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Have taste, will travel: Your favorite recipes from afar
Salon Staff
From Irish potato pancakes to Russian tea biscuits to Macanese beef hash, a global American collection
Neil Strauss on rock stars, Charlie Sheen and the art of a good interview
Drew Grant
Neil Strauss on using pickup techniques on Madonna and why he no longer wants to ghost-write Charlie Sheen's memoir
Lessons from Japan’s economic aftershock
Andrew Leonard
The Japanese will do a better job recovering from their disaster than the U.S. did from its financial meltdown
How “Dungeons & Dragons” changed my life
Ethan Gilsdorf
Middle-aged men are rediscovering the geeky game that once fueled their imagination. I should know: I'm one of them
Grant Achatz, the superstar chef who couldn’t taste
Francis Lam
The tongue cancer survivor talks about cooking during treatment, his drive, and burning and rebuilding bridges
What happened in the basement
Margaux Fragoso
I was 7 years old when Peter and I began our 15-year relationship. He was 51
When can we stop wondering what Banksy looks like?
Adam Clark Estes
A paparazzo supposedly unmasks Banksy with a series of blurry photos. Relax. This happens all the time
The White House hopeful who lost to the Klansman
Steve Kornacki
20 years after a shocking and humiliating loss derailed his career, Buddy Roemer is set to run for president
Iran hunts for uranium, finds scrutiny
George Jahn
Iran struggles to keep its progress towards nuclear capacity secret as it's forced to search for materials abroad
Why I reimagined “LOTR” from Mordor’s perspective
Kirill Yeskov
Kirill Yeskov explains what led him to write "The Last Ringbearer," his parallel version of Tolkien's classic
“Ghost Light”: A sharp, shrewd romance in the Irish theater world
Christopher Byrd
Joseph O'Connor's new novel, "Ghost Light," is a moving, smart inter-generational love story
Will Wisconsin start a walkout trend?
Justin Elliott
Legislators in Wisconsin -- and now Indiana -- flee to defeat anti-labor bills. Will the tactic spread?
A horse-drawn trek toward a “do-over” in life
Christopher Sullivan
Bob Skelding and his 17-year-old poodle Clementine left New Hampshire in a wagon two years ago to see America
We need an actual budget for actual lives
Gene Lyons
We're still a compassionate, pragmatic people -- but not, alas, a very well-informed people
So much for Sarah Palin as a serious ’12 contender
Steve Kornacki
Republicans are sending a pretty clear message to the former half-term governor. But is she listening?
“The Truth About Grief: What’s wrong with a nation of mourners?
Claire Lambrecht
Our once-stoic culture has embraced public grief. An expert explains why it might be getting in the way of recovery
Nokia, Microsoft in pact to take on Apple, Google
Matti Huuhtanen
World's largest mobile maker will use Window's software as the main platform for its smartphones
The joy of spanking
Anna David
Fetishists open up about their private thrill, where it came from -- and how normal they really are
Now we know Palin has no chance in ’12
Justin Elliott
Bill Kristol -- the man who first discovered her -- turns on her. This may well spell her political end
From the Pundits: The explosive uncertainty of the Egyptian uprising
Peter Finocchiaro
Reactions to the uprising in Egypt are predictably all over the place
Fox analyst: C’mon, there aren’t that many protesters …
Justin Elliott
Barry Rubin says of the protests rocking Egypt: "It's smaller than you think"
Axelrod on way out: “We’ve learned some lessons”
Ben Feller
One of Obama's closest advisers reflects on the road taken as he departs after two tumultuous years
The Palestine Papers: A fact-based play in one act
Sandy Tolan
"For six decades I've been pretending to be the honest broker -- but I'm here to tell you: It's all lies!"
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