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And Salon’s honorary Oscar goes to…
Stephanie Zacharek
Alec Baldwin, who blew us away in not one, not two, but three movies this year alone. Someone hand that man a gold statuette!
Another rape by Iraqi officers alleged
Tracy Clark-Flory
Iraqi security forces admit to raping a Sunni woman and recording the attack.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Move over, Clint! Out of the way, Marty! On Sunday night, the Academy will also honor some amazing documentary and foreign films. Here's a look at them.
Global warning
Bill McKibben
World leaders neglected early warnings about global warming. Now, without an all-out assault on carbon emissions, we'll soon see a "totally different planet."
Feel the surge of the Victory Caucus
Glenn Greenwald
The right-wing's new online pro-war movement is heading towards a rapid death.
Frank Gaffney’s WMDs
Glenn Greenwald
There is literally no limit on the truth-denying capacity of Bush followers.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The NBA and its union beat the buzzer for three dozen elderly pioneers who've waged a long battle for pension benefits.
The modern Muslim
Steve Paulson
Controversial scholar Tariq Ramadan explains why Mohammed had progressive views of women, why the Quran is a prescription for peace -- and why he is banned from Saudi Arabia and the U.S.
It could happen here
Joe Conason
In an excerpt from his new book, Salon's columnist explains why, for the first time since the resignation of Richard M. Nixon, Americans have reason to doubt the future of their democracy.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
On the third day, Bravo created "Top Design" and saw that it was not good. Plus: "The OC" goes down in flames.
Gen. Odom explains basic reality to Hugh Hewitt and the “Victory Caucus”
Glenn Greenwald
Bush supporters seek to depict war opponents as traitors and surrender-cowards, but that group now includes numerous Generals and the majority of American citizens.
My daily bread
Sara Miles
Raised to worship the New York Times on Sundays, I found myself going to church and praying instead. I thought a lot about God and flesh and blood -- and didn't tell my friends I was becoming a religious freak.
Did David Broder “prop up” the Bush presidency?
Glenn Greenwald
Broder's claim that he has been a consistent Bush critic does not withstand scrutiny of his punditry record.
Fighting words
Joan Walsh
Can liberal bloggers be both partisan kingmakers and independent journalists? The blogstorm over the John Edwards campaign points to some tough lessons.
“Days of Glory”
Stephanie Zacharek
This extraordinary and deeply moving Oscar-nominated movie illuminates a forgotten patch of history.
Real talk with Bill Maher
Joan Walsh
The talk show host sizes up Hillary and Obama, and explains why he's so over McCain.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Anna Nicole's methadone supplier? Ricky Martin flips Bush the finger? Plus: Carrey calls Cruise a "big joke."
What’s in your Pill? Update
Lynn Harris
Planned Parenthood opposes petition to ban desogestrel-based contraceptives.
What Hillary won’t say about Iraq
Tim Grieve
As transcripts show, Sen. Clinton's views on the war have slowly changed since 2002, but she still can't say her own vote to authorize force was a mistake.
Camille’s back!
Camille Paglia
After a six-year absence, our cultural high priestess and pioneering Web proto-blogger has returned! And nobody -- not Hillary, Obama, McCain nor Anna Nicole -- can escape her level gaze.
Elective C-sections: Convenient or chancy?
Catherine Price
A new study suggests there are increased health risks with planned cesarean deliveries.
Bill Donohue vs. the world (especially women)
Rebecca Traister
Frances Kissling, head of Catholics for a Free Choice, talks about the right-wing activist who forced the John Edwards campaign to part with one of its bloggers.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
The silent hybrid car threat. Guide to actor bands. Plus: Britney throws up, then parties?
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