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“Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation”
Stephanie Zacharek
Sacha Baron Cohen gives us one of the funniest and most pointed satires in years -- and also one of the most complex.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
There's no doubt that turbulence rattles the nerves of uneasy fliers, but is it dangerous?
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Tales of a Borat victim. Holmes and Shields, best friends. Plus: Mark Foley's movie role.
The antiwar GIs
Mark Benjamin
A new protest movement inside the military -- including active-duty soldiers back from Iraq -- is calling on Congress to end the war immediately.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A restored version of one of the best movies ever made, "Rules of the Game." Plus: A transsexual romance and a "Memento" rip-off.
“Hacking Democracy”
Farhad Manjoo
On Tuesday, 40 percent of voters will cast ballots on electronic touch-screens. If you're not worried already about the dangers of paperless voting, this HBO documentary will blow your mind.
My mom is mentally ill and it’s tearing the family apart
Cary Tennis
How am I going to cope with this?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
TNT shows boring ring ceremonies. That's not why it's so good at covering basketball. Not exactly. Plus: Greatest fans!
“Student Bodies,” student selves
Page Rockwell
A new online program hopes to prevent eating disorders among undergrads. But do Internet-based interventions stand a chance?
With a movie star’s help, the Democrats discover a wedge issue
Alex Koppelman
Michael J. Fox isn't the only one making pro-stem-cell research ads for Democrats -- and the numbers show the ads might be working
Mind over matter
JC Hallman
It wasn't the promise of saving lives that kept me attending an EMT class, but my will to witness the mystery of life in a bifurcated head.
The difference between calves and cows
Andrew Leonard
Microfinance's creator won a Nobel Prize. But does it work?
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Reese and Ryan split. Jolie mulls lawsuit of her own. Plus: Redstone says Cruise "turned off all women."
Money trails lead to Bush judges
Will Evans
A four-month investigation reveals that dozens of federal judges gave contributions to President Bush and top Republicans who helped place them on the bench. A Salon/CIR exclusive.
One week out from Election Day, the GOP is in for a scare
Tim Grieve
Jim Webb appears to have a lead in Virginia as Democrats make gains in House races.
Home networking, the Chinese way
Andrew Leonard
Has China finally figured out how to play the technical standards game?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Remembering Red Auerbach, one of the last of the pioneering giants. Plus: Wrapping up the World Series.
Brownout at the EPA
Petra Bartosiewicz
The agency shuts down five public libraries full of environmental data, and employees and activists question the Bush administration's motives.
Destination: Vancouver
Jeff MacIntyre
This livable, futuristic, far West outpost of our continent has been a home for writers from Alice Munro to Douglas Coupland.
Pole-dancing disasters
Page Rockwell
Evil pole-sters are charged with destroying children's innocence and making amateur dancers look like idiots.
What else we’re reading
Page Rockwell
Legal abortion celebrates a birthday in Britain. Plus: Legendary drummer Sandy West dies, Jessica Valenti on "Boobgate" and more.
Rush Limbaugh, Michael J. Fox and the cruelty within
Tim Grieve
The stem-cell ad seems to work. Will Limbaugh's attack backfire?
Allen, Webb, truth, fiction
Tim Grieve
A right-wing group calls on the Democratic challenger to leave the U.S. Senate race over "XXX" fiction.
Veil vitriol hits Italy
Carol Lloyd
Muslim leaders debate the niqab's legality, an imam calls an Italian M.P. an infidel and the government weighs its options.
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