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My gay therapy session
Mark Benjamin
To find out how "reparative therapy" works, I pretended to be gay. My licensed Christian therapist explained to me why homosexuality is a mental disorder, what the "Wizard of Oz principle" is, and why kids who can't "hit the ball or fire the gun" are more likely to be gay.
Turning off gays
Mark Benjamin
A loose network of Christian ministries and social workers, with the blessing of the political right, are putting gays and lesbians on the couch, determined to "cure" them.
Will the green revolution be localized?
Amanda Griscom Little
Robert Redford and his co-hosts invited mayors from across the U.S. to the actor's spectacular Sundance resort, hoping to inspire them to take action on climate change.
Primitive perspectives from the elite
Aaron Kinney
Some not so highly evolved opinions on Darwin from leading conservatives.
Daily Download: “Strange Things Happening Every Day,” Fern Jones
Salon Staff
An exclusive download of an extraordinary gospel singer from the '50s.
Are my women friends abandoning me?
Cary Tennis
I'm married, but I don't want to lose my cherished group of female companions!
“Shut up and act”
Scott Thill
"Evil Dead" star Bruce Campbell discusses Tom Cruise, idiot film executives, his hilarious debut novel -- and the joys of not being famous.
From Guant
Tim Grieve
A new investigation suggests that military personnel at Abu Ghraib may have had help thinking up the abuses that happened there.
Imperfect martyr
Andrew O'Hehir
Many -- including many Salon readers -- refuse to rally behind jailed, controversial New York Times reporter Judy Miller. But anyone who truly supports freedom of speech needs to.
The GOP sends its thanks to Fox
Tim Grieve
Four Republican senators introduce legislation that will regulate Nielsen in away that makes News Corp. very happy. Wonder who wrote the bill?
Radical Islam’s rising war on Europe
Cordula Meyer, Holger Stark, Andreas Ulrich, Dominik Cziesche
EU investigators say that terrorists operate in small, flexible groups, making it almost impossible to catch them -- and that the Iraq war has made their task infinitely harder.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Harry Potter book leaked. Imus sued. Hunter S. Thompson's ashes to be shot out of cannon, thanks to Johnny Depp.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Abreu wins the Home Run Derby, has two birthdays while doing so. Plus: BCS shocker -- a good idea. And: Terry Bowden rips the NCAA on black coaches.
The television will be revolutionized
Farhad Manjoo
Al Gore promises that Current TV will be as interactive and democratic as the Internet. But already his restless young audience is wondering whether the network will be another rerun.
Where no TV show has gone before
Laura Miller
With its hot, androgynous heroine leading the remnants of humanity against evil, God-fearing robots, "Battlestar Galactica" is boldly
re-creating sci-fi TV.
Blair gets his Africa deal
Aaron Kinney
The G-8 nations doubled their aid to Africa, but not everyone is happy.
“The time of revenge has come”
Juan Cole
Blowback from Bush and Blair's incompetently pursued war on terror has hit London. When will the U.S. figure out how to fight smart?
All eyes on Turd Blossom
David Paul Kuhn
Beltway insiders are consumed by one question: Did Karl Rove do it?
The final tilt of the scales
Sidney Blumenthal
With Sandra Day O'Connor's retirement, right-wing Republicans see the opportunity of a lifetime to seize the Supreme Court once and for all.
Trying to control the controller
Katy Read
As a parent, I'm supposed to take a stand on video games. But how can I tell how they'll affect my kids if I don't even know how to turn on the PS2?
Is aid the problem, not the solution?
Thilo Thielke, Erich Wiedemann
Well-meaning activists like Bono have pressured the West into giving billions more to Africa. But is all that money doing more harm than good?
An “African success story” gone sour
Blake Lambert
Donors who poured billions into Uganda have hyped its progress, but President Museveni has proven to be just another corrupt despot. Will Bush support democracy -- or stand by an ally?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Kenny Rogers an All-Star? Whatever. Baseball must fix its joke of a justice system -- puny fines, optional suspensions. Plus: Baseball can teach the NBA about caring for its elders.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Live 8 fallout over Madonna's language. Jolie denies pregnancy. Paula Jones jealous of Mary Kay LeTourneau.
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