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Going beyond God
Steve Paulson
Historian and former nun Karen Armstrong says the afterlife is a "red herring," hating religion is a pathology and that many Westerners cling to infantile ideas of God.
The perfect man
Lauren McLaughlin
Design-your-own boyfriends lack that certain something. Until they don't. A short story.
The trouble with ethanol
Amanda Griscom Little
Instead of producing clean, green biofuels, industry bigwigs are pushing for coal-fired plants and relaxed regulations. And the EPA is listening.
Beyond the Multiplex: Cannes
Andrew O'Hehir
Forget the air kisses, the yacht parties and the Hollywood buzz. Here are 20 great films to look for at an art house near you.
Bill, Hillary and Iraq
Tim Grieve
Did the former president "throw elbows" when asked about Democrats who gave Bush authority for war?
Paying off our global warming sins
Katharine Mieszkowski
Buying credits to offset our driving and flying is helping to reduce greenhouse gases. But is the "carbon-neutral" movement really enough?
Fiddling while the earth burns
Walter Shapiro
America's political system is not set up to tackle vast, seemingly abstract problems that require immediate sacrifice.
What’s good for Bill Gates…
Rebecca Clarren
The Microsoft mogul says America needs more foreign engineers and programmers to compete. Critics say it's all about cheap labor.
Let’s play group sex
Sarah Goldstein
After a flurry of protest, toy maker Hasbro will not manufacture the Pussycat Dolls' dolls.
Finale wrap-up: “Lost”
Heather Havrilesky
Mysterious clues, competing philosophies and tempers collide in a heart-stopping, unforgettable second-season finale.
Spare the quarter-inch plumbing supply line, spoil the child
Lynn Harris
Saying no to "timeouts," some fundamentalist Christians "train up" their children by carefully hitting them with switches, PVC pipes and other "chastening instruments."
“Victory”? Forget it
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush is trying to keep Americans from abandoning his disastrous war by claiming victory is at hand. But even his own generals know that's a lie.
The Lysistratas of stubble
Lynn Harris
Women threaten in cheeky campaign: "We won't shave 'til men do."
Beyond the Multiplex: Cannes
Andrew O'Hehir
Off with her head! Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" gets booed! Plus: Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett take the screen.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Cruise and Holmes have "huge argument"? Birth of Jolie-Pitt baby "imminent"! Plus: Who wants to work at Page Six?
Gaza melts down
Mitchell Prothero
With Hamas and Fatah forces shooting at each other, Gaza stands on the edge of civil war. A report from the streets.
“Global warming kills”
Amanda Griscom Little
Taking a page from the anti-smoking movement, Al Gore wants to convince all Americans, not just greens, to take action to cool down the planet.
Reviewed: Dixie Chicks, Johnny Cash
Salon Staff
The scoop on new albums from the Dixie Chicks and Johnny Cash.
Clueless first ladies of the world, unite!
Rebecca Traister
Kenyan First Lady Lucy Kibaki believes that kids and condoms don't mix.
Front-page news, again
Tim Grieve
With the immigration debate, Plamegate, two wars and the threat of a third around us, the Times devotes resources to the Clintons' marriage.
Bench warfare
Will Evans
Judge Terrence Boyle's former law clerks have launched a dubious defense of the embattled Bush nominee. Will their tactics backfire on Bill Frist and the White House?
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