow to Internet radio, the only promising home to music beyond the top 40.
Can American Jews unplug the Israel lobby?
Gary Kamiya
As Bush's unbalanced Mideast policies careen from disaster to disaster, people who don't toe the AIPAC line are beginning to speak out.
He spanks in anger
Cary Tennis
I've seen my brother-in-law strike his kid, and I no longer want him as guardian.
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