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The F word
Rebecca Traister
"Feminism" turns off a lot of younger women. Is it time to retire the word -- or reclaim it?
High notes
Salon Staff
Announcing the winners of our first annual Salon Summer Soundtrack contest: Dozens of sizzling, free playlists brilliantly compiled by Salon readers
Dutch sending airplanes to help search for Holloway
Peter Prengaman
Was it Karl Rove?
Tim Grieve
MSNBC political analyst says Rove leaked Valerie Plame's identity to Time reporter Matthew Cooper.
Scientology’s war on psychiatry
Katharine Mieszkowski
The controversial church, whose founder called shrinks "terrorists" and which labels mental illness a fraud, is closer than you think to implanting its extreme beliefs in the nation's laws and schools.
Letters
Salon Staff
Salon readers blast the president's speech. Plus: Is anyone grokkin' the Supreme Court's Grokster decision?
Republicans ride the third rail
David Paul Kuhn
GOP members of Congress are floating watered-down versions of Bush's Social Security plan in an attempt to save the party's domestic agenda. But the Democrats aren't biting.
12 years sober and now this?
Cary Tennis
The last three years have been bad, bad, bad. My uncle the murderer got out of prison and beat up my grandma, for starters.
A bitter defeat for the press
Farhad Manjoo
The Supreme Court's refusal to hear the Cooper-Miller case will do more than hurt two reporters -- it will erode the press's ability to cover sensitive stories.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
For years, about 85 elderly ex-players have been fighting to get NBA pensions. The response from the league and the union: Drop dead. Half of them have.
Missionary man
James Verini
Tom Cruise has become a top proselytizer for Scientology. Is it because of a new private conviction, or a new public role for the church itself?
Should our uncle be disinvited to our sister’s wedding?
Cary Tennis
Something happened 10 years ago that was never resolved. Now he's coming to the wedding and none of us wants to see him.
A spiritual three-ring circus
Elizabeth Spiers
Billy Graham's last crusade, at Shea Stadium, was a lot tamer than the fire-breathing revivals of my youth -- but the crowd was a lot more interesting.
Split decisions on Ten Commandments
Tim Grieve
Stephen Breyer is the unlikely swing vote as the Supreme Court goes this way and that.
Negotiating with terrorists?
Tim Grieve
The Sunday Times says U.S. officials are meeting with insurgents in the hope of ending the violence in Iraq. Don't tell Karl Rove.
Letters
Salon Staff
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. responds to a reader's scrutiny of key quotations in his article "Deadly Immunity." Plus: Grateful readers thank Kennedy.
Kerry, Dems demand Downing Street inquiry
Tim Grieve
The former presidential candidate vowed that he would make an issue of the Downing Street memo in Congress. Now he has.
“March of the Penguins”
Stephanie Zacharek
Think you've got it bad? This emotionally wrenching documentary about the difficult life of the emperor penguin will put things in perspective. It may even renew your faith in love.
“Divided Kingdom” by Rupert Thomson
Andrew O'Hehir
Part literary fiction, part social satire, this genre-bender from the author of "The Book of Revelation" offers a unique look at modern Britain.
Jarrett astounds in concert and on record
Salon Staff
The best band in the world plays Carnegie Hall.
What women want
Page Rockwell
A new report suggests that women voters are ready to leave the GOP in droves -- if Democrats can just manage to focus on the family.
Channeling the right
Paul McLeary
There's mounting evidence that the man in charge of public broadcasting is on a conservative crusade.
Letters
Salon Staff
"I think we need to return to some good old-fashioned boundary drawing." Readers agree with Lynn Harris -- people are rude!
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