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Exploit the workers and pollute the seas
Andrew Leonard
A Chinese state-owned mining company operating in Papua New Guinea is making the West look good
China’s boom and doom
Andreas Lorenz, Wieland Wagner
China now produces tons of cheap clothes, electronics and raw materials -- and dizzying amounts of pollution beginning to taint the globe.
Taking it to the streets
Helaine Olen
Rene Denfeld, author of a new book on the violent subculture of street families, talks about why these young nomads are every bit as dangerous as the Bloods and the Crips.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The dreams of aspiring Broadway stars and white rappers are crushed while a nation looks on, delighted! Plus: "24" gives shark jumping a good name!
Barack Obama and the Springfield race riot
Jim Rasenberger
Springfield, Ill., where Barack Obama officially announces his presidential campaign on Saturday, has a tortured racial history. What happened, and what it could mean for Obama.
“Veronica Mars” needs sex ed
Page Rockwell
This week's episode confused emergency contraception with RU-486. Lame.
Market collapse? Who ya gonna call?
Andrew Leonard
The ghost of Long Term Capital Management stalks Wall Street, howling the subprime lending blues
Beating back the Bush surge
Mark Benjamin, Michael Scherer
Congressional Democrats plan a one-two punch to stop President Bush's escalation of the war in Iraq.
The guy who broke your gaydar
Salon Staff
He's the man of your dreams, except for one little problem. This week members of Salon's reader community, Table Talk, remember the men they lusted for in vain.
W.H.O. are you?
Andrew Leonard
Bird flu, AIDS, heart disease: Thailand and Indonesia have lots of problems, but does the World Health Organization have the right answers?
Gloria Steinem takes the high road
Carol Lloyd
The feminist icon dodges the "dumb and destructive" Obama vs. Clinton debate.
Saudi Arabia’s own Iraq nightmare
Daniel Byman
Fearful of Iran's rising influence, will the Saudis start backing Sunni insurgents in Iraq -- even if the insurgents are rabidly anti-American?
Daniel Ortega’s new best friend: Hugo Chávez
Lydia Chávez
Former Sandinista revolutionary Ortega is back on top in Nicaragua. Will his alliance with Venezuela -- complete with subsidized oil -- be a model for the rest of Central America?
From the Libby trial: Cheney, Libby freeze out Hadley
Tim Grieve
Hadley suggests leaking an NIE. Cheney and Libby don't say that they already have.
A look at John McCain’s blogger-consultant
Glenn Greenwald
Edwards campaign fires bloggers
Alex Koppelman, Rebecca Traister
Trying to head off a firestorm of criticism from the right, the presidential candidate dismisses two liberal bloggers his campaign hired only recently.
Mission deflated
Mark Benjamin
Our occupation of Iraq has been a losing game for a lot of reasons. Consider one Army unit's effort to hand out hundreds of soccer balls to Iraqi kids.
No babies? No marriage for you
Catherine Price
Will proposed restrictions on hetero marriage help open the institution to same-sex couples?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Homophobic Snickers ad campaign pulled amid howling, but not unanimous, protests. Plus: Wrong about Peyton Manning? Us?
From Pakistan to Louisiana, with sugar on top
Andrew Leonard
Looking for a cheap sugar-cane-crushing mill? Try calling Lahore.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
O.J. just happy he got paid. Yummy Colbert ice cream? Plus: On those uber-polite Fashion Week crowds.
Bush’s Iran madness
Gary Kamiya
By demonizing Iran and stirring up sectarian hatred against it in the region, Bush is pouring gas on the fire he started in Iraq -- and empowering al-Qaida.
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