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“Lebanon has been torn to pieces”
Daniel Steinvorth, Volkhard Windfuhr
The country's prime minister talks about a cease-fire plan, dealing with Hezbollah and making peace with Israel.
Twilight of Lebanon’s liberals
Kate Seelye
Secular Arabs like Druze leader Walid Jumblatt worry that the Israeli invasion will push Lebanon into the arms of the fanatics.
Bono: Capitalist tool?
Andrew Leonard
U2's frontman and Forbes media: Strange bedfellows for the globalization set
Neoconservatives can’t dig their way out of this hole
Glenn Greenwald
The more resentment and violence spawned by Middle East wars, the more wars neoconservatives want to fight.
Suffragist’s home bought by anti-choice group
Lori Leibovich
A member of Feminists for Life buys the birthplace of Susan B. Anthony.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
"Deadwood" turns melancholy, "Brotherhood" hits its stride, and a "Project Runway" designer breaks the rules and gets the boot.
He really was a Fox News Democrat
Alex Koppelman
The numbers show Lieberman had a Fox habit, and kicked it cold turkey when he faced a primary challenge from the left.
Psychologists group still rocked by torture debate
Mark Benjamin
In an angry response to Salon, the American Psychological Association defends its policy on participating in terror suspects' interrogation -- as some members still push for change.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The Mojave "boneyard" is a Mad Max vista of rugged brown earth, airline hulks and the machinery used to disembowel them. This is where jetliners come to die.
“Special Topics in Calamity Physics”
Laura Miller
Marisha Pessl's ambitious debut is a literary mystery -- a blend of "The Secret History" and Salinger's Glass stories -- with that rarest of delights: A great ending.
The mother lode
Salon Staff
How do we parent today? What's too much or too little -- and who decides?
E.U.: Prove your product isn’t poison
Andrew Leonard
The European Union's fiendish plan to strangle the industrial revolution
Dueling wedge issues in Wisconsin
Alex Koppelman
Gay marriage isn't what it used to be, and Democrats may have found something -- stem cell research -- that trumps it.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Gibson charged, but forgiven by Holocaust survivor. Stones rake in the tax-free bucks. Plus: Hawking dismisses need for Bruce Willis.
Destination: Jersey Shore
Suzy Hansen
Bruce Springsteen may provide the soundtrack to your boardwalk stroll, but great novels by Richard Ford and Frederick Reiken should keep you company on the beach.
To the lifeboats
Maria Cristina Garcia
A new generation of socialists is waiting to take the reins in Cuba, and the Coast Guard should brace for heavy traffic in the Florida Straits.
After Fidel, no deluge
Mark Schone
Alfredo Duran, Bay of Pigs soldier turned voice of moderation, says Miami's angry old guard of Cuban exiles won't like what follows Castro.
Will Bush and Gonzales get away with it?
Michael Scherer
The pilot and Vietnam POW -- a staunch Republican -- who pushed through the War Crimes Act of 1996 is appalled that the Bush administration, facing possible prosecution for war crimes, is devising a legal escape hatch.
“In Persuasion Nation”
Laura Miller
George Saunders is brilliantly hilarious in this story collection that satirizes our corporate culture.
Jicama in the ‘hood
Tracie McMillan
Legislators and local food activists are fighting to get healthy, organic food into the nation's poorest neighborhoods.
Can a former ugly duckling become a handsome leading man?
Cary Tennis
I found my calling and fell madly in love with my scene partner -- but then I got scared and went back into my shell.
The second shift still sucks
Rebecca Traister
A new study shows that women are still doing most of the domestic labor. Stop the presses.
Abortion under siege in Mississippi
Michelle Goldberg
Preaching that abortion is as evil as Islam, Nazism and homosexuality, dozens of activists have descended on Jackson, determined to shut down the state's last abortion clinic.
The paleoeconomic case for free trade
Andrew Leonard
What Doha could have learned from the Neanderthals
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