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King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

Salon Staff
Texas tops USC in rankings. Don't worry, others still have no chance. Plus: Minuscule Series ratings.

Plame games

Michael Scherer
The GOP spin: Smear Wilson (again), belittle the charges. The Dems' spin: Bush and his enforcers lied us into war.

One slick budget maneuver

Amanda Griscom Little
Congress is closer than ever to allowing oil and gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

I Like to Watch

Heather Havrilesky
You think it's easy being a critic? Why, yes -- apparently you do! And you weigh in with some strong pronouncements of your own.

Homework hell

Ayelet Waldman
Today's 7-year-olds must do interviews, look through thousands of words, and answer 60 math questions in four minutes. This homework mania doesn't teach kids anything except that life is full of pain.

Praying for Wilma’s wrath

Tim Grieve
The antiabortion group that celebrated Katrina's toll on New Orleans is begging God to punish Florida next.

I, Ramush

Ginanne Brownell
Former Kosovar rebel and prime minister Ramush Haradinaj is a local hero. He also faces war crime charges.

The Big Idea

Sarah Karnasiewicz, Salon Staff
Bodyguards for sheep, plug-in hybrids, edible yards and other environmental innovations worth celebrating.

The parent trap

Salon Staff
Memories of childhood, and the eternal challenges of parenting, this week in Table Talk.

We may be traitors, but you’re helping child molesters

Tim Grieve
Hillary Clinton's challenger says Democrats want to let sex offenders molest children and kill women.

The Fix

Salon Staff
Set your DVRs: Right-wing group announces list of naughty TV shows. Plus: Donald dumps on Martha.

Intelligent designer

Gordy Slack
The chief defender of intelligent design in the Dover evolution trial insists he has science and God on his side.

The (really scary) soldier of the future

Alan H. Goldstein
Thanks to nanotechnology, he'll be a lethal superman who can heal himself.

Pass the mike

Mark Hatch-Miller
Def Jam went from a dorm room to a music empire. Its famous founders are gone -- is the label still good?

“North Country”

Andrew O'Hehir
This well-acted moral melodrama can't quite outrun the grinding wheel of formula.

My wife’s job is ruining our lives

Cary Tennis
She's overworked, she's exploited, and I've had it!

I’m finished with my family — but am I free of them?

Cary Tennis
Is this resolution or abandonment?

Rebuilding the Big Easy

Roberto Lovato
Latinos confront strained resources and tense race relations as they help clean up New Orleans and other hurricane-ravaged cities.

Will Miers help topple Roe v. Wade?

Emily Schmall
Her record in Texas confirms that Harriet Miers resolutely opposes abortion.

Judgment day for Saddam

Bernhard Zand, Georg Mascolo, Erich Wiedemann
The trial of the former dictator could be cathartic -- but it could also plunge Iraq deeper into chaos.

“Building like maniacs”

Chris McGreal
Israel is redrawing its borders inside Palestinian territories to secure all of Jerusalem and put the issue beyond negotiation.

Plamegate: The civil war

Michael Scherer
Valerie Plame and Joseph Wilson are considering a civil suit against administration officials. If they do sue, they'd better be ready for a vicious attack by White House proxies.

Harriet Miers: Outlaw abortion except to prevent the death of the mother

Tim Grieve
The Supreme Court nominee staked out an extreme position in a 1989 questionnaire.

Harriet Miers, meet Clarence Thomas

Tim Grieve
She claims she has never discussed Roe v. Wade with anyone -- and that if Arlen Specter thought she said that privacy cases were "rightly decided," he must have misunderstood her.
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