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Critics’ Picks
Salon Staff
What you need to see, read, do this week: Luminous acting on "Lost," vintage O'Reilly, Sarah Jessica Parker's awkward adolescence.
Obama Strikes Back
Vincent Rossmeier
Responding to attacks about his foreign policy positions from both John McCain and President Bush, Obama says he's ready to debate the issues, and win on them.
MySpace frees your data. Will Facebook follow?
Farhad Manjoo
When you put data into a social network, you ought to be able to easily pull it out, too.
Breaking the Democratic deadlock
Mike Madden
If Obama wants to secure the nomination next week, he'll need to recapture the working-class voters who helped him rout Clinton in Wisconsin.
You are the river: An interview with Ken Wilber
Steve Paulson
The integral philosopher explains the difference between religion, New Age fads and the ultimate reality that traditional science can't touch.
Whose fault is the Clinton-Obama stalemate?
Walter Shapiro
Hillary's missteps are legion, but both candidates are flesh and blood, and their squandered opportunities have prolonged the race.
Freedom is hard work
Garrison Keillor
Sometimes it's a relief to put on clean clothes every morning and be in an office by 9 and feel like part of a team.
The haunting of the Democrats
Andrew O'Hehir
The party is caught in an excruciating Catch-22. Whether it chooses the establishment figure or the liberal reformer, history offers many paths to defeat.
Bill Clinton’s Golden Oldies act
Walter Shapiro
On the road and off the radar, playing small-town Pennsylvania with the former president.
The brighter side of $115 a barrel crude
Andrew Leonard
How can high oil prices, which encourage more burning of a coal, be a good thing? The answer lies in the European Union's Emissions Trading System
Where have all the bohemians gone?
James Hannaham
Richard Florida has made a career out of explaining the economic importance of the creative class. His latest book is a field guide to their moving and mating habits.
Why Hillary Clinton should be winning
Sean Wilentz
Under a winner-take-all primary system, Hillary Clinton would have a wide lead over Barack Obama -- and enough delegates to clinch the nomination by June.
Indie box office: Lennon’s assassin a hit, man
Andrew O'Hehir
"Chapter 27" strong in NYC bow -- and don't miss an ultra-cool doc on L.A.'s hot modern art scene.
The music lover
Kevin Berger
Why the dark and madly poetic Destroyer is my favorite rock band in ages.
Taking stock of the war on terror
Mark Danner
Not only has America not defeated al-Qaida -- but now terrorism has gone viral.
Seduced by the Dalai Lama
Louis Bayard
He may be a global icon of goodness, as Pico Iyer's biography reminds us. But is the Dalai Lama the political leader Tibet needs?
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
American idle: If you can't live a life of leisure, at
least you can watch one on TV, from "Big Brother" to "The Real
Housewives of New York City."
Cannes rumors: No Coens, but “Indy 4” and “Sex” likely
Andrew O'Hehir
Now "Burn After Reading" probably won't premiere in France. Will Spielberg or Sarah Jessica claim opening night?
I did a vagina monologue but didn’t tell my husband!
Cary Tennis
I'm not sure why I'm keeping this secret -- it's not like I cheated on him, I just performed "The Vagina Monologues."
Guerrillas rise up in Nazi-occupied Britain
Laura Miller
A haunting new alternative history imagines an invading German army living alongside the natives in rural Wales.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
NCAA Tournament preview, Part 1: The left side of the bracket, featuring this column's annual foolhardy pick to go all the way.
Memo to Clinton and Obama: Stop spinning
Thomas Schaller
Quit arguing about who would be more electable in November. You both have strengths -- and weaknesses -- on the electoral map against John McCain.
Who would the GOP rather face?
Mike Madden
John McCain's strategists look on with amazement, and a little glee, as Hillary Clinton tries to make a comeback against Barack Obama.
It ain’t over yet
Walter Shapiro
Victory is sweet for Clinton after 11 losses, but the path to overtaking Obama in the delegate count is still far from clear -- and could lead back to Florida and Michigan.
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