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North Korea fallout
Joseph Cirincione
Kim Jong Il's nuclear test could set off a new arms race in Asia. Yet the White House has no viable plan for stopping the global spread of nukes.
Bad taste
Salon Staff
Boiled duck embryos, lobster foam, and freeze-dried steak wrapped in washcloth! Our favorite food writers relive their worst meals.
“Making Comics”
Douglas Wolk
Scott McCloud's brilliant treatise on the inner workings of cartoonists will delight amateur artists and curious fans alike.
What do women need? South Dakota voters debate
Page Rockwell
Is the answer "control over their sacred decisions," or "to be protected from making rash choices"?
Married moms abandon the GOP
Page Rockwell
Republicans are "losing grip on married moms," the AP reports. We think they're losing their grip on more than that, but hey, that's just us.
Why Weldon is sinking
Michael Scherer
Suburban Philadelphia voters have elected Curt Weldon to Congress 10 times. But an 11th remains in doubt for one reason -- he can't escape the Republican taint of the war in Iraq.
Dude, where’s my cross?
Lauren Sandler
Stephen Baldwin preaches to teens that Bono is in league with Satan. Don't laugh, the born-again actor is a cultural advisor to Bush and one of the most popular new evangelists in the country.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
"Jericho" is molested by an angel, "Men in Trees" gives Anne Heche some northern overexposure, and "Smith" tries to catch a "Thief"!
Darkness becomes them
Heather Havrilesky
When the future of humankind rests in the hands of God-fearing robots, terrorism is our only hope. Hurray for the bleakness and ambiguity of "Battlestar Galactica"!
I want my foie gras!
Salon Staff
Outspoken foodies Anthony Bourdain and Michael Ruhlman sound off about New Jersey's plan to ban the duck delicacy -- and how the food police are ruining America.
“Shortbus”
Stephanie Zacharek
What's shocking about John Cameron Mitchell's new film is not the real sex -- gay and straight; solo, duo and beyond -- but its Midwestern friendliness.
Building a gay-friendly workplace
Adrienne So
Competitive pressure is forcing companies to enhance benefits and enact nondiscrimination policies.
Should abortion be prevented?
Frances Kissling
Why the case for abortion rights must include a call for responsibility toward the creation of life.
The telecom slayers
Daniel W. Reilly
In the Capitol Hill battle over Net neutrality, a ragtag army of grass-roots Internet groups, armed with low-budget videos, music parodies and petitions, have the corporate telecoms, and their allies in Congress, on the run.
Mommie fearest
Heather Havrilesky
I'm due in four weeks and if the predictions of my mother friends are accurate, I should feel like a total impostor, a crappy mom, a complete failure.
High noon for immigration
Jim Nintzel
Democrats are poised to pick up a U.S. House seat in Arizona. Can Republican Randy Graf stop them by exploiting voters' fears of illegal immigrants?
Virgin green
Amanda Griscom Little
Richard Branson has pledged $3 billion for environmental causes. Can big-name philanthropy combat climate change?
Starving to combat skinny chic
Tracy Clark-Flory
A British documentary will follow female journalists as they attempt to diet down to a size 00.
Thai coup leaders: Go-go dancers gotta go
Tracy Clark-Flory
Leaders of Thailand's military coup have banned provocative dancing near troops.
Bulletproof politics
Joe Conason
In a powerful TV ad, Iraq and Afghanistan vets attack Republicans who voted against funds for body armor. GOP, beware. Dems, wake up.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
From shoulder-fired missiles to cargo bombs, passengers face a cavalcade of deadly possibilities. But at least the TSA is listening ... sort of.
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