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Full-text or just the abstract?
Andrew Leonard
Big Pharma vs. public health: An all-points Bulletin from the WHO.
Saving Iraq: Mission impossible
Juan Cole
Nouri al-Maliki, a Shiite hard-liner distrusted by his foes, will almost certainly be unable to stop Iraq's slide to chaos.
Killing the CIA
Sidney Blumenthal
In Goss, Bush found the perfect hatchet man to take vengeance on a despised agency. Now Goss is gone, scandal looms -- and the CIA is ruined.
Secret Service releases Abramoff logs, but where are the rest?
Tim Grieve
Documents show only two visits to the White House; Scott McClellan has acknowledged more.
No condom? Just shower
Lynn Harris
Former South African president is acquitted of rape, but is guilty of setting his country back.
Going long for Jesus
Tom Krattenmaker
It's no accident that pro sports often resemble holy revival meetings. Devout athletes who praise God are coached by evangelical ministries with ties to the Christian right. But many players and fans feel left out of the huddle.
The samba and the sauna
Andrew Leonard
What do Brazil's cultural cannibals and Finland's loremasters have in common?
Affirmative action even the president can love
Tim Grieve
HUD secretary says he won't give contracts to people who don't support Bush.
War on contraception, revisited
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
New York Times Magazine packs a punch with a comprehensive reminder of how the people who oppose abortion now want your birth control pills.
Preventing breast cancer before birth
Rebecca Traister
A new proposal in Britain could allow women with a family history of the disease to screen embryos for susceptibility.
The unbearable lightness of burden reduction
Andrew Leonard
Who will protect the environment from Bush's EPA?
Hollywood helps New Orleans
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Women's delegation travels to the Gulf to focus on children affected by Katrina.
Single and fabulous
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
New data shows more of us than ever are single - and happy anyway!
The practical ethicist
Oliver Broudy
"The Way We Eat" author Peter Singer explains the advantage of wingless chickens, how humans discriminate against animals, and the downside of buying locally grown food.
Hezbollah on the Tigris?
David Enders
Like the militant Lebanese group, fiery cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr is using both guns and butter to seize power in Iraq.
“The Lemon Tree”
Sandy Tolan
In the summer of 1967 three Arab men return to their birthplace of Ramla and find themselves in an unrecognizable homeland.
The madness of it all
Fred Redekop
At the mental health home where I work, patients are pushed to be as independent as possible. But it's just as vital for them to feel connected.
How Opal Mehta saved our lives
Sandip Roy
Kaavya Viswanathan's spectacular plagiarism screw-up should reassure overachieving Indian-Americans that we can fail and survive.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Paris' ex has crying fit. Anna Nicole not denying pregnancy rumor. Plus: Oprah's pal to bump Star Jones from "The View"?
EPA to citizens: Frack you
Rebecca Clarren
In the Rockies, a gas-extraction process called "fracking" may be releasing a carcinogenic stew of chemicals. Dozens of people say it has made them seriously ill, but the EPA refuses to investigate -- a failure one of its own engineers calls "irrational and corrupt."
Two’s a crowd
Sarah Goldstein
As more and more couples choose not to move in together, the terms of commitment are being redefined.
Lapdogs
Eric Boehlert
Cowardly and clueless, the U.S. media abandoned its post as Bush led the country into a disastrous war. A look inside one of the great journalistic collapses of our time.
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