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Bloggers’ double-super-secret smoky room
Michael Scherer
Kos declares war against the New Republic, after a secret society of liberal bloggers is revealed.
3 questions for: Tim Westergren
Salon Staff
American Girls get serious in song
Sarah Goldstein
In a new musical revue, the characters sing and dance about their heritage, for a price.
The artist as mad scientist
Kevin Berger
She is an intellectual and emotional storm. Her renowned public artworks are reshaping the ways we think about science. Activist, environmentalist and former rock promoter Natalie Jeremijenko turns the art world upside down.
Surrealpolitik
Sidney Blumenthal
Ron Suskind's latest book offers new details about how the Bush White House has used theological certainty to mask political expediency -- facts be damned.
Tuna meltdown
Katharine Mieszkowski
Consumer Reports is telling pregnant women to cut tuna from their diets. So why is the U.S. government casting tuna to poor mothers for free?
Girls campaign for sex ed
Tracy Clark-Flory
Seventh-grade girls petition for comprehensive sex ed at their school in the South Bronx, N.Y.
Bush: No “early withdrawal” so long as “we run Congress”
Tim Grieve
Two missing soldiers are reportedly found dead as Republicans -- and some Democrats -- push back against a timeline for troop withdrawal.
Will the Democrats’ best chance be good enough?
Walter Shapiro
Bush's ratings are in the toilet and anti-Republicanism is sweeping the land. But Dems must still overcome incumbency and money to retake the House this November.
What else we’re reading
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Pink fishing accessories, divorced dads and family court, sex and migraines, and more.
Craving that agro-bio fix
Andrew Leonard
Another day, another biotechnological solution to global malnutrition.
Destination: Miami
Steve Almond
Crockett and Tubbs can't match Joan Didion and T.D. Allman when it comes to exposing the shadowy side of South Florida.
Move along, nothing to see here
Tim Grieve
A group linked to al-Qaida claims to have abducted two U.S. soldiers. The White House suggests the incident is getting too much attention.
Summer reading
Laura Miller
Move over, Nora Roberts! From the chilling story of a vacation gone dreadfully wrong to a "Wire"-esque crime novel, we've got the smartest breezy reads to beat the heat.
“The Ruins”
Laura Miller
A lazy Mexican vacation turns sinister -- and grisly -- when a group of middle-class tourists become trapped at an archaeological site.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Are you dumb and coy enough to land a man? Are you unpleasant enough to win the lottery? Can you dance? These shows will clue you in.
A kinder, gentler war on terror
Andrew O'Hehir
New Republic editor Peter Beinart admits he was wrong about Iraq -- but still calls for liberals to fight the "new totalitarianism rising from the Islamic world." Yet many on the left don't believe his bogeyman even exists.
Defending the Haditha killings
Mark Benjamin
Lawyers for Marines say that Kilo Company was responding to small-arms fire when 24 civilians were killed.
“Wordplay”
Stephanie Zacharek
This charming documentary about the New York Times crossword puzzle and the people who love it is filled with myriad delights.
Oh, Daddy!
King Kaufman
The author of a new book about fatherhood on today's "insane" parenting culture, and why guys can use a little advice about raising kids.
Salon hires publisher
Salon Staff
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