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Bush’s war on professionals
Sidney Blumenthal
The president is determined to stop whistle-blowers and the press from halting his administration's illegal, ever-expanding secret government. But it may be too late.
King George
Tom Engelhardt
It is slowly becoming clear that the Bush administration's real goal is not winning the right to torture, or to spy on Americans, or to lock people up without recourse. It is absolute power.
Stuck in resentment after 35 years
Cary Tennis
My father died last year -- and suddenly I'm reliving junior high.
Abramoff won’t go down alone
Michael Scherer
After a career of stealing from his clients and corrupting lawmakers, the one-time Republican golden boy is set to destroy the political machine he helped create.
Farewell from Asbury Park, N.J.
Rebecca Traister
In 1968, a skinny teenager named Bruce Springsteen started jamming at an all-ages club on the Jersey Shore. Now, as the Upstage faces demolition, fans remember better days.
Food slut
Ann Bauer
People say great food is like great sex. But after two years of reviewing trendy restaurants, chatting with charming chefs, and indulging in fatted duck breast, I've lost my appetite.
Beyond the Multiplex: The best of 2005
Andrew O'Hehir
It was the year of the penguin and the gay cowboy -- but don't forget the Chinese theme park and Syrian bride. Here are 10 brilliant but forgotten films you won't want to miss.
Are you there, God? Can you put off my period?
Lynn Harris
Hormonal implants may help delay early-onset puberty.
Santorum’s intelligent design flip-flop
Michelle Goldberg
The Christian right learns what the rest of us knew -- Santorum can't be trusted.
The best and worst in television
Heather Havrilesky
Use the holidays to give your TiVo new marching orders! Here's an overview of what to watch, and what to banish from your TV forever.
The year in sports
King Kaufman
In a no-nonsense 2005, Terrell Owens and BALCO fizzled, while the hard-working Pats, Spurs, White Sox and Colts sizzled.
Christmas past
Ann Patchett
My parents divorced and we moved across the country. My sister told me Santa was a fake, and a plague of mice destroyed our tree. No wonder I longed to return to sunny California.
Christmas with the Wilsons
Cintra Wilson
For one day each year, my mixed-up family of Jews, Muslims, Christians and New Agers gathers to sing karaoke carols, munch on jello mold and get wasted at church.
So much for Ahmed Chalabi
Tim Grieve
The Bush administration's one-time favorite is humiliated at the polls.
“Munich”
Stephanie Zacharek
Steven Spielberg tries to untangle the knotty Palestinian-Israeli problem. Does he succeed? And should he be commended just for trying?
The Whiskey Robber talks!
Julian Rubinstein
He made bank tellers swoon. He was madly pursued by the Mound of Asshead. In a rare prison interview, the Robin Hood of Hungary looks back at his wild ride through the ruins of the Soviet bloc.
Delta, Delta, Delta, Feminist, Feminist, Feminist?
Lynn Harris
A sorority at Trinity College aims to redefine sisterhood.
Reading “Lolita” in Alabama
Allen Barra
Fifty years after its publication, and 20 after my first reading, Nabokov's masterpiece is still dangerous -- but not for the reasons you might think.
Medical community seeks Fred Nightingales
Lynn Harris
Nursing shortage spurs recruitment of men to the undervalued profession.
“This Bad Mom Trusts the Bottle”
Lynn Harris
New York Observer readers pump out more letters about breast-feeding.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Kathy Griffin goes the way of Star Jones. Elton John gets hitched. Plus: Michael Jackson, child abductor?
Muckraker
Amanda Griscom Little
Don't look now, but greens are warming up to coal as part of America's clean-energy future.
Who gives more to charity: Rich men or rich women?
Page Rockwell
A study of America's wealthiest donors has some interesting findings about gender differences in charitable giving.
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