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John Roberts: The forgetful Federalist
Farhad Manjoo
Bush's Supreme Court nominee may have once joined the Federalist Society, but if he did he can't remember it.
One nation, divisible
Michelle Goldberg
Do evangelicals and secularists want the same America? Legal scholar Noah Feldman says yes, and he has a plan for a more perfect union. Too bad it will never work.
The Pakistan powder keg
Matthias Gebauer, Charles Hawley
Ahmed Rashid, an expert on militant Islam, says unless the West turns up the heat on Musharraf, al-Qaida will continue to flourish there.
Hillary, player hater
Farhad Manjoo
A hilariously graphic sex scene hidden in "Grand Theft Auto" has got Hillary Clinton all hot and bothered. That's no way to win the youth vote.
My friend married a dud
Cary Tennis
He seemed OK when she was checking him out, but once she got him home he turned out to be a lemon.
Orange vs. blue
Aluf Benn
As Israeli battles Israeli over Sharon's plan to pull out of Gaza, the prime minister is working to keep the real prize: The big West Bank settlements. Will Bush go along?
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Salon's series on "reparative therapy" for gays and lesbians. Plus: The National Association of Social Workers clarifies its stance on the practice.
Too much
Salon Staff
Overdoing it -- with food, with consumerism, with laws. How do TTers think we can get out?
More terror in London
Ian Cobain et al.
British police launch massive hunt for copycat bombers as citizens remain defiant.
Before we hook up, please sign this
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
In an effort to stem sexual harassment suits, more and more companies are insisting that office paramours sign "love contracts" -- even before any collegial coitus takes place. Is climbing over the cube worth the aggravation?
Not another white man!
Farhad Manjoo
Bush's Roberts pick leaves the high court -- which symbolically represents an entire branch of the federal government -- with only one woman and one racial minority. That's absurd and wrong.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Gus Van Sant takes on Kurt Cobain. Plus: A rowdy Berlin adventure for the anti-globalization crowd and a devastating Chechen war documentary.
True confessions
Salon Staff
Men who have been through "ex-gay" Christian ministries share their stories. While some insist they have overcome homosexuality, others say they were driven to attempt suicide.
The John Roberts dossier
Katharine Mieszkowski
Everything you need to know about Bush's nominee, before the battle begins.
Letters from an old contrarian
Aaron Kinney
Christopher Hitchens defends Karl Rove and trashes Joseph Wilson.
Keeping Karl Rove on the hot seat
Tim Grieve
The Roberts nomination knocked Plamegate off the front page. The Democrats are trying to get it back there.
Conversations with mass murderers
Suzy Hansen
In "Machete Season," 10 Hutu men recall how they enjoyed slaughtering their neighbors with machetes and clubs -- and six years after the Rwanda genocide, feel no guilt.
A stealth candidate? No
Tim Grieve
Having spent much of his career advocating for the right, Roberts is either a true believer or a sellout. We'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
The other news you won’t see
Tim Grieve
Bush's hurried Supreme Court nomination knocked Plamegate off the front page -- but that's not all.
John Roberts: The early read
Tim Grieve
A young judge with solid Republican credentials, he has argued that Roe vs. Wade should be reversed.
The enemy is closer than we think
Mark Follman
A top counterterrorism expert says the London suicide bombers may not have acted alone -- and America may be next.
Roving justice
J.J. Helland
Law professor Robert Turner explains the statute that could be used to prosecute Karl Rove -- or anyone else who may be guilty of outing a CIA covert operative.
What Democrats might say about Clement
Tim Grieve
Raw Story says it has the talking points from the Democratic staff of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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