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How to kill a coal plant
Mark Engler
As a recent British protest shows, nonviolent civil disobedience may be our best hope to counteract global warming
Big city? Big city but hotter? Or Hippieville?
Cary Tennis
I'm artistic, capable, driven ... so where should I live after I graduate?
The beauty and terror of science
Kevin Berger
Romantic poets and scientists tapped the marvels of nature and sounded a clarion alarm that can transform us today
Neighborhood watch on planet Earth
Michael Winship
We need to keep going to space to know what's happening down here
Girls gone Wilder
Kate Harding
Rose Wilder Lane's life story is arguably way more interesting than that of her mother, Laura Ingalls Wilder
Critics’ Picks: Walk down “Ambivalence Avenue”
Heather Havrilesky
Bibio's eclectic new album sounds like an unholy threeway between Fleet Foxes, Beck and Funkadelic
Republican Sen. Graham will vote for Sotomayor
Alex Koppelman
The South Carolinian was among the toughest questioners of the nominee, but he's going to back her
My boyfriend’s afraid he will cheat
Cary Tennis
There's lots of infidelity in his family, and he doesn't want to repeat it
Grave offenses at Arlington National Cemetery
Mark Benjamin
A criminal investigation and allegations of misplaced bodies and shoddy care have roiled the famous burial ground
Are they funnier than a fifth-grader?
Heather Havrilesky
An odd comedy duo brings bratty jokes and juvenile high jinx to Comedy Central with "Michael & Michael Have Issues"
The thriller is gone
Salon Staff
A member of Salon's Table Talk community shares his perspective on the Michael myth
Unveiling the revolution
Tracy Clark-Flory
The world has been shocked by young Iranian women fighting on the front lines -- but their rebellion is nothing new
Some stories just won’t fly
Patrick Smith
I'd love to move on from the Air France crash, but the media insist on getting things wrong again
Neocon enemies, using diplomacy, reach deal for Shalit’s release
Glenn Greenwald
As usual, the greatest threat to Israeli security is neoconservatism.
Is war between Iran and Israel inevitable?
Erich Follath
Given the similarities between Netanyahu and Ahmadinejad, the two countries could be on a collision course.
Women can’t write about sex
Tracy Clark-Flory
Not in general and certainly not for her magazine, says the owner of Britain's Erotic Review.
Obama changes the Middle East
Gary Kamiya
This American president's empathy with the Arab/Muslim world could be a crucial first step in brokering peace.
“Away We Go”
Stephanie Zacharek
John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph play parents-to-be in this movie by real-life couple Dave Eggers and Vendela Vida.
“This cycle of suspicion and discord must end”
Salon Staff
The full text of President Obama's speech at Cairo University
The seldom-seen devastation of climate change
Peter Dizikes
A NASA climatologist explains why global warming is more than starving polar bears, and skeptics are simplistic.
“I was horrified by the lengths men will go to mistreat other men”
Der Spiegel staff
Obama's great uncle, who helped to liberate a subcamp of Buchenwald, speaks before the president's Germany trip.
“Up”
Stephanie Zacharek
Pixar's latest is bursting with charming visual touches and life-affirming messages, so why does it feel so cold?
Does the UN need a “super-agency” for women?
Kate Harding
This fall, the General Assembly will vote on making gender equality a real priority
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