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All the father’s men
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush family guardians James Baker and others are trying to rescue "Sonny" from his failed Middle East policies. Will he listen this time?
Don’t ask, don’t tell, don’t be
Adrienne So
The Catholic Church says Jesus loves you even if you're gay -- just don't tell anyone about your orientation.
Pelosi’s power play
Michael Scherer
With her bold endorsement of Iraq critic Jack Murtha to be her second in command, the incoming House speaker is already putting her authority to the test.
Pete explains
David Marchese
The Who's legendary guitarist talks about the band's first album in a quarter-century and the role of the Internet in the age of Mark Foley.
The female zealot
Ruthie Ackerman
In a revealing interview, Harvard's Swanee Hunt explains why women should be more politically active and what she learned from her infamous oil tycoon father.
I’m a student in Scandinavia terrified of rape
Cary Tennis
I'm starting to see attackers behind every bush. Am I being silly and paranoid?
Democrats to “criminalize criticism of homosexual conduct”?
Alex Koppelman
The Traditional Values Coalition warns of impending "anti-Christian" hate crimes legislation.
Neoconservatism — RIP
Gary Kamiya
The moralistic ideology has utterly failed. But as long as Bush still abides by it, his disastrous "war on terror" will drag on.
Do Democrats need the South?
Thomas F. Schaller
The party is doing fine, winning the Northeast, the West and the Midwest. So why is James Carville still pushing a Southern strategy?
“Wizard of the Crow”
Laura Miller
This inventive, surprising, madcap African political farce is like a cross between Pynchon and "A Confederacy of Dunces."
Looking for 18,000 missing votes in Florida
Katharine Mieszkowski
Did electronic voting machines cost a Democrat her seat in Congress?
CREW opposes Murtha
Alex Koppelman
Citing ethics issues, the watchdog group opposes Jack Murtha's run for House majority leader.
That other war
Alex Koppelman
Iraq will, no doubt, continue to get most of the ink, but a new report shows that while it languishes, forgotten, Afghanistan is only getting worse.
Lost and found
Sara Corbett
Dave Eggers and Valentino Achak Deng -- one of 17,000 Lost Boys of Sudan -- talk to Salon about their collaboration on Eggers' new novel, visiting Africa together, and the challenges of coming to America.
The original riot grrrl
Salon Staff
Ellen Willis, the New Yorker's first pop critic and a pro-sex feminist, was a literary Janis Joplin to generations of women. In tribute, we present her 1976 essay on the singer.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
On Election Day, billionaire team owners looking for taxpayer handouts had it just as rough as the GOP.
Rumsfeld’s thumpin’
Mark Benjamin, Michael Scherer
Swelling dissent within the military establishment -- and Tuesday's rebuke by voters -- was the one-two punch that ended the secretary's career.
No longer barred from voting
Katharine Mieszkowski
Felony probationers and parolees win the vote in Rhode Island.
With liberty and Plan B for all
Adrienne So
A federal judge rules that a reproductive-rights group can subpoena the White House.
Fall of the house of kitsch
Sidney Blumenthal
Like Haggard and other GOP cultural warriors, Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld were empty historical characters -- faux "war heroes" who trafficked in style over substance.
History and Heath Shuler
Andrew Leonard
Pundit poppycock: The "rise" of the socially conservative Democrat.
Morning in Montana
Thomas Goltz
After a long night, big Jon Tester claims victory and delivers the U.S. Senate to the Democrats.
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