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Bush plan: Sleep well, send more troops?
Tim Grieve
Officials say the White House could send 40,000 more troops to Iraq.
Stop! In the name of love
Stephanie Zacharek
The Supremes embodied soul music with a light touch in the face of heartache. "Dreamgirls" stomps on the band's legend.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Two U.S. pilots involved in a collision over the Amazon jungle were held in Brazil for more than two months. Should pilots involved in aviation accidents be treated like criminals?
The Lieberman maneuver
Joe Conason
Regardless of Sen. Tim Johnson's health, Bush could easily hand the Senate back to the GOP -- by appointing the Connecticut senator to fill Bolton's slot at the U.N.
Should we go home for Christmas — even if we can’t afford it?
Cary Tennis
We lost our house in Katrina. The family is scattered but gathering. Should we go?
Geckos gone wild!
Carol Lloyd
Female mourning geckos reproduce without the aid of males -- and their numbers are booming.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Samuel L. Jackson stars in a heartfelt drama about Iraq veterans; Tim Robbins and Sarah Polley find love on an oil rig.
“The Lost”
Daniel Mendelsohn
Daniel Mendelsohn remembers the strange effect he had as a boy on his kin in this excerpt.
“The Omnivore’s Dilemma”
Michael Pollan
Michael Pollan looks at the supermarket with fresh eyes in the first chapter of his latest book.
“The Family That Couldn’t Sleep”
Salon Staff
Read more about D.T. Max's investigation of killer insomnia in the following interview and excerpt.
Don’t believe the hype about murder
Jill Leovy
The real story of homicide in America is one of hope, especially for black men, who have long suffered the most.
From Russia with lies
Michael Mainville
Beneath a deepening web of conspiracy theories rests the enigma of poisoned ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko and some dark truths about Putin's regime.
Fighting cervical cancer around the world
Page Rockwell
Will poor women worldwide have access to the new HPV vaccine?
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Angelina waxes romantic about Brad. Lohan adamantly sober. Plus: Scarlett calls nude shoot "surprisingly comfortable."
“These people should be court-martialed”
Alex Koppelman
Former Air Force officer Mikey Weinstein says evangelicals are trying to turn his beloved military into a "frickin' faith-based initiative."
Coming clean about “cruelty free”
Rebecca Clarren
The label sounds nice but doesn't guarantee those expensive soaps and lotions were created without being tested on animals.
Rumsfeld’s Iraq regret: Calling the war a “war on terror”
Tim Grieve
The outgoing defense secretary says he has no advice for his successor.
A bombshell with a long fuse
Gary Kamiya
The Iraq Study Group report may be DOA. But it shows the Washington establishment is finally confronting reality in the Middle East.
Best debuts of 2006
Laura Miller, Hillary Frey
The creator of a wisecracking high-school sleuth and a moving graphic memoirist wowed us this year with outstanding first books.
“Special Topics in Calamity Physics”
Salon Staff
In an interview with Marisha Pessl and an excerpt from her book, we meet Blue van Meer, this year's most appealing teen.
Racism vs. sexism, Part 2
Page Rockwell
Are Americans more ready for a black president, or a female president?
The city of lost children
Heather Havrilesky
The fourth devastating season of "The Wire" leaves America's doomed urban youth far, far behind.
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