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Nanomedicine’s brave new world
Alan H. Goldstein
In just a few years, doctors will know everyone's genetic identity. This knowledge will be a blessing -- and a curse.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Give thanks for these purloined lands, and for the
fact that you're not a soulless plastic surgeon, an undercover agent posing as a terrorist, or the mother of a 2-year-old.
Saving the world by mutual back-scratching
Jeff Greenwald
Activists have hit on a new way to save Indonesia's endangered tropics: Pay for local projects in exchange for conservation.
The long march of Dick Cheney
Sidney Blumenthal
For his entire career, he sought untrammeled power. The Bush presidency and 9/11 finally gave it to him -- and he's not about to give it up.
The devil’s music
Daniel Radosh
Does it matter that David Ludwig -- the 18-year-old alleged killer of his 14-year-old girlfriend's parents -- was a huge fan of hardcore Christian rock?
The Ted Koppel I knew
Fred Branfman
He was a fine journalist and a decent man but to stay atop journalism's establishment, even he had to make a deal with the devil.
A new debate over the abortion pill
Hillary Frey
After four deaths in California, the FDA will reconsider the drug next year.
An Iraq-9/11 link? A report says Bush was told no — in 2001
Tim Grieve
The White House won't provide a copy of a Sept. 21, 2001, PDB to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Brutality toward women in war-torn Darfur
Sarah Karnasiewicz
The world watches silently as sexual brutality is used as a weapon of war in Sudan.
Men, masturbation and women’s shoes
Hillary Frey
A new study shows that men find all kinds of things attractive when they are aroused.
Israel’s political earthquake
Aluf Benn
Ariel Sharon's split with the Likud, and the rise of Labor leader Amir Peretz, have turned Israeli politics upside down. Will the new order help bring peace with the Palestinians?
America’s tipping point
Tom Engelhardt
Overnight, Bush's ability to scare us has vanished. And his Iraq disaster has destroyed the GOP's dreams of permanent domination.
Special delivery: Nerve.com’s focus on reproductive rights
Hillary Frey
Salon's online neighbor offers a package of articles about choice, sex and the religious right.
Slipping and sliding on white phosphorus in Fallujah
Tim Grieve
After an initial denial, the Pentagon now acknowledges that troops used the chemical on insurgents -- and can't rule out contact with civilians.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Porn star to spill beans on lusty Lachey love-in? Aguilera gets hitched, names sushi roll after self. Plus: Crowe's $160 justice!
Republicans’ wild Western land grab
Amanda Griscom Little
A historic makeover of mining laws could sell out tens of millions of public acres for drilling, casinos and condos.
How the secular humanist grinch didn’t steal Christmas
Michelle Goldberg
The right-wing crusade against the liberal "war on Christmas" is great for rallying the troops. Too bad the war doesn't exist.
Lewis Libby’s “some other dude did it” defense
Elizabeth de la Vega
Bob Woodward's revelation won't help Libby -- and it only plunges the Bush administration deeper into the ethical mud.
What it feels like for a girl — in China
Page Rockwell
The controversial one-child policy still results in baby girls' being abandoned -- virtually all the country's orphans are female.
The greening of Italia Federici
Michael Scherer
To buy influence at the White House, GOP operative Jack Abramoff gave $500,000 in tribal loot to a Gale Norton pal who heads an "environmental" nonprofit.
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