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The outrage of Karl Rove
Tim Grieve
Dick Durbin was forced to apologize for speaking the truth. Will Rove apologize for telling a slanderous lie?
The Rehnquist watch, maybe
Tim Grieve
The Supreme Court issues a slew of new opinions, but the real news will be the retirement of the chief justice -- or will it?
Not The Truth about Bill
Tim Grieve
That photograph of a kissing Clinton is less than might meet the eye, but Ed Klein doesn't care. So what should we make of some photos we've seen of George W. Bush?
Letters
Salon Staff
The Institute of Medicine's president criticizes "Deadly Immunity," and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. responds.
Jenna? Barbara? Your war is waiting
Tim Grieve
The Iraq war used to have plenty of supporters. Why aren't more of them signing up to fight?
Keeping America safer — with science
Page Rockwell
As more evidence surfaces that the Bush administration can't be bothered with scientific accuracy, the ACLU tries framing science as a national security issue.
Friends in the right places
J.J. Helland, Ira Boudway
How the conservative media is pushing "The Truth About Hillary."
The man behind the book
Rebecca Traister
What drove an accomplished New York editor to write a salacious new Hillary Clinton bio that has critics calling him a smear artist?
“Get moving”
Tim Grieve
Wes Clark talks about cleaning up the mess in Iraq and says Democrats better start convincing Americans that they can keep our country safe.
The glimmering twins
Brendan O'Neill
As Coldplay's Chris Martin cozies up to Tony Blair, a nation's once proud pop music becomes the sound of its bland, middling, centrist government.
Letters
Salon Staff
More readers sound off on the controversial link between mercury and autism. Plus: High fives for Sen. Durbin's comparison of Gitmo to Soviet gulags.
Summer of discontent
Mark Follman
From Social Security to the war, the polls continue to plunge on President Bush and the Republican-led Congress.
A broken body
Sidney Blumenthal
Under DeLay's leadership, the work of the House has become trivial, and corruption cannot be investigated, much less rebuked.
Closing the books on the Patriot Act
Mark Follman
Are cooler heads prevailing on both sides of the aisle in Congress?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Thornton describes sex with Angelina Jolie. Paris Hilton expands. Plus: Jackson family reality TV? Radio Clinton?
Shamefully ditching the anti-lynching vote
J.J. Helland
Sen. Bill Frist helps a few select colleagues dodge a resolution apologizing for what Frist himself dubbed "one of the worst failings of the Senate in its entire history."
No exit
Farhad Manjoo
A persuasive new theory explains why Kerry beat Bush in Election Day exit polls. Just don't expect those still crying "fraud" to believe it.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Jackson camp wants photos of Michael's privates back. Larry King says love is a lot like pornography.
Daily Download: “Who’d Stop the Rain,” Dressy Bessy
Salon Staff
Thrift-store pop played with infectious delight.
A live thriller
Heather Havrilesky
Live coverage of a dazed Jackson and a crestfallen Sneddon (and press corps). But what's the encore?
Letters
Salon Staff
"Whether Warren is a member of the religious right or not, his desire to help create lasting marriages is not something I can find fault with." Readers respond to Rebecca Traister's article about the founder of eHarmony.
The biggest loser
Dale Hrabi
I joined Jenny Craig to do research for my novel. Instead I came face to face with all of my prejudices against the obese.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Jackson trial R.I.P. Katie converts. Destiny's Child splits. Plus: Further tales of Ben "Teabagger" Affleck.
The Jackson trial — the best of the worst
John Gorenfeld
Where was the real spectacle -- in court, or out, with the freak-show antics of O'Reilly, Grace, Scarborough, Corey Feldman, and the rest?
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