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My husband is entranced with a woman who is manic-depressive
Cary Tennis
We're great friends with this couple, but my husband seems a little too taken with the unstable wife.
Desperately seeking gays
Patrick Barkham
The British navy joins forces with an advocacy group to recruit and retain more homosexual sailors.
A Swift Boat smear for Social Security
Tim Grieve
The Duke of Hazard
Cintra Wilson
Hunter S. Thompson blasted through the world like a big-finned rocket of defiance and revulsion. He leaves a big burned hole and a safer, duller world.
A wimpier shade of green
Amanda Griscom Little
Why aren't environmental groups taking to the streets to protest the U.S.'s snubbing of the Kyoto Protocol?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The NBA preseason reaches the 13/20ths mark and the All-Star break with lots of excitement at the bottom of the standings. Plus: Free the Stanley Cup!
Behind the walls of Ward 54
Mark Benjamin
They're overmedicated, forced to talk about their mothers instead of Iraq, and have to fight for disability pay. Traumatized combat vets say the Army is failing them, and after a year following more than a dozen soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital, I believe them.
Gale Norton’s Yellowstone snow job
Katharine Mieszkowski
Midnight cowboy in the garden of Bush and evil
Sidney Blumenthal
The phony journalist in the White House is the most bizarre example yet of the administration's efforts to thwart an independent press.
The future perfect
Andrew Leonard
Famed Scottish novelist Iain Banks talks about how science fiction has turned anti-American, and why there'll be no WMD in outer space.
“They are Arabs and you can’t trust them”
Ferry Biedermann
The Kurdish fighters who dominate Mosul, the mixed city that may provide a preview of Iraq's future, call local Sunnis "dogs" and "terrorists" -- and they don't like the Shiites, either.
True lies
Arianna Huffington
Why Michael Eisner is the Disneyland doppelganger of the deceptive Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Treating agony with ecstasy
David Adam
Drugs dismissed as merely recreational, such as MDMA and psilocybin, are getting a second look for medicinal use in trials underway at several universities.
Alberto Gonzales’ hot pursuit of porn
Farhad Manjoo
Hope amid tragedy
Andrew Exum
A huge crowd mourns Lebanon's assassinated former leader, while a few dare to wonder whether his death will somehow lead to long-awaited independence from Syria.
Dog show!
Rebecca Traister
Hipster revelers cheer their favorite pooches downtown, while uptown at Westminster, Carlee the German shorthaired pointer gets the gold.
A blow for corporate censorship
John Vidal
Two penniless protestors sued for libel by McDonald's emerge victorious after a 20-year struggle.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Sick Jackson dubbed "King of Plop." P. Diddy sued by publisher. Plus: Britney's honeymoon pix!
A dispatch from the culture war
Michelle Goldberg
Gay Arkansans protest Gov. Mike Huckabee's hetero-only "Celebration of Marriage."
“Jeff Gannon’s” secret life
Eric Boehlert
Revelations that the bogus reporter worked as a gay escort are the latest twist in the affair that has the White House squirming -- and Democrats demanding explanations.
Shattered calm
Julian Borger, Carolynne Wheeler
The assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister, for which many blame Syria, raises fears of a return to civil war.
The battle over Social Security
Farhad Manjoo
Bush's Social Security plan is in deep trouble. But if he's slick enough to change course, Democrats could be the big losers.
“No court shall have jurisdiction”
Julia Scott
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