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Ohio, Indiana, Virginia and beyond …
Walter Shapiro
As Americans flock to the polls, all eyes are on a handful of key battleground states.
I believe all the polls, and none of them
Greil Marcus
Will Americans do the impossible and elect a black president? The alternative is monstrous.
Does McCain have a path to the presidency?
Alex Koppelman
With polls in Pennsylvania tightening up, there's a glimmer of hope -- but, for now, only a glimmer.
Axelrod on Arizona: “Yes we can”
Mike Madden
Barack Obama's top aide claims the campaign is serious about its chances of beating John McCain in his home state.
How John McCain ran against himself
Walter Shapiro
The maverick of days past might be deadlocked with Obama now if he hadn't let the Republican right hijack the Straight Talk Express.
Election 2008: An online resource guide
Cyrus Farivar
How the Internet can help you vote with wikis, Twitter, YouTube and plain-vanilla Web sites.
What Barack Obama needs to do to close the deal
Thomas Schaller
Three Democratic operatives offer advice for how the candidate should spend the final week.
Early e-voting results in vote flipping in three states so far
Cyrus Farivar
Voters in West Virginia, Tennessee and Texas all report problems with ES&S voting machines.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The American non-traveler: What's the price of staying put? Plus: When airline pilots have the opportunity to roam widely, but choose not to.
The punditocracy’s Seven Biggest Blunders of the 2008 election
Walter Shapiro, Mike Madden
Guess what? The Conventional Wisdom has blown it again in handicapping Obama vs. McCain in the homestretch.
Wall Street’s California problem
Andrew Leonard
Wachovia reports a $23.7 billion quarterly loss. "Westward ho!" now looks like a pretty bad rallying cry for the North Carolina bank.
Where the GOP could get dirty
Andrew Burmon
From Ohio to Florida to Montana, here's where Republicans may be using voter suppression tactics to tilt the presidential election.
Where are Obama and McCain off to today?
Cyrus Farivar
How to track the candidates' locations online.
Rove’s map shows big Obama win
Alex Koppelman
The latest projection from the man once known as "Bush's Brain" is that Obama is in position to capture 313 Electoral College votes, 43 more than he needs.
Need a ticket to a game tonight? Check out FanSnap
Cyrus Farivar
The new start-up is the third site to offer aggregated online search for event ticket sales.
Friendly fire in Iraq — and a coverup
Mark Benjamin
The Army says no, but a graphic video and eyewitness testimony indicate that a U.S. tank killed two American soldiers. The mother of one soldier demands answers.
Blood in the water in North Carolina
Mike Madden
Republican Sen. Liddy Dole may be a goner, and John McCain is in trouble in a state the GOP hasn't lost since 1976. What happened?
How John McCain could still win
Walter Shapiro
The odds are long for McCain, but this is no time for Democrats to embrace irrational exuberance. Here are four ways McCain might be able to turn it around.
New GeoEye satellite to improve Google Maps to 50 cm resolution
Cyrus Farivar
You'll now be able to easily spot a car.
Google’s Vulcan death grip
Scott Rosenberg
Is Google the Mr. Spock of the Internet -- all head, no heart? A new book wonders if the very things that made the company great will bring it down.
Nobody’s dummy
Camille Paglia
Liberals underestimate Sarah Palin's vitality and -- yes -- smarts at their own peril. Plus: Obama's presidential air, Biden's condescending mugging, feminism's lost sisters.
Critics’ Picks
Salon Staff
What you need to see, read, do this week: Your favorite writers on their favorite states, audaciously hopeful music and a deliciously decadent box set.
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