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Bush: Happy holidays to all, and thanks to some
Tim Grieve
The president's messages for Christmas and Chanukah pay tribute to the troops. His message for Kwanzaa does not.
Bush attacks Dems on security, again
Michael Scherer
In a replay of 2002, Republicans are using the Patriot Act battle to accuse Democrats of being wimps on national defense. But will it work this time?
My therapist has troubles of her own
Cary Tennis
I'm not getting the attention I need. Plus: A reply to the right-wing blogosphere.
The fetuses were hung by the chimney with care …
Rebecca Traister
Ring in the holidays with some antiabortion Christmas tree ornaments!
The Fix
Salon Staff
Time names its Persons of the Year. Nathan Lane talks trash about "Brokeback Mountain." Plus: Denis Leary's naked banister slide?
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Why TV not only keeps you happy, but also binds the galaxy together. Plus: The predictable charms of "The O.C."
McCain to Congress: No more pigs at the trough
Michael Scherer
Bush's nemesis proposes a bill that would cut back on the loot lobbyists shower on lawmakers.
“The Producers”
Stephanie Zacharek
Watching Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane's ultra-broad shtick is a little like watching a 3-D Imax film without the special glasses.
I can’t stop accusing my boyfriend of cheating
Cary Tennis
I know there's nothing going on, but I'm afraid to trust him.
Blood and betrayal
Gary Kamiya
After four years of the badly botched "war on terror," are we ready to hear the hard words of Robert Fisk -- a gutsy war correspondent who says the West has wronged the Middle East?
Peru’s bio-piracy gestapo terrorizes the West
Andrew Leonard
Peru and other developing nations are using the WTO to complain about biotech imperialism.
The right kind of rollover from Ford
Tim Grieve
Facing a backlash from gay rights groups, the automaker changes course on a decision to pull its ads from gay publications.
George W. Bush, on the couch and naming names
Tim Grieve
Hey, Brit, you forgot to ask about his mother.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Tommy Lee Jones on his striking, darkly funny directorial debut. Plus: Two movies tailor-made for fans of the truly peculiar.
Jolting Joe
Michelle Goldberg
Liberal Democrats are enraged at Joe Lieberman for supporting the Iraq war. But will attacking the Connecticut senator make the party stronger -- or alienate its moderates?
Fishing for progress
Amanda Griscom Little
Can a more scientific approach to fishing regulation save dwindling U.S. stocks?
“Caught in the Storm”: The harsh toll of natural disasters on women
Lynn Harris
A new report says women suffer disproportionately after hurricanes, tsunamis and earthquakes.
“King Kong”
Stephanie Zacharek
He's big, he's back, and he's ready to sweep you up in his warm, hairy palm and take you on a rollicking romantic adventure!
Living single
Rachel Safier
In a new book, sociologist E. Kay Trimberger says the "new single woman" is successful, social, smart -- and loving life on her own.
Daily Download: “The Horse,” Sound Directions
Salon Staff
The execution of Stanley Tookie Williams
Adam Shemper, Jonathan Stein
Outside San Quentin prison Monday night, under the floodlights,
death penalty opponents prayed, sang hymns and cursed the Terminator.
Everything’s broken
David Weir
Real hurricane relief for the poor is coming not from the government or big charities but the kindness of strangers. It was always thus in America.
Sex, drugs and cable TV
Michael Scherer
Under pressure from the FCC, cable companies will offer a "family-choice" package. But will anyone pay for TV without "South Park" and "Sex and the City"?
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