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Self-fulfilling stereotypes
Tracy Clark-Flory
Even subtle gender cues influence women's interest in math vs. the arts.
Sold! Dubai Ports World’s chunk of the red, white and blue
Andrew Leonard
But Arab or American-owned, it's still all in the globalization family.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Just how bad are all those good teams? Handicapping the NFL playoff race after a wild Sunday.
Bush’s criminal confessions
Karen Greenberg
Despite its penchant for secrecy, the Bush White House has left a remarkable paper trail of crimes in its "war on terror."
If you meet the Buddha in Salon
B. Alan Wallace
The author and Buddhist responds to readers who called him anti-science and challenged his belief in reincarnation.
The Pill — now more delicious
Page Rockwell
Today: chewable, flavored pills. Tomorrow: a yummy gel center?
Iraq Study Group: “Learn Arabic, you morons”
Andrew Leonard
1,000 people work in the U.S. Embassy in Iraq. Guess how many speak Arabic?
Pessimism from the ISG, pessimism from the public
Tim Grieve
More than 70 percent of Americans disapprove of the way Bush is handling Iraq.
Military readiness lowest since Vietnam War
Mark Benjamin
Expert advisors to the Iraq Study Group say the U.S. military now faces a cold, hard truth: It can't muster many more combat troops for the war.
Will Bush choose his new friends over his old?
Juan Cole
The president's Shiite allies in Iraq really don't like some of James Baker's Sunni-friendly suggestions.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
It's nonstop to Africa for the first time in 15 years. Why should we care?
The last neocon
Joe Conason
The Iraq Study Group shot down Bush's failed war strategy. Yet John McCain stubbornly supports it -- calling for more troops and promising unattainable victory.
Daily Download: “Enter the Wu-Tang,” Wu-Tang Clan
Salon Staff
An early classic, plus a treasure-trove of solo tracks and unreleased freestyles.
Hating the haters
Carol Lloyd
Does denying campus antichoice groups funding help protect women's rights, or discriminate against unpopular views?
When the perpetrator is the victim
Carol Lloyd
Under Utah law, a 13-year-old girl may be treated as a sex offender and a victim for the same act.
Hell, let’s call it a week
Tim Grieve
Bush on Iraq Study Group report: It's so important that I actually read it.
Glaxo’s guinea pigs
Carol Lloyd
The pharma giant is accused of putting pregnant women at risk in unethical drug trials.
A “wake-up call” on Iraq? The rest of us were already up
Tim Grieve
The mainstream media says that the ISG will change the "national debate." That debate is already over.
Will Bush listen to reason?
Walter Shapiro
Victory in Iraq is out of reach. But at least the recommendations of the bipartisan Baker Commission could help the U.S. find an exit strategy.
Beating off the rescue party
Sidney Blumenthal
Just as he ignored accurate intelligence on Iraq, Bush will dismiss the Baker Commission's tough-minded proposals for salvaging his botched war.
Islam to end female genital mutilation?
Tracy Clark-Flory
One activist pushes a faith-based opposition to the practice.
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