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A toddler takes on edu-toys
Katharine Mieszkowski
Will these LeapFrog gizmos teach your kid something, or just irritate you?
Ricky goes to Hollywood
Mark Follman
Ricky Gervais, the comic whiz behind "The Office," aims his nervy, discomfiting humor at the stand-up stage and movie stardom.
Pakistan’s deal with the devil
Walter Mayr
Beheadings, martial law, kidnappings: The Taliban is making its presence felt at the gates of one of Pakistan's biggest cities.
Obama veepstakes: The other woman
Walter Shapiro
She's no Hillary Clinton, but Kathleen Sebelius, the popular governor of Kansas, may have a shot at being Barack's running mate.
Triumph of the low-carbon city dweller
Andrew Leonard
Back to the land? Pfft. If you want to conserve energy, the cosmopolitan lifestyle is the way to go. You can look it up
Obama on pride — and dissent — in America
Salon Staff
"When we argue about patriotism, we are arguing about who we are as a country, and more importantly, who we should be."
The swing states of 2008
Thomas F. Schaller
Salon asks a round table of experts to predict where the presidential election will be won or lost. It's not just about Ohio anymore.
McCain on Iran: Bush all over again
Hooman Majd
An alarmist John McCain is using Iran as a political weapon against Barack Obama -- even as he misjudges our Middle East adversary.
The path to 270: Keys to victory in November
Justin Jouvenal
Pollsters and consultants give Salon their take on what both candidates will have to do to win the presidency.
Plouffe discusses Obama’s map to victory
Alex Koppelman
Barack Obama's campaign manager lays out his strategy for an Electoral College win, and discounts the importance of two states that had been key battlegrounds.
My whole family is alcoholic. How to protect the kids?
Cary Tennis
My mom says she won't drink when she's around them, but then she'll have a beer.
The 3G iPhone: Faster, cheaper, GPS. $199 on July 11
Farhad Manjoo
But the best part is what outside developers will be able to create for the phone.
Why McCain’s gas tax proposal is a good idea
Alex Koppelman
Experts agree a holiday from the federal gas tax wouldn't do consumers much good, but the idea could still be a real political boon for John McCain.
What will Bush be remembered for?
Salon Staff
The president's legacy, as defined this week by members of Salon's reader community, Table Talk.
What role did race play with white Democrats?
Mark Schone
As the primaries end, a round table of experts -- Tom Schaller, Ruy Teixeira and Sean Wilentz -- weighs the influence of white racism on the Clinton vs. Obama contest.
Will Obama’s “new kind of politics” involve new policy ideas?
Justin Jouvenal
A Washington Post reporter concludes that Barack Obama's platform involves changes in tone and leadership style, but not the kind of policy shifts Bill Clinton brought to the White House.
Top Dem pollster: Obama has “path to victory”
Alex Koppelman
Writing in the New York Times, Mark Mellman dismisses fears about Barack Obama's troubles with white working-class voters.
Clinton makes appeal to superdelegates
Vincent Rossmeier
In a letter and memo, Hillary Clinton lays out again her case for why she's a stronger general election candidate than Barack Obama.
Soderbergh’s spectacular “Che”-volution
Salon Staff
Messy, unfinished and utterly mesmerizing, Steven Soderbergh's two-part, four-hour Che Guevara opus, starring Benicio del Toro, sets Cannes buzzing.
She’s in it to spin it
Walter Shapiro
Hillary Clinton's goal is to come out of the primaries with a popular-vote lead over Barack Obama. Any questions?
Torn between “Two Lovers”
Andrew O'Hehir
In this podcast from Cannes, director James Gray talks about his intriguing romantic drama starring Joaquin Phoenix, Gwyneth Paltrow and Isabella Rossellini.
Why don’t those hillbillies like Obama?
Dee Davis
Obama's "Appalachian problem" is a symptom of his party's larger "rural problem." But a new poll offers hope for the fall -- provided the Democrats show rural voters some respect.
Joe Klein exposes McCain’s ignorance on Iran
Alex Koppelman
Despite his bellicose rhetoric, John McCain doesn't know who's really responsible for Iran's foreign policy.
Karl Rove’s sly deal with Fox
Amanda Terkel, Matt Corley
The GOP mastermind is billed as a top campaign analyst for the cable news network. But he has his fingerprints all over John McCain's White House bid.
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