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Women come last in Afghanistan
Ann Jones
The war against the Taliban was supposed to have liberated Afghan women, but the reality is that little has changed.
Sandra Day O’Connor: Why I left the Supreme Court
Katharine Mieszkowski
And why Ruth Bader Ginsburg doesn't relish being the only woman left serving there.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Colts win Super Bowl XLI. Indy dominates everything but the scoreboard. Plus: Big day for homophobia. And: Ad review.
Will the Senate debate Iraq resolution?
Tim Grieve
McConnell vows to block debate unless Democrats deal; McCain pushes benchmark mystery plan.
Spanking mad
Eilene Zimmerman
A California bill could make spanking a crime. But when did a swat on the bum become child abuse? And how far should the government go in telling parents how to raise their children?
How to fix campaign financing forever for $50
Farhad Manjoo
A radical proposal by two Yale professors goes far beyond any reform envisaged by Feingold or McCain.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Sarah Silverman fans, cheesy housewives and goo-covered clairvoyants agree: Disappointment awaits the already disappointed among us!
Software is hard
Andrew Leonard
Salon's Scott Rosenberg explains why even small-scale programming projects can take years to complete, one programmer is often better than two, and the meaning of "Rosenberg's Law."
Words fail us
Scott Rosenberg
Programmers talk to computers using precise instructions -- but when they communicate with people, human language betrays them. An excerpt from "Dreaming in Code."
Hadley: The NIE supports a surge (even if it doesn’t say so)
Tim Grieve
The national security advisor tries to harmonize the president's plan with the intelligence community's conclusions.
“Because I Said So”
Stephanie Zacharek
Diane Keaton and Mandy Moore star in this movie about a meddling mom.
Exclusive Daily Download: “I.C.E.,” Antibalas
Salon Staff
New York's Fela fanatics offer up some subdued Afrobeat.
Pack your long knives and go!
Heather Havrilesky
The second season of "Top Chef" selects a winner, and cooks up an enemy rich and flavorful enough to savor for years to come.
I tried to get rich on stock spam
Alex Koppelman
There really is a way to make money off those annoying, relentless e-mails about "hot stocks."
How Libby became Cheney’s pawn
Sidney Blumenthal
The vice president knew the intelligence for the Iraq war was cooked. So he launched his aide to smear the man who took the information public.
God and gorillas
Steve Paulson
Anthropologist Barbara J. King explains what our distant cousins can tell us about religion and why it's OK for scientists to believe in God.
Scooter Libby, Judy Miller and those turning aspens
Tim Grieve
What did Libby mean in his cryptic letter to Miller? She provides some clues.
Still grave and deteriorating
Walter Shapiro
While James Baker preaches to give escalation a chance, Congress searches for the means to stop Bush's war in Iraq.
Sex slaves? What sex slaves?
Catherine Price
A Japanese TV network glosses over the painful past between the Imperial Army and "comfort women."
The readers strike back
Gary Kamiya
Massive online feedback has rocked writers and changed journalism forever. This brave new world is filled with beautiful minds and nasty Calibans and everything in between. Its benefits are undeniable. But do they outweigh its insidious effects?
The danger of Bush’s anti-Iran fatwa
Juan Cole
The president's decision to use force against Iranian "agents" inside Iraq could snare innocent pilgrims, and raises the risk of open warfare.
New music
Salon Staff
The new Norah Jones, plus albums from Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and Lily Allen.
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