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Alito runs from his record
Tim Grieve
Under questioning from senators, the nominee distances himself from things he has done and said.
DeLay is delayed, and other news from the land of Abramoff
Tim Grieve
Court denies DeLay a quick resolution of his Texas case; another domino falls in Washington.
Does the Pill make women less interested in sex?
Lori Leibovich
New evidence suggests that oral contraceptives may squash women's sex drive.
California’s environmental bad boy
Amanda Griscom Little
Republican Rick Pombo wants to drill, mine and develop America down to the last acre. But will close ties to Tom DeLay and Jack Abramoff pollute his reelection chances?
We shall overcome … liberals
Michelle Goldberg
At a black church in Philadelphia, Martin Luther King Jr.'s niece joined Jerry Falwell and Rick Santorum to denounce critics of Samuel Alito.
How greed will save the world
Andrew Leonard
Panning for gold in China's environmental catastrophes.
Sinfully bad TV
Gordon Atkinson
A real live preacher weighs in on NBC's "The Book of Daniel" and the unholy outrage from the religious right.
DeLay: Abramoff bad, me good
Tim Grieve
After relinquishing any claim to his old leadership job, the Hammer insists that he's not a target in an ever-expanding federal investigation.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Critics snub "Brokeback," embrace "Capote." Belafonte flings T-word at Bush. Plus: Franken gets frank with Playboy.
Formal opposition to Alito builds
Rebecca Traister
The Alternatives to Marriage Project officially opposes the nomination of Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court.
Do women want male brothels?
Rebecca Traister
Heidi Fleiss and friends explain female desire to the New York Times.
The end of the Sharon era
Aluf Benn
Once despised by a generation of Israelis, Ariel Sharon became a venerated father figure. His passing from the political scene leaves the future of the Middle East in even greater doubt.
Is Tom DeLay hearing footsteps?
Tim Grieve
House Republicans circulate a petition calling on their colleagues to elect a permanent replacement for the displaced majority leader.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Cheney ticks off neighbors. Moss wanted by police. Plus: Star Jones describes her "frightening ... erotic interest" in her husband.
Let us prey
Joe Conason
Jack Abramoff and his deeply religious right-wing cronies express their "biblical worldview" by swindling Indian tribes and bribing legislators. Verily, mysterious are the ways of the Lord.
Comedically challenged
Stephanie Zacharek
The Farrelly brothers' new comedy, "The Ringer," encourages us to yuk it up at people with mental disabilities. Is that OK?
A disastrous appointment
Michelle Goldberg
Bush's backdoor choice of unqualified right-winger Ellen Sauerbrey to head the U.S. refugee-response team raises the specter of Michael Brown.
Who is guilty of killing downtown?
Andrew Leonard
Wal-Mart may well be the Grim Reaper, but aren't shoppers the ones swinging the scythe?
Is “marrying up” going down?
Katharine Mieszkowski
More highly educated women are finding mates, according to a San Francisco Chronicle article debunking a bevy of recent trend stories about women.
Newt: I’m shocked, shocked by Abramoff scandal!
Michael Scherer
From his lofty perch on the sidelines, the ethically challenged former speaker denounces corruption in politics.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A new release that ranks among the greatest of all Holocaust films. Plus: Horror king Eli Roth defends his excess.
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