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Everybody hurts, everybody heals
Salon Staff
TTers weigh in on the voices of Katrina and why we need gay marriage, and end with a little much-needed levity.
Hey, Brownie, what happened to Pat Robertson?
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FEMA touted Robertson's Operation Blessing as a place to send Katrina donations. Now it has removed Robertson's group from its list of suggested charities -- sort of.
Tales of a teenage slut
Heather Havrilesky
In a hilarious new memoir, a "Six Feet Under" writer tackles feminism, teen sex, race relations -- and her dream of an all-female island.
The clampdown
T.g.
Is the Bush administration trying to lock the press out of New Orleans? Can Scott McClellan answer a simple question?
Letters
Salon Staff
More heartbreak and outrage over the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Plus: Readers respond to "Christopher Hitchens' Last Battle," by Juan Cole.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The director of the minimalist, suburban "Thumbsucker" explains why he hates "American Beauty" and "Garden State." Plus: A polysexual French farce, and a master filmmaker's sweeping history of Greece.
Why FEMA failed
Farhad Manjoo
Ideologically opposed to a strong federal role in disaster relief and obsessed with terrorism, the Bush administration let a once-admired agency fall apart.
Katrina jolts the press
Eric Boehlert
Why has it taken thousands of hurricane fatalities to finally wake up reporters?
Reviewed
Salon Staff
The critical buzz on the new Rolling Stones, North Mississippi Allstars and Against Me!
New Orleans rising
Rob Patterson
Katrina has silenced the city's famous musical pulse, washing away clubs and scattering musicians. But Crescent City singers and songwriters, producers and administrators insist the sounds of the bayou will not be muted for long.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NFC: Can anyone challenge the Eagles? Can they overcome their own dissension? Can the Arizona Cardinals actually win something?
Antiabortion group celebrates Katrina’s work
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The group, which claimed that the hurricane was God's punishment for abortion, says that there are no abortion clinics operating in New Orleans today.
After Roberts
Michael Scherer
As liberal groups continue trying to derail Bush's judicial nominee, they now must worry: Who's next?
Christopher Hitchens’ last battle
Juan Cole
The British hawk gives 10 reasons why Americans should be proud of the Iraq war. He goes 0 for 10.
A new New Orleans
David Koen
We need our city back. It will cost billions, and we should pay for it -- and here's why.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
When tragedy strikes, we realize how worthless "Entourage" is, and how useful good programming can really be -- if we'd ever pay attention.
Rehnquist’s death, and what comes next
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Two months ago, we knew that George W. Bush would have another Supreme Court opening soon. Now, amid Katrina, the news comes as a shock.
The gravest job
Mark Benjamin
Identifying the dead in New Orleans will be a daunting chore, say medical experts. Bodies will be bloated, decomposed and difficult to distinguish from corpses washed from cemeteries.
My city was gone
Pableaux Johnson
We gathered around news photos of New Orleans, stunned, knowing we would never find our home the same again.
Left out in the cold
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
The deplorable looting in New Orleans is a symptom of
long-standing U.S. poverty that has worsened under Bush's watch.
Camp Casey goes to Washington
Rob Patterson
As America's most famous antiwar activist takes her crusade on the road, supporters pack up their banners and rosary beads and promise Crawford will always remember "Sheehan's stand."
Archaeology from the dark side
Andrew O'Hehir
Creationists and New Agers have formed a common front to undermine mainstream archaeology and its scientific view of the human past. Are they winning?
The real cause of Hurricane Katrina?
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One antiabortion group said yesterday that the hurricane was God's punishment for abortion. Now it's suggesting that God sent Katrina to break up a gay street party.
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