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A Democrat praises Alito, but the public is wary
Tim Grieve
Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson says the Supreme Court nominee assured him he has no "agenda."
The Fix
Salon Staff
Jessica Simpson on psychotherapy, Ice-T on Omarosa and 50 Cent on Kanye's Bush jab. Plus: The filthy rich Greek shipping heir who makes fun of the homeless.
Alito’s not-so-clean record
Amanda Griscom Little
Does the Supreme Court nominee's paper trail forecast a sparkling future for big industry polluters?
A Scalia by any other name
Michael Scherer
Conservatives have their man in Samuel Alito. Liberals have their worst fears realized. The battle over the Supreme Court nominee is about to get ugly.
The Replacements: Maybe Miers and Libby weren’t so bad after all
Tim Grieve
As the press focuses on Alito, Cheney names two men to take the place of his indicted chief of staff.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Giants give Wellington Mara a 36-0 send-off, but is the NFL pioneer's greatest legacy in peril?
Conservative women’s groups react to Alito
Rebecca Traister
Optimistic, satisfied, but still prickly about Miers.
Alito on abortion: No need to guess
Tim Grieve
In a 1991 opinion, Bush's latest nominee put himself to the right of the sitting Supreme Court.
A helpful e-mail for Karl Rove
Farhad Manjoo
Does an e-mail message get Rove off the hook in the Plame case?
All the vice president’s men
Juan Cole
The ideologues in Cheney's inner circle drummed up a war. Now their zealotry is blowing up in their faces.
The trouble with Harry
Joan Walsh
She served her president well and went away quietly, like the good girl she's always been
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
White Sox win World Series! The Astros, and the 2005 season, go out with a whimper.
Soul man
Charles Taylor
In a vast new biography, Peter Guralnick takes on the late, great, silky-smooth crooner Sam Cooke.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
It's Ambiguity Week! Plus: Orthodox Hasidim, Palestinian suicide bombers and the weirdest good film of the year.
More troubles for Miers. Is the end near?
Tim Grieve
As a Republican senator questions her "intellectual capacity," a newly unearthed speech raises more questions about her abortion views.
Secrets and lies
Michael Scherer
Fitzgerald's indictments, if he brings them, could do more than convulse Washington -- they could reveal the hidden history of how we went to war.
The V.A.’s bad review
Mark Benjamin
Early this month, a vet in New Mexico took his life. At his side was the agency's plan to question benefits for mental trauma.
The triumph and tragedy of Rosa Parks
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
She sparked the Montgomery bus boycott, and was attacked by a young black man 40 years later. Her fortunes echo those of the civil rights movement.
The real meaning of the Plame scandal
Joan Walsh
It isn't about indictments or Washington gossip. It's about the 2,000 Americans who have died in a deeply dishonest war.
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