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Europe’s cartoon jihad
Kim Rahir
Explosive caricatures of Mohammed saw little fallout in Scandinavia, but will they unleash a new wave of riots in France's restive Muslim enclaves?
Only one option?
Joe Conason
The choice between abrupt withdrawal and endless war in Iraq is false. We can negotiate an honorable exit -- in fact, we're already talking with the insurgents.
Bio-pirate hunters and the war of the brackets
Andrew Leonard
What does Goethe have to say about bio-piracy?
A gesture to help Jill Carroll
Sarah Karnasiewicz
A writer launches a symbolic plea for the return of a missing journalist.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Conservatives said "Brokeback Mountain" would bomb in cowboy country. But in red-state Montana, gay cowboys are a big draw. Plus: Christians against Britney! Oprah duped Talese?
Rolling with Blunt
Michael Scherer
A Missouri Republican is poised to replace Tom DeLay at the party's helm -- and carry on DeLay's tradition of enriching his friends.
State of Maines
Rebecca Traister
The Bush-hating Dixie Chick holds forth on life three years after "the incident."
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Study: NFL has a deadly weight problem. Solution: Two-way players? Plus: Super Bowl Media Day.
“Arthur & George”
Laura Miller
Drawing on a true story about Sherlock Holmes' creator and disemboweled farm animals, Julian Barnes delivers his most substantial novel.
The next Alito, and why “more Democrats” isn’t enough
Tim Grieve
It's not just a matter of electing more senators; progressives must turn around votes that are already there.
“I can give you condoms, but I’ll have to tell the cops”
Lynn Harris
Kansas trial: Must counselors report teen sex? (Including "fondling with intent to arouse"?)
Have the deaths of some female soldiers in Iraq been covered up?
Lori Leibovich
Former commander Janis Karpinski testifies that women died from dehydration because they were afraid of being sexually assaulted.
Making love across generations
Ann Marlowe
In an excerpt from her new memoir, Ann Marlowe ponders why she has been drawn to romances with much older -- and younger -- men.
The filibuster fiasco
Walter Shapiro
If they had geared up from the start to stop Alito, the Dems might have at least won a political battle. Now they'll lose both ways.
The reform charade
Michael Scherer
Republicans and Democrats alike are touting their pathetic versions of lobbying "reform." Here are five things to look for if you want to know whether they're serious.
How do you like your democracy now, Mr. Bush?
Juan Cole
Hamas' stunning victory underlines the contradictions and hypocrisies in Bush's Mideast policies.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Getting the silent treatment from airlines. Why are they so bad at customer relations?
Open source goes to Davos
Andrew Leonard
Cue the trumpets: A free software pioneer is now a Young Global Leader.
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