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No Bush, please — we’re Canadian
David Beers
Canada just elected a right-wing prime minister, Stephen Harper. But he had to distance himself as far as possible from George W. Bush to win.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Goodbye, Super Mario's ghost. Plus: Seahawks, Steelers, AP agree Super Bowl should be played in Seattle.
Mother Jones crunches the numbers
Lori Leibovich
The magazine collects a bevy of (troubling) facts about women.
Antiabortion activists mark Roe anniversary
Lori Leibovich
They see Roberts, Alito and younger activists as signs of a turning tide against abortion.
A marriage cemented by terror
Nathan Guttman
Bush and Sharon's strong relationship was based on mutual self-interest -- and a shared good-and-evil ideology.
“Fidelity is a personality trait”
Ayelet Waldman
In an excerpt from Ayelet Waldman's new novel, sparks fly between heroine Emilia Greenleaf and her older, married lover.
The man behind Abercrombie & Fitch
Benoit Denizet-Lewis
Mike Jeffries turned a moribund company into a multibillion-dollar brand by selling youth, sex and casual superiority. Not bad for a 61-year-old in flip-flops.
My life’s liner notes
Jason Roeder
At age 7, I exploded onto the pop/minimalist scene playing the first eight notes to "Star Wars." Note how "Barnaby Jones" swells as I leave to eat fish sticks.
America’s unlikely defender
Oliver Broudy
French provocateur Bernard-Henri Levy denounces anti-Americanism and defends the idealism of the neocons.
Bush nominee broke law
Will Evans
A federal judge nominated to the U.S. Circuit Court owned stock in corporations involved in lawsuits brought before him.
Global fishiness
Charles Fishman
How can Wal-Mart sell Chilean salmon for $4.84 a pound? An excerpt from "The Wal-Mart Effect."
Whipping the Post
Farhad Manjoo
The Washington Post put a lid on angry readers by removing a letters blog from its Web site. Now the paper's ombudsman defends her assertion that crooked lobbyist Jack Abramoff "directed" money to Democrats.
My life as a man
Andrew O'Hehir
Dressed in drag, Norah Vincent visited strip clubs and dated women to find out what it means to be a man. She ended up in the loony bin.
“Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World”
Stephanie Zacharek
Albert Brooks brings people of all religions together for a great big group yawn.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
What's that Great Dane doing beneath my Airbus? And other questions only the pilot can answer.
One of Motown’s “girls” goes political
Cecelie Berry
Councilwoman Martha Reeves uses her voice to help her hometown.
One of Motown’s “girls” gets political
Cecelie Berry
Councilwoman Martha Reeves uses her voice to help her hometown.
America’s pompom girls go radical!
Sarah Karnasiewicz
Behold the latest chapter in cheerleading's media makeover.
A problem from hell
G. Pascal Zachary
Does applying the generic label of "genocide" to violence in Darfur make it even harder to stop the killing?
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
In his explosive new film, "Why We Fight," Eugene Jarecki argues that America went to war in Iraq because war is what America does best.
The beef over pet food
Katharine Mieszkowski
Bowser gets raw meat because wolves eat it in the wild. Tabby gets raw chicken because lions don't eat kibble. But vets say the recent trend of raw feeding is dangerous to pets and people.
Republicans gone wild
Sidney Blumenthal
"Ethics reform" gestures and suddenly hazy memories can't hide the truth: Abramoff is an integral part of the GOP machine that revved up with the '94 "revolution."
Students found first Muslim sorority
Lynn Harris
"Striving for the pleasure of Allah through sisterhood, scholarship, leadership and community service."
The “quieter” anti-choicers
Lynn Harris
They may not be harassing people at clinics, but their tactics are just as scary.
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