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Sen. Eugene McCarthy remembered
Dana Cook
Russell Baker, David Frost, Larry King, Gloria Steinem, Tip O'Neill and others recall their encounters with the legendary senator.
Abortion and trauma
Rebecca Traister
A controversial new study claims that abortion causes more mental trauma than miscarriage does.
Against the wall
Eilene Zimmerman
Homeland Security is using newfound power to wall off Tijuana from San Diego. Critics warn it will destroy protected lands and lead to the death of immigrants.
The World Cup cometh
Andrew O'Hehir
The U.S. may not survive the first round against Italy, the Czech Republic and Ghana. But nobody said getting respect on the global soccer stage was going to be easy.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Looking to "Survivor's" Cindy and North Korea's Kim Jong-il for lessons on how to lose big, lose early and lose often.
Incalculable pain
Mark Benjamin
The Pentagon is underreporting the number of American soldier casualties in Iraq, say House Democrats.
Yahoo bets on the group mind
Andrew Leonard
Why the purchase of del.icio.us by the search giant is part of the narrative of globalization
A broader investigation into pay-for-play in Iraq
Tim Grieve
In addition to placing stories in the Iraqi press, the U.S. military has been paying Iraqi journalists.
The latest on the Abercrombie “girlcott”
Page Rockwell
The girls who got the "I make you look fat" T-shirt pulled off the shelves meet with A&F to pitch some girl-positive design ideas.
Vroom-vroom: Victory for Dykes on Bikes
Katharine Mieszkowski
The U.S. Patent and Trademark office decides the word "dyke" isn't offensive after all.
You can buy the clothes — just don’t try to design them
Page Rockwell
Women are having trouble getting ahead in -- of all places -- the fashion industry.
Should we stay or should we go?
Farhad Manjoo
Surprisingly, a bipartisan consensus is emerging for bringing home our exhausted troops, yet President Bush clings to his chimera of total victory. Inside the escalating debate over Iraq.
Red, white and blue — and inky
Salon Staff
The measure of patriotism, the price of war, and pleasure of the twilight, this week in TT.
My husband is a high-achieving alcoholic, seven years sober
Cary Tennis
Should we finally tell the kids?
Speaking truth to power
Salon Staff
In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, playwright Harold Pinter condemns the Bush administration's assault on human dignity.
More women needed at the head of the class
Sarah Karnasiewicz
A group of elite-university presidents pledges to close the gender gap at the professorial level.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The most important political documentary of the decade suggests that the "war on terrorism" is a dark delusion -- and there's no such thing as al-Qaida.
Imagine all the people
Dana Cook
Howard Cosell, Jerry Lee Lewis, David Crosby, Kate Millett, Timothy Leary, Geraldo Rivera and others recall their encounters with John Lennon, who died 25 years ago today.
An air marshal shoots and kills; the GOP cuts the funding
Tim Grieve
A Republican-controlled conference committee deleted additional aviation security approved by the Senate.
Rush Limbaugh finally gets some
Rebecca Traister
Some Boise State University vagina enthusiasts send the radio host a provocative lollipop.
Religious conservatives: All women should be pregnant! Oh, except you
Lynn Harris
Calif. fertility doctors refuse to inseminate an unmarried lesbian.
Love your enemies
Michelle Goldberg
Peace activist Tom Fox has lived in Baghdad by the words of Jesus. Now he faces murder by terrorists. Was his mission in vain?
Michael Schiavo joins the fray
Michael Scherer
Terri Schiavo's husband starts a PAC devoted to defeating the Bible-thumping politicians who used his comatose wife as a football.
The Jesus symbol, the witch and the wardrobe
Laura Miller
The religious right is hyping "The Chronicles of Narnia." But just how Christian is C.S. Lewis' masterpiece?
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