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Frist, in a switch, moves Voting Right Act just in time for Bush
Tim Grieve
Friday, he wasn't in any hurry. But with the president speaking before the NAACP today, the Senate majority leader is on the case now.
Killing a nation, one airstrike at a time
Mitchell Prothero
From Beirut to the Beqaa Valley to the south, Israel is methodically smashing Lebanon into the dust. A report from the ground.
Taking the paper trail to Washington
Michael Scherer
The dangers of electronic voting machines got tallied Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
Destination: New Guinea
Philip Weiss
Mysteries of these lush, exotic South Pacific islands are revealed by a horny anthropologist, a stricken war veteran and a curious young novelist.
The Persian game
Afshin Molavi
Masters of ambiguity, Iran's leaders don't want war with Israel and the U.S. -- and are more alarmed by the Lebanese crisis than the West realizes.
Brides of Palestine
Anne Marie Oliver
Last week hundreds of Palestinian women formed a suicide bomb squad. Are female suicide bombers really different from males?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Oklahoma City group buys Sonics, smiles a friendly hello, says the city has 12 months to pony up or say goodbye.
Israel’s maximal option
Juan Cole
Part of Israel's war strategy may be to push the Shiites out of Lebanon's south. That would be a humanitarian disaster -- and it won't work.
Bikers, they ain’t no good
Andrew Leonard
Are the health benefits of cycling bad for the environment?
Miserable-mommy porn
Rebecca Traister
What is up with the art in New York magazine's story about an online mothers group?
They called me a child pornographer
Jody Jenkins
I took some photos of my kids naked on a camping trip. A drugstore employee called the police -- and my family's life became a living hell.
Cecelia Fire Thunder’s project reconceived
Rebecca Traister
A new approach to setting up a women's health clinic in South Dakota.
Is freedom still marching?
Tim Grieve
A year ago, the president celebrated "remarkable developments" in the Middle East. Have they all gone to "shit"?
87,000 Chinese riots: Good news, bad news
Andrew Leonard
Politics as usual or China spinning into chaos?
A wedge issue that helps Democrats
Kristen Hinman
Stem cell research is dividing Missouri's GOP. Will the split be wide enough to win Claire McCaskill a Senate seat?
War hero vs. faux cowboy
Michael Scherer
War hero Jim Webb has the risumi to take a Senate seat away from presidential hopeful George Allen. But the cowboy-boot-wearing Allen will use every trick in the Rove playbook.
Hissy fit
Aemilia Scott
Is the upcoming "Snakes on a Plane" another sign of Hollywood's demise or a triumph of the blogosphere -- or both?
Destination: New Mexico
Philip Connors
This state's beauty and brutality are reflected in its literature, from the chronicle of explorer Cabeza de Vaca to Cormac McCarthy's masterly westerns to a history of the atomic bomb.
The riot quiets
Carlene Bauer
The breakup of Sleater-Kinney signifies the end of an era when women made a loud and unapologetic noise -- onstage and in society.
The suspicious death of Dr. Evil
Michael Scherer
Spurred by a Salon inquiry, the Army is reopening an investigation into whether Saddam's poison master died as a result of abusive treatment by U.S. troops.
Incident on Khairallah Tulfa Street
Phillip Robertson
A search for Sadr City's killing fields goes terribly wrong.
Lebanon pays for Hezbollah’s sins
Mitchell Prothero
A report from Lebanon's south, ravaged by retaliatory Israeli strikes.
Electrocute Bill Keller! No, hang him!
Joe Conason
The moronic hosts of GOP-connected radio station KSFO get big yuks calling for "traitors" in the press to be killed -- all brought to you by Disney.
The trouble with Harry
Salon Staff
Who will survive? Who's in trouble? Table Talkers speculate on what's in store in the next "Harry Potter."
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