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Helping men deal with abortion
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
A new Web site offers men advice on dealing with their emotions and supporting their partners.
A Miller whitewash?
Mark Benjamin, Michael Scherer
An Army report found Maj. Gen. Miller did not lie when he told Congress he held no "direct discussions" with top Pentagon officials -- even though he met with Rumsfeld aide Stephen Cambone after visiting Abu Ghraib.
Single-sex sweating
Rebecca Traister
A group of Michigan Muslim women fight for women-only gym days.
As the White House cleans house, what about Cheney?
Tim Grieve
The Los Angeles Times calls on Bush to push the vice president out the door.
Running scared in Ohio
Walter Shapiro
GOP Sen. Mike DeWine is worried enough about Bush's low approval ratings that he blasted Rumsfeld in an interview. Will the Democrats be able to take control of the state that swung the presidency last time?
Vive la France! But not “la Mademoiselle!”
Rebecca Traister
French feminists tackle the distinction between "Madame" and "Mademoiselle."
Former CIA official: White House ignored Iraq intel
Tim Grieve
Bush, Cheney were told that Saddam Hussein had no active WMD program, former official says.
Attacking Iran: Are they nuts?
Joe Conason
If the U.S. attacked Iran, the consequences would be catastrophic -- including a possible American retreat under fire in Iraq.
“American Dreamz”
Stephanie Zacharek
In this slick and unsettling comedy, a dimwit U.S. president tries to boost his ratings by becoming a judge on a cheesy talent show -- complete with hidden earphone.
Before the flood
Emilie Raguso, Sandhya Somashekhar
Global warming is threatening Bangladesh's coast. But the area's tens of millions of residents don't want to move.
If it’s Snow, he’s ready
Tim Grieve
Pushing back against critics, the Fox radio host shows why he's qualified to work for the president.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Julia Roberts makes her Broadway debut: How was she? Plus: Pitt/Jolie bodyguards get nasty, and Hatcher sex-escapade rumors debunked.
Wole Soyinka: Exit, pursued by a bear
Matt Steinglass
The Nigerian Nobel laureate's weird memoir recalls a life of protest, exile -- and farcical political interventions.
“Too posh to push”?
Lynn Harris
Two experts say the rise in elective C-sections is not just a matter of maternal choice.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Cruise storms out of interview. Farrell and Narain hammer out sex tape deal. Plus: Blige says God wants her to bling!
Is the “Israel lobby” distorting America’s Mideast policies?
Michelle Goldberg
Two leading academics have tried to break the taboo against criticizing Israel's powerful U.S. lobby. It's a worthy aim, but their clumsy argument may backfire.
The corporate toll on the Internet
Farhad Manjoo
Telecom giant AT&T plans to charge online businesses to speed their services through its DSL lines. Critics say the scheme violates every principle of the Internet, favors deep-pocketed companies, and is bound to limit what we see and hear online.
Daniel Ellsberg: Still blowing the whistle
Bill Katovsky
The legendary activist who leaked the Pentagon Papers says officials need to speak out against administration lies now.
Pro-choice vandals
Rebecca Traister
A Northern Kentucky University antiabortion display gets defiled by pro-choice students.
Whitewashing the New Orleans vote?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Deficient polling places and confusing absentee ballots could shut thousands of black residents out of the city's mayoral election.
Sounding off about the Duke lacrosse case
Page Rockwell
Antifeminist bloggers, Berkeley lecturers and Bob Bennett -- Bob Bennett?! -- weigh in on the university's gang-rape allegation scandal.
The vanishing of a tropical nation
Aaron Selverston
Rising seas are swamping the 33-island republic of Kiribati. Where will its 100,000 inhabitants go when their country becomes uninhabitable?
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