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Bush’s Get Out of Jail card
Mark Benjamin
Military attorneys claim that a White House-backed bill would gut the Geneva Conventions and save alleged torturers from prosecution.
How bad is he?
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush ran as a moderate, tacked right and governed ineffectually -- before 9/11. Since then he's become the most radical American president in history -- and arguably the worst.
“The Emperor’s Children”
Rebecca Tuhus-Dubrow
With her dazzling new novel about young literary elite in New York, Claire Messud secures her star status.
Bush on 9/11: Come together — behind me
Tim Grieve
The president calls for a "unified" country but offers no middle ground.
General: Rumsfeld told us not to plan for “postwar” Iraq
Tim Grieve
Is this what Cheney had in mind?
Toronto Film Festival
Stephanie Zacharek
Russell Crowe charms his way through a press conference -- and his new film. Plus: Borat makes us laugh; Will Ferrell doesn't.
What we lost
Joan Walsh
Almost 3,000 Americans died on Sept. 11, 2001. But our losses are still mounting -- in Iraq and at home -- thanks to the bullying, big-lie culture that dominates American politics today.
For Bush, a week of friendly fire
Tim Grieve
On terrorism and Iraq, the president takes shots from within.
Toronto Film Festival
Stephanie Zacharek
Movies, movies and more movies! My first day at Canada's sprawling festival takes me from Australia to China. Who has time for parties?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NBC looks a lot like ABC as it gets back in the NFL game and scores with red-flag-gate. Plus: Week 1 picks.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Why have the airlines, who have the most to lose, been silent as flying becomes an increasingly squalid and unpleasant experience?
“Hollywoodland”
Stephanie Zacharek
Ben Affleck plumps up and adds weight to this picture about the mysterious demise of "Superman" star George Reeves.
Shiite vs. Shiite
Juan Cole
As the two main factions of Iraq's dominant religious group descend into armed conflict, the U.S. military has already been forced to pick sides.
Stupid Chinese imperialist bullying
Andrew Leonard
China pouts, and threatens to take its toys away from Zambia
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
AFC preview: It sounds crazy, but three division champs will repeat, and the Patriots won't be one of them. OK, yeah, that is crazy.
Couric to Bush: “I’m really grateful. Thank you. Thank you”
Tim Grieve
The anchor "interviews" the president.
Lies on Iraq? A Senate report won’t be ready for the election — again
Tim Grieve
Senate Republicans continue to stall efforts to compare what the Bush administration said with what the Bush administration knew.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Maggie Gyllenhaal's sexy, riveting turn in "Sherrybaby" is building big Oscar buzz. Plus: A look at Filipino tranny nannies in Tel Aviv.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NFC preview: The Eagles won't be as bad, the Seahawks might not be as good and the Giants just can't repeat.
Terminal frustration
Patrick Smith
Is air travel safer since 9/11? Yes, there have been some effective changes. But most of the so-called security measures have been irrational, wasteful and pointless. When will we learn?
Down with the Iraqis
Sarah Goldstein
Scot adventurer and ex-Iraq governor Rory Stewart explains why civil war in Iraq is unlikely and corruption is sometimes necessary.
“The Prince of the Marshes”
Rory Stewart
Rory Stewart spent a year in remote Maysan Province where he was left to aid -- and govern -- 850,000 Iraqis.
What should I say to my husband?
Cary Tennis
It turns out the woman he was cavorting with at Burning Man is a Vegas stripper.
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