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London bombing — one year later
Sean Kenny
While it's business as usual in the tube, many Brits fear their liberties are under siege, and relations with Muslims are more strained than ever.
Salon responds to Sen. Dole
Salon Staff
In the Washington Times, the Republican senator accused Salon of leading a "smear campaign" against Bush judicial nominee Terrence Boyle. Dole got the facts wrong.
U.S. agitprop on Africa
Michael Scherer
In the spirit of Kim Jong Il, a Pentagon scribe tries to spin a growing U.S. military presence off the coast of Africa.
South Central Farmers
Eds.
A documentary short on a rare -- and embattled -- patch of green in Los Angeles.
Did the invasion make things worse in Iraq?
Nir Rosen
A reporter who has watched the country unravel compares its hellish present to the nightmare it lived under Saddam.
The American dream
Greil Marcus
The real story of America is not about power, money or the march of armies. It is about a dream of liberty and justice and independence -- a dream that still comes true every day.
Olmert’s toughest test
Aluf Benn
The Gaza crisis is threatening the Israeli leader's domestic credibility -- and could short-circuit his West Bank withdrawal plan.
Women candidates don’t mean women’s votes
Sarah Goldstein
Women voters may not be as warm toward Sen. Clinton as stereotypes would have it.
One hacker, a little wi-fi … and an election victory can be yours
Tim Grieve
A new report from the Brennan Center underscores the problems with voting machines.
Four square for grown-ups?
Christopher Noxon
Childhood games like tag, dodgeball and rock paper scissors are being reclaimed by adults. Is there some deep societal reason why people are returning to kiddie fun?
The 9/11 deniers
Farhad Manjoo
The success of the documentary "Loose Change" spotlights the thousands of online sleuths who believe the U.S. government was behind the terror attacks -- to get gold, justify war, or serve Satan.
The Zarqawi effect
Juan Cole
Bush's Mideast policies have turned a brutal terrorist into an icon of resistance -- and made violent fundamentalism more popular.
What else we’re reading
Lori Leibovich
A victory for pregnant cops, absurd claims from abstinence-only curricula, and do American husbands need to be "trained" like wild animals?
Capture the flag
Michael Scherer
Republicans are pushing an absurd flag-burning amendment. Will their mom 'n' apple pie ploy torch the Democrats?
Who are you?
Laura Miller
More and more people are trying to trace their ancestry with a quick DNA test. A new book -- and my own experiment -- show that science can reveal some interesting things about your past, but not necessarily what you want to know.
The jolly green Governator
Amanda Griscom Little
Schwarzenegger hopes to ride his environmental record to reelection in November. Can opponent Phil Angelides out-enviro Arnold?
Kindie rock
Scott Lamb
Roll over, Raffi! A new wave of kids artists, most of them former grown-up rockers, are making music for 5-year-olds that the rest of us can listen to without wanting to die.
More on breast-feeding from the Times
Page Rockwell
Op-Ed contributor Judith Warner takes another look at the paper's breast vs. bottle reporting.
Highway robbery
Joe Conason
Dennis Hastert's support of federal funding for a road near his investment property recalls the "honest graft" of Tammany Hall.
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