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Daily Download: “Rehab,” Amy Winehouse
Salon Staff
The latest sensation from the British hype machine.
The pit bull of public relations reveals all
Andrew Leonard
Eric Dezenhall, the hired gun who told science publishers to chant "public access equals government censorship," has more advice to share.
Fleischer: Libby told me about Plame “on the q.t.”
Tim Grieve
The former White House press secretary contradicts Libby's claim that he first learned about Joe Wilson's wife from Tim Russert.
White House: We were against the Baker report before we were for it
Tim Grieve
Seeking support for an escalaton, Stephen Hadley wraps himself in the Iraq Study Group report.
Hawks knock surge plan’s command structure
Mark Benjamin
Buried in the Bush escalation plan is a who's-in-charge nightmare that violates U.S. military doctrine. Now even John McCain and Frederick Kagan are balking.
Israel’s Arab problem hits home
Gregory Levey
Tensions are rising between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens -- and could affect the chances for peace, or wider war, in the Middle East.
The ladies man
Rebecca Traister
Kate Michelman, lifelong feminist and former head of NARAL, talks about why she's signed up to work for John Edwards.
Protesting the war — not just for giant puppets anymore!
Alex Koppelman
Because of the surge, Saturday's anti-Iraq war rally in Washington included some new, mainstream faces.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Kidman in car crash. Liz Taylor chooses Clinton in '08. Plus: Justin Timberlake now seeing Jessica Biel?
“Breaking and Entering”
Stephanie Zacharek
Jude Law and Robin Wright Penn star in this tale of well-heeled Londoners who find themselves facing life's dark side.
Super hot skiing
Dan Oko
Recently, the ski industry has gotten fired up about global warming. But as resorts continue to carve new runs through the forests, the industry's green image is looking like a snow job.
Tales from the melting pot
Salon Staff
What does it mean to be American? Members of Salon.com's reader community, Table Talk, share their versions of the American dream this week.
Science publishers get stupid
Andrew Leonard
How's this for doublespeak: "Public access equals government censorship"?
Congress steps on Bush’s Darfur applause line
Michael Scherer
The day after Bush got cheers for mentioning Darfur, members of his own party blasted him for neglecting the region. Does a new Congress mean new hope?
The bipartisan war on Bush
Mark Benjamin
Republican senators joined their counterparts in taking aim at Bush's Iraq plan -- even if they were only shooting blanks.
Herbivore vs. carnivore
Laura Miller
Are vegetarians the moral, peace-loving, cruelty-free enemies of the meat eater? Or a bunch of kooks living in la-la land?
Scooter’s tragic innocence
Nick Bromell
Why my friend Scooter Libby is loyal to Bush, Cheney and an arrogant administration whose values are not his own.
Deconstructing Oscar: Safe, sunshiny choices
Stephanie Zacharek
The Academy's nominations this year are more memorable for what isn't nominated than what is.
The tipping point
Amanda Griscom Little
Industry leaders and lawmakers are collaborating to curb emissions. Is the logjam over global warming finally starting to break?
All girls want to be a Pussycat Doll
Catherine Price
At least according to the brains behind "The Pussycat Dolls Present: The Search for the Next Doll."
Advice to Bush: Break up Monsanto
Andrew Leonard
The president is planning to pump up ethanol, again, in his State of the Union speech. But where will all the corn come from?
The Fix
Scott Lamb
The Oscar nominations are in, with a few surprises. Plus: The critics' predictions: Who got it right? Who didn't?
How to speak Republican
Katharine Mieszkowski
Conservative word doctor Frank Luntz explains what Bush should say about the war, why Nancy Pelosi should keep quiet, and what the GOP can learn from Barack Obama.
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