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The madness of George
Joe Conason
The president's likely refusal to pursue the diplomatic solutions recommended by the Iraq Study Group is simply senseless.
No graceful exit
Walter Shapiro
We blundered into Iraq for made-in-America reasons. Now our absorption in domestic politics will dictate our blundering out.
It’s McCain by a head
Michael Scherer
A bevy of political touts line the rails at a Washington conference to handicap the 2008 presidential race.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Banished breast-feeders, impertinent imams, and big new changes for Boston and Bangkok.
Peace out, my Wigga
King Kaufman
Yellow-shirted singer quits hip-hop supergroup. Toddlers the world over pour one for their homey.
Generation Dem
Sidney Blumenthal
Beyond the failure of Karl Rove, the momentous 2006 elections signaled the emergence of a younger, bluer America that could reshape politics for years to come.
The Gen Xers are driving me crazy
Cary Tennis
I'm in my late 40s, and some of the younger people I work with make no sense at all to me!
The Carlyle Group goes shopping in Taiwan
Andrew Leonard
Why does one of Washington's major players want to buy a semiconductor company?
Dazed and confused
Joan Walsh
With his "three-way" with King Abdullah and Nouri al-Maliki canceled, thanks to the timely leak of a nasty memo about the Iraqi prime minister, Bush looks like the blunderer in chief.
Is becoming a mother a risk factor for murder?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Why homicide is a more common killer of pregnant women than practically anything else.
There is a gay agenda — winning elections
Kerry Eleveld
Gay millionaires and their allies poured unprecedented sums into the 2006 election -- and it worked.
Raped by the police
Tracy Clark-Flory
Amnesty International reports that Nigeria has failed to prosecute rapes by police and soldiers.
Housing: The good, the bad and the funny
Andrew Leonard
Does a slight rise in sales compensate for a record price collapse? Don't ask the media for an answer.
Salvaging Bush’s Mideast disaster
Gary Kamiya
The real "front line of the war on terror" is Palestine. By brokering a lasting peace, the U.S. can make up for Bush's colossal blunders.
What else we’re reading
Page Rockwell
U.S. scores poorly in global gender gap report. Plus: Why is CNET rating "girl geeks"?
Longer than World War II
Tim Grieve
As Iraq moves fast "toward the point of no return," the Baker group eyes talks with Iran and Syria.
Lead on tap
Rebecca Renner
An alarming return of lead in drinking water is being ignored by the EPA and municipal officials.
Souls on ice
Debra J. Dickerson
While the GOP was exploiting the bigotry of the black clergy in the midterms, black piety was melting before America's eyes.
Iraq’s third and final act?
Mark Danner
Americans are war-weary and hungry for an answer to a single question: How do we get out of Iraq?
Iraq: War of imagination
Mark Danner
The U.S. disaster in Iraq was created by seemingly competent officials blinded by ideological hubris. With mounting American and Iraqi deaths, will reality-based policy finally prevail?
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Dig into Salon's list of the best independent films of 2006 already out on DVD. Now that's something to be thankful for.
Why shouldn’t Muslim women wear veils?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Because "each woman with her beautiful hair is like a flower," according to one Egyptian MP. Hmm.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Nancy Grace sued. Federline says no sex tape. Plus: Fox offered Brown and Goldman families "hush money"?
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