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Don't starve for me, Argentina
Lori Leibovich
Why eating disorders and plastic
surgery are a way of life in the
land of Eva Persn
Rain Forest on Chopping Block in Belize
Mary Jo McConahay
In its effort to earn foreign exchange to pay off a large national debt, tiny Belize is selling Asian lumber companies logging rights to one of Central America's last great rain forests.
BrainWave
Salon, Electric Minds, Feed, The Site
The pros and cons of Libertarianism laid out at four major Web sites
Resurrecting the real Dr. King
Samuel G. Freedman
By making him into everybody's hero, "Martin Luther King Jr. Day" robs the civil rights leader of the traits that made him truly radical.
Poison PEN?
Leora Tanenbaum
Complex and contested charges of censorship and election-rigging have turned members of the prestigious writers' organization against one another.
Media Circus: Incorrectional Facilities
Joyce Millman
Bill Maher's "Politically Incorrect," now following "Nightline" on ABC, is a battle of one-liners that can be as fluffy and insufferable as a bad Letterman monologue. So why does everyone treat it like the second coming of Mort Sahl?
Fake Right
Chris Lehmann
Are the Dallas Cowboys or the Green Bay Packers the sports world equivalent of Edmund Burke or are they both merely a front for creeping franchise socialism? Some lessons from the season's strangest ideological Super Bowl.
The Divorce Culture
Leora Tanenbaum
Leora Tanenbaum reviews "Divorce Culture: How Divorce Became An Entitlement and How It is Blighting the Lives of Our Children" by Barbara Dafoe Whitehead.
Newsreal: The sins of Newt Gingrich
David Corn
Hear no evil, speak no evil: Republicans give a free pass to one of the most ethically challenged and unrepentant politicians on Capitol Hill.
Monstrous acts and little murders
Jonathan Lethem
A new collection of unpublished stories betrays the two faces of Shirley Jackson, the writer who created "The Lottery."
The last curious man
Dwight Garner
The author of "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" on a few of his magnificent obsessions: colorblindness and botany, the Grateful Dead and Mozart, and the joy of eating fish every night for dinner.
Salon: Sharps and Flats
Michael E. Ross
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Andrew Ross
A local school district's decision to recognize "black English" as a language has created a national firestorm.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Dan Shafer
Sports Illustrated's choice of Tiger Woods as Sportsman of the Year is a double bogie.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Dan Shafer
Whether Apple takes on a new operating system is the question determining its future
Media Circus: The Hidden Persuader
David Futrelle
Vance Packard never got much respect during his lifetime. But his best-selling critiques of consumer capitalism and the machinations of advertising may be more relevant than ever.
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