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The truth about Carly
Rebecca Traister
In defending her stormy reign at Hewlett-Packard, Carly Fiorina talks about stuffing her pants and rediscovering the glass ceiling.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The year's most powerful documentary reveals the truth behind Jonestown. Plus: What if Bergman had made "The Exorcist"?
Bogus terror threats, not just from Washington anymore
Alex Koppelman
Right-wing bloggers sound the alarm about a terror threat that's more Onion than jihad.
Iraq group will tell Bush to change course; will he listen?
Tim Grieve
That's the question -- for after November, of course.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Madonna's bodyguard brings baby home. Vince faithful to Jen? Plus: The many regrets of Clooney.
Fun, fun, fun till Daddy took the Iraq war away
Gary Kamiya
Bush's Iraq disaster is taking the GOP down, and his father's old pal James Baker is about to tell him what to do.
Breach of faith
Alex Koppelman
Former White House insider David Kuo talks about how the Bush administration used its most loyal voters, evangelical Christians, for political gain.
“The Uses of Enchantment”
Marisa Meltzer
In her multifold new novel, Heidi Julavits sends up self-help and female victimhood through the story of a girl who may have faked her own kidnapping.
Criminal charges for Bush’s former FDA chief
Tim Grieve
Lester Crawford left his post suddenly a year ago. Maybe this is why.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Fox fires Steve Lyons for the wrong reason. Can we think of one for Thom Brennaman now?
Why doesn’t shooting girls count as a hate crime?
Page Rockwell
New York Times columnist Bob Herbert is mad as hell about the dehumanization of women and girls.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Group filing to block Madonna's adoption. The life of a YouTube star, revealed. Plus: Scarlett Johansson signs record deal.
The midterm elections: The GOP’s Iraq, or Florida revisited?
Tim Grieve
Bush is said to be "almost inexplicably upbeat" about the Republicans' prospects in November. What does he know that we don't?
Green governance
Amanda Griscom Little
With the likes of Jeb Bush on their way out, the environment may get a boost from a crop of progressive new governors.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The giddily dark "Heroes" soars to new heights, "Studio 60" flounders, and the wonderfully mean "Shark" devours the tiresome "Boston Legal."
New Jersey confronts postpartum depression
Tracy Clark-Flory
A state law mandates screening and education for all new mothers showing warning signs.
Queenly branding for Red Hat ladies
Carol Lloyd
How to organize women without seeming strident? Go corporate.
What is La Leche League smoking?
Carol Lloyd
The breast-feeding advocates have allied themselves with a virulently antigay writer.
Eggs for a good cause
Catherine Price
Australian experts ask women with Type 1 diabetes, cystic fibrosis and other diseases to give their eggs for stem cell reserch.
Witch hunting in Japan
Catherine Price
A disturbing new video game lets users figure out whether a woman is a witch -- by lifting up her skirt.
Whose state of denial?
Sidney Blumenthal
Bob Woodward's critical new book left the Bush White House feeling betrayed. But his earlier "Bush at War" hagiography betrayed all Americans
Racing hearts
Ann Bauer
When my motorcycle-racing boyfriend proposed on my 40th birthday, I couldn't tell if it was a joke or a dare. Then I risked all for a life at the track.
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