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What if you deregulated a market, and no one cared?
T.M. Sell
Even in the states where electricity deregulation has supposedly worked, there's little choice for consumers and scant savings.
House divided
Mary Jacoby
GOP enforcer Tom DeLay and his former partner Dick Armey are locked in a nasty dispute over the future of the Republican Party.
Coming to our senses?
James K. Galbraith
What the president's declining approval ratings suggest about Americans' judgment -- and the prospects for redefeating Bush.
Killer diet
Amanda Griscom
As Americans struggle to cut down on the carbs, the Bush administration is helping pump up organic foods with preservatives, mercury and PCBs.
Trashing the Hallmark card mom
Katy Read
Weary of saccharine stereotypes, a diverse group of women is demanding that society do more than pay lip service to mothers.
The GOP outsources its fundraising
Eric Boehlert
How free is free will?
Farhad Manjoo
Lauren Slater's new book about 10 landmark psychological experiments has ignited a firestorm in the psychological establishment. But whatever her shortcomings as a reporter, Slater is asking profound questions about human nature and its limitations
Smiting the infidels
Sidney Blumenthal
Gen. Boykin, the Bible-thumping crank who said Bush "was appointed by God," is at the center of the Abu Ghraib scandal.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Can the Timberwolves beat the Lakers? Yes, but L.A. won't fold like the Kings. Plus: Canada embraces hockey!
The imperial Pentagon
Robert Schlesinger
Rumsfeld and his minions are treating Congress as if it's on a need-to-know basis about Iraq -- from the number of private contractors there to how taxpayers' money is being spent to our military strategy.
Curve ball
Rebecca Traister
Curves gym, with its no-stress workout for exercise-averse women, is the fastest-growing franchise in the U.S. But revelations that its founder gives millions of dollars to antiabortion groups has its customers divided over just what a "female-friendly" business is.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Steyn slams Bush for torture apology, Hagelin blames abuses on American porn culture; Savage calls for U.S. to kill "thousands" of Iraqi prisoners and drop an H-bomb on an Arab capital. Plus: Heartland hard-liners dub same-sex marriage licenses "death certificates."
The prisoner-abuse scandal at home
Michelle Goldberg
The stories sound familiar: Muslim prisoners beaten and sexually humiliated by American guards. But it happened in Brooklyn, not Baghdad.
How high does it go?
Eric Boehlert
The more we find out about what happened at Abu Ghraib, the less it looks like a case of renegade soldiers.
When will the U.S. military tackle the problem of sexual abuse?
Cathy Hong
According to a Pentagon-ordered report, sexual violence against female soldiers is rampant -- and not nearly enough is being done to stop it.
Tuesday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
A so-called traitor serves his time. A homewrecker and a balding psychiatrist wave bye-bye. Plus: Is "Survivor's" Rupert America's sweetheart?
Profiles in economic scourges
Joyce McGreevy
There's so much going on in the world today, it's easy to overlook the lovable rogues who are ripping us off. Let's lift a glass to them!
Never the twain shall meet
Christopher John Farah
"Occidentalism" offers a grand theory about why Arabs and Muslims feel the way they do about the West -- but ignores what the West has done to them.
The right guy for industry
Geraldine Sealey
Raiding Iraq’s piggy bank
Andrew Cockburn
If the Bush administration is truly committed to the nation's sovereignty, it should let Iraqis retake control of their own oil revenues.
Monday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
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