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Letters
Salon Staff
Don't let the door hit you on the way out. Readers shed few tears for Carly Fiorina.
The one who got away
Salon Staff
Curtis Sittenfeld, Rebecca Traister, Geraldine Sealey, Andrew Leonard and others reflect on their lost loves.
Working the phones
Rory Carroll
The three leading Shiite candidates for prime minister, including the infamous Ahmed Chalabi, begin their bids for the most powerful job in Iraq.
Hiding behind false outrage
Michael Soussan
Long before the U.S. occupation, the U.N. Security Council closed its eyes to Saddam's misuse of humanitarian funds, increasing Iraqis' suffering. It's time for its members to apologize.
Electing a “boob” and other grim realities
Tim Grieve
How do you translate “death”?
Mitchell Prothero
A group of Iraqi translators say their American employer won't protect them from deadly insurgents -- who they say have infiltrated the company.
Giving “Gannon” a pass
Eric Boehlert
Questions remain about how a fake reporter working for a fake news operation got White House press credentials without a background check.
“Masculine Feminine”
Stephanie Zacharek
This rereleased 1966 Godard film about young people consumed with love, sex, politics and pop culture speaks to the teenager in all of us.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Direct flights between Taiwan and China raise, once again, the specter of the airline that never was.
I got involved with a married alcoholic and now I’m all messed up
Cary Tennis
I always get over relationships quickly, but this one has left me shattered and angry and baffled.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
For Jason Giambi, sorry means never having to say you're sorry. Plus: Did baseball superstars really used to stick with one team?
When science becomes fiction
Katharine Mieszkowski
The fight for immigration “reform”
Julia Scott
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Secret memo reveals NBC's Brian Williams is GOP's new "go-to anchor." Tony Blankley's plan to make L.A. liberals spew their lattes. Plus: Still brooding over Janet Jackson's boob, Brent Bozell now discovers shocking depravity of MTV!
Fake news, fake reporter
Eric Boehlert
Why was a partisan hack, using an alias and with no journalism background, given repeated access to daily White House press briefings?
The biggest star you’ve never seen
Charles Taylor
Aishwarya Rai is among the planet's biggest box-office draws. So why doesn't Hollywood know what to do with her?
End of a hatchet woman
Lawrence M. Fisher
Hewlett-Packard's ousted CEO Carly Fiorina destroyed a great company's creative soul and trashed its business.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Charles and Camilla to marry. "Desperate Housewife" not a lesbian. Quadriplegic lawyer sues "The Apprentice."
Bush’s lean and mean new budget
Julia Scott
For low-income Americans, who will have less money to pay for child care, heating bills, housing and public parks, it will be mostly mean.
Amazon’s 43 secrets
Katharine Mieszkowski
Why does the Web's biggest retailer want you to confide your hopes, dreams and aspirations to a Web site called 43 Things? It's not telling.
Letters
Salon Staff
"Ann Marlowe is a fine example of the problems we face." Readers inveigh against "The Ideas That Conquered the World." Plus: The editor of "The Intimate Life of Abraham Lincoln" responds to Andrew O'Hehir's review.
Steal this bookmark!
Katharine Mieszkowski
Tagging, the Web's newest game, lets you see what other people are reading and thinking. Welcome to the key-worded universe.
United and divided
Jill Carroll
Newly empowered Shiites are wrangling over religion and politics as ayatollahs, and the U.S., seek to shape Iraq's new government.
Spitballs
Tim Grieve
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