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My queer radical feminist peers are aghast that I want to marry
Cary Tennis
I'm only 21 but I'm itching to get hitched!
First, we ban all the lobbyists
Andrew Leonard
Let business be business, says the Journal. Climate change is Congress' problem.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NBA Finals: The Mavericks have too much speed, depth and, yes, Dirk for the Heat. Plus: New baseball stat update.
How do you say “free trade hypocrisy”?
Andrew Leonard
Lessons from Taiwan that the rest of the world isn't allowed to learn.
Who’s afraid of the big bad gay marriage amendment?
Michael Scherer
Bush's feeble "family values" ploy is just a dutiful payoff to his base -- and it won't make much difference in November.
Salon answers its critics
Joan Walsh
We've uncovered GOP voter-suppression scandals since 2000, and we'll keep at it, but there's still no proof Republicans "stole" Ohio. Plus: A sample of the raging online debate.
All eyes on San Diego
James Verini
If a liberal women's studies professor can win a congressional seat in this conservative bastion, November could be a GOP nightmare.
Thanks for shopping, little lady!
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Citing lagging sales, department stores are phasing out petite clothing departments.
Which way to the White House?
Walter Shapiro
Russ Feingold and Mark Warner electrified Democrats in New Hampshire this weekend -- and underscored a choice of divergent paths toward 2008.
Come, see Palestine!
Rachel Shabi
Upstart tours of Palestine are challenging fully paid "See Israel" holidays in a battle for the hearts and minds of young American Jews.
Home sweet “Prairie Home”
JD Nordell
For two years I was a writer on Garrison Keillor's radio show. Then Robert Altman came to town to film "PHC" -- and I became an extra in the story of my own life.
Was the 2004 election stolen? No.
Farhad Manjoo
In Rolling Stone, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. argues that new evidence proves that Bush stole the election. But the evidence he cites isn't new and his argument is filled with distortions and blatant omissions.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Kanye and Ludacris cleared of charges. Basinger threatens Baldwin. Plus: Federline envisions fast-food life for kiddies!
It’s a man’s world
Rebecca Traister
"Maddox," the Web programmer turned pop-culture hero whose book "The Alphabet of Manliness" recently leapt to the top of Amazon's sales list, talks about obedient wives, the craze for all things manly, and whether the next generation is going to be "totally puss-onified"
“The Break-Up”
Stephanie Zacharek
Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn play a feuding couple in this underwhelming romantic comedy.
The Velvet Revolution — on the field
Tim Adams
As the World Cup approaches, an English writer recalls when Czech football, too, threw off its shackles.
Good news for older moms
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Study finds that single-embryo IVF technique works just as well in women in their late 30s.
Bitter pills
Janelle Brown
Thousands of Americans buy cheap prescription drugs in Mexico. Some end up in squalid south-of-the-border prisons.
Reviewed: Les Claypool, Peeping Tom
Salon Staff
The critical take on debut solo albums from two rock veterans
The Couric effect
Rebecca Traister
Katie Couric says goodbye. And goodbye. And goodbye. And goodbye again.
The Blogfather
Michael Scherer
Netroots guru Jerome Armstrong says he's a freethinking pragmatist. But lefty bloggers say his backing of centrist Mark Warner shows he's become just another political consultant.
I don’t want my husband at my high school reunion
Cary Tennis
I'm not ashamed of him, but I think he'll be bored and make me nervous.
“We don’t want to confirm or deny the Holocaust”
Dieter Bednarz, Stefan Aust
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad talks about Israel, his letter to Bush and Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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