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Replaying GOP racism
Joe Conason
Ken Mehlman's cynical effort to inflame white bigotry in Tennessee is no different from what the Republicans did in their infamous 1988 "Willie Horton" ad.
How would Jesus vote?
Michael Scherer
Tennessee Democrat Harold Ford Jr. goes after the GOP's faithful base in the state with the most white evangelicals in the nation. Polls show his campaign is resonating in the pews.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The Bush-assassination mockumentary "Death of a President" may change your take on our nation's misunderestimated leader. Plus: Robert Wilson explained. Miami's coke economy explored.
Bush’s policy quagmire
Sidney Blumenthal
The president is already signaling he'll disregard James A. Baker III's recommendations for reshaping U.S. policy in the Middle East. But will Baker sit still?
Google PAC: Republicans aren’t evil
Andrew Leonard
Politics are messy: Michelle Malkin, Google and Net neutrality.
The president’s press conference, and what Bush didn’t say
Tim Grieve
He said he owes the American people a "candid assessment" of the "way forward" in Iraq. Where was it?
Man of steel — and ink
T.J. Stiles
A new biography shows Andrew Carnegie as a wily deal-maker and zealous correspondent who used his desire to give away his fortune to justify his drive to get rich.
The Fix
Scott Lamb
Anna Nicole Smith playing paternity games? Britney's baby changing name and sex? Plus: Madonna's taking her case to Oprah!
The reddest place in America
Tim Grieve
There may be no spot in the U.S. more Republican than Madison County, Idaho. But even in this overwhelmingly white, Mormon enclave, the doubts are creeping in.
“Lisey’s Story”
Laura Miller
Judging from his latest, Stephen King may have to completely abandon horror if he's ever going to write a great literary novel.
The cherry on top
Josh Sens
Like love and alcohol, the maraschino cherry possesses the rare power to make a kid feel like an adult, and an adult feel like a kid. A sweet history.
Calculating the global warming catastrophe
Bill McKibben
Scientists agree that we're hurtling toward disaster. But how fast, and is nuclear power the answer or solar power?
Green governance, Part 2
Amanda Griscom Little
Will enviro-friendly Democrats edge out avaricious Republicans in November? A look at close contests from Michigan to California.
The original monkey wrencher
Christopher Ketcham
Ken Sleight inspired renegade writer Edward Abbey to create his most legendary character. Today, with sprawl and tourism devouring the West, the grand old man of environmental activism is still facing down the bulldozers.
Fox News, fair … and liberal?
Alex Koppelman
Is Rupert Murdoch plotting to turn Fox News leftward? Right-wing media watchdog Cliff Kincaid thinks so.
Reclaiming hip-hop
Adrienne So
While some fans abandon the genre, a few organizations hope to help women change the culture from within.
The glass closet
Alex Koppelman
As Foleygate shows, Washington has a unique definition of what it means to be "openly gay." Should the media keep playing along?
Math gap mythologies
Carol Lloyd
A study finds that students' belief in their own abilities seriously skews their scores.
Deaf woman walking
Carol Lloyd
The protests at Gallaudet University have incoming President Jane Fernandes in the crosshairs -- and plenty of other people debating the merits of cultural purity.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Mills accuses McCartney of abuse. Yoko Ono sues for $10 million. Plus: Kidman on mental vs. sexual unfaithfulness.
Barred from voting
Katharine Mieszkowski
State laws prohibit millions of ex-felons from voting -- and favor Republicans at the polls. But activists say prisoners who served their time have every right to serve their country by casting a ballot.
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