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Therapeutic possibilities
Ben Sills, Jo Revill
Spain is to conduct a large study of the effectiveness of cannabis in the treatment of several medical conditions, and patients outside the country who meet the criteria may apply.
Madison Avenue fumbles
Matt Taibbi
What $2.4 million bought Super Bowl advertisers: A unicorn, talking birds, lots of chimpanzees and one overextended boob joke.
Shilling for Hitler
Charles Taylor
Eminent historians defended Holocaust denier David Irving in the name of free speech and scholarship. Deborah Lipstadt's account of her libel trial with Irving proves how colossally wrong they were.
More gay cartoon characters revealed!
Liz Larocca
Crazed right-wing moralists, take note: Before SpongeBob, there was Snagglepuss ... and Huckleberry Hound ... and even Popeye.
Letters
Salon Staff
Either you're with the bunny, or you're with us: Readers weigh in on PBS, Education Secretary Margaret Spellings and the "Postcards From Buster" crisis.
Voting doesn’t mean democracy
Mitchell Prothero
The election impressed the world, but now the Iraqis have to learn to share power. And there's still a savage firefight every night in my Baghdad neighborhood.
Does Social Security shortchange blacks?
Farhad Manjoo
Bush says it does -- but the facts show that he's dealing this race card off the bottom of the deck.
The war of words with Iran
Mark Follman
The Republican gospel on gay marriage
Julia Scott
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
From the farthest north to the deepest south, no degree of latitude is left unexplored. Also, the pilot seeks a showdown with one of the world's most fearless journalists.
Paralyzed Broadcasting System
Eric Boehlert
When Bush's education secretary objected to a lesbian couple in a children's cartoon, PBS instantly caved in. Is the network becoming the White House's lap dog?
Blacklisted from seeing Bush
Tim Grieve
Focus on the funding
Mark Follman
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting French film about a temp worker, a Swedish portrait of modern anomie, and the Kingdom of Bhutan's first feature film. Plus: The Oscar-nominated film about the children of sex workers in Calcutta.
I’m in love with my son’s high school friend
Cary Tennis
And I told him about my feelings. Now what should I do?
Talking hope, selling fear
Tim Grieve
Bush appealed to the better angels of our nature in his speech. But his entire presidency has been based on invoking fear.
Making the case for Social Insecurity
Farhad Manjoo
The struggle over Social Security will be the defining political battle of Bush's second term. His game plan: The same one he used to successfully sell the Iraq war.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Yogi Berra objects to "Sex" ad. Jackson's ex-wife to testify. PTC counts 3,056 flashes of nudity on MTV in one week.
Power vacuum
Rory McCarthy
A major Shiite coalition claims an unofficial victory, pledges to reach out to minorities and says it will ask the U.S. to set a timetable for leaving. But other Iraqis think a quick withdrawal is nonsense.
The most liberal president of the 20th century
Charles Taylor
Nick Kotz's new book about the civil right years argues convincingly that the true hero of the American left is LBJ.
Letters
Salon Staff
A nation of Windows users is sick and tired of slobbery Mac love: Readers respond to Farhad Manjoo's "Hallelujah, the Mac Is Back."
A war’s terrible legacy
Rory Carroll
Sexual violence continues in the Congo -- according to Amnesty International, at least 40,000 women in the country have been raped in the past six years.
Fair and balanced?
Eric Boehlert
Some Democrats are using Bush's pay-for-say media scandals to push for a new Fairness Doctrine for broadcasting.
The Shiite earthquake
Juan Cole
With non-Sunni Muslims poised to take power for the first time, a new Iraq is being born. Will it survive its infancy?
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