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You have no right to vote
Garrett Epps
The Constitution doesn't guarantee it, the Republicans know it, and real democratic values in our country are under assault.
A new woman leader for North America’s Muslims
Lynn Harris
Ingrid Mattson aims to address women's rights, "Muslim fatigue."
Bush’s brain found lacking
Walter Shapiro
A slew of new books on Karl Rove make us question whether the president's deputy chief of staff is truly the Machiavellian genius so many in Washington claim.
Jack Bauer wants you!
Stewart Lee Allen
The CIA is infiltrating movie theaters with a snazzy new "24"-style ad campaign. Its mission? To enlist ethnic spies with a taste for "ambiguity."
Filter proliferation
Andrew Leonard
How I learned to stop worrying and love the age of info-overload
Up against the wall
Rachel Shabi
Israel continues building a mammoth barrier in the name of border security. Opponents charge that it's carving more land for Jewish settlements -- and assaulting Palestinians' human rights.
Earth to voters
Amanda Griscom Little
The heat is on in the November elections, which pit the GOP's worst environmental offenders against eco-friendly Democratic challengers.
Virtually dead in Iraq
Rebecca Clarren
To protest the war in Iraq, a media artist infiltrates the U.S. Army's popular online video game and gets himself shot. While angry gamers, soldiers and even some peace activists call him a nuisance, others say his message hits home.
Fonda on feminism
Page Rockwell
The actress and activist shares her thoughts while campaigning for Sweden's feminist party.
This week in antiabortion activism
Page Rockwell
An antichoice group loses tax-exempt status for illicit campaigning, and a deluded protester tries to blow up a women's health clinic.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NFL Week 2: The lesson from Week 1 is to keep guessing. You probably don't know anything.
Race to the bottom
Heather Havrilesky
Will "Survivor: Cook Islands" reinforce racial stereotypes? The first episode provides a few clues -- and elicits even more criticism.
Why we can’t win the “war on terror”
Gary Kamiya
A provocative new book from an expert on terrorism argues that Bush's tough-guy stance is making things much worse -- and that we should negotiate with al-Qaida.
Jersey hustler
Joe Conason
Why did former Gov. Kean, once a respected statesman, mislead the public and the press about the accuracy of ABC's "Path to 9/11"?
Lone Star lady
Liz Smith
Ann Richards and I saw everything on Broadway and loved to rag about George W. Bush. They were some of the happiest years of my life.
Ten reasons we already miss Ann Richards
Katharine Mieszkowski
One former Texas governor we'll never want to forget.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A fascinating look back at the right wing's sordid attempt to deport John Lennon. Plus: Al Franken! Juliette Lewis! Orlando Bloom!
Emerald City exposed
Sidney Blumenthal
Journalist Rajiv Chandrasekaran pulls back the curtain on the Green Zone in Baghdad to reveal the flops and failures of the Bush war team.
Hack the vote? No problem
Brad Friedman
Diebold, the e-voting-machine maker, has long sworn its systems are secure. Not so, says a new Princeton study. Converting votes from one candidate to another is simple.
A new title for Armitage: Defendant
Tim Grieve
Plame, Wilson to add former deputy secretary of state to their civil lawsuit.
Rhode Island reverberations
Walter Shapiro
Now, with Chafee's crucial primary win, get ready for the "WASP preppy political Olympics."
Come as you are
Lauren Sandler
At Mars Hill Church in Seattle, Snoop Dogg figures in sermons, housewives cradle babies in tattooed arms -- and religious fundamentalism rules. Meet the Disciple Generation, the fierce new face of American evangelism.
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