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A new White House F-word: “Flexible”
Tim Grieve
The United States will talk with Syria and Iran about Iraq, but Tony Snow insists there's nothing new about that.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Travolta says Scientology could have helped Anna Nicole. Paris facing jail time? Plus: Mills says flying leg "very unlikely."
Why do so many neoconservatives lack the courage of their convictions?
Glenn Greenwald
Those who desire war with Iran and punishment for domestic political opponents typically avoid stating their views clearly.
The reason we haven’t noticed American Muslims condemning terrorism
Paul M. Barrett
Actually, they do, but until recently it was often in ways that their fellow Americans had a hard time hearing.
How Cheney bombed in Afghanistan
Sidney Blumenthal
The vice president slinks home from a disastrous trip where a failed assassination attempt was only the loudest proof that his war policies have emboldened al-Qaida and the Taliban.
I’m a singer in a band — but I’m also a nerdy Asian guy
Cary Tennis
My image contains contradictions. I'm afraid women won't understand me.
A good reason for markets to be nervous
Andrew Leonard
Forget about China or the pronouncements of Alan Greenspan: The new home sales numbers are the real economic story of the day.
Kerry gets a turn
Tim Grieve
Why did Bush's pick as U.S. ambassador to Belgium give money to the Swift Boat Vets?
Abortion harassment on wheels
Lynn Harris
"Mobile clinics" offer ultrasounds in the hopes of deterring women -- "on the doorstep" of abortion providers.
Baker, Christopher to chair war powers panel
Tim Grieve
If Bush ignored the Iraq Study Group, how is he going to feel about this commission's work?
Inside Bush’s prosecutor purge
Mark Follman
Why has the administration fired U.S. attorneys with sterling track records? To make room for its political loyalists, critics say, and exert its last shred of control.
I’m not afraid of writing, but I am afraid of publishing
Cary Tennis
Some nameless fear stands between me and my desire to be heard.
Iraqi women’s rights, evil Girl Scouts and more
Catherine Price
Women are the first victims during conflict, says Iraq's minister of foreign affairs.
The speech Hillary should give
Gary Kamiya
I voted for the Iraq war to save my political skin. I can no longer lie to myself, or the American people, about the most important issue of our time.
Gen. Kiley knew about vets’ outpatient scandal
Mark Benjamin
Veterans groups told the Army surgeon general about the shockingly bad mental health treatment at Walter Reed two months before the latest expose, but there's no evidence he followed up.
Watching Afghanistan fall
Matthew Cole
Stationed with a battle-scarred U.S. Army troop in the mountain region where Osama bin Laden supposedly hides, with the insurgency on the rise, I witnessed why the other war is going to hell.
Sex scientists stumped by women
Tracy Clark-Flory
Experts conclude: "Maybe we don't know what we're talking about."
Are you skinny or white enough for this sorority?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Some members of Delta Zeta are shown the door for their looks.
Regarding Oscar
Salon Staff
Salon critics and special guests weigh in on the Academy Awards -- the wins, the dresses, the absence of Anna Nicole!
What Hillary Clinton should have known
Alex Koppelman, Jonathan Vanian
The presidential candidate claims that if she knew then what she knows now, she wouldn't have voted for war. But others knew.
I don’t feel like writing. Does that mean I’m not a writer?
Cary Tennis
Every time I start to work on my second novel, an enormous laziness descends upon me.
The mating game
Elline Lipkin
I started online dating at age 35, hoping to meet a few suitors in my new city. But all I met were frantic older men who were more concerned with the state of my womb than with wooing me.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The drudgery of Oscar Night beckons, "Lost" wanders astray, and FX's "The Riches" resuscitates Minnie Driver with -- bonus! -- a fake Southern accent.
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