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I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Time to leave the major networks behind and wander in the cable wilderness in search of fresh meat! Plus: Why Sundance's "Nimrod Nation" is the best show you're not watching.
The Salon Gift Guide
Salon Staff
Perfect presents for everyone on your holiday list, selected by our editors.
Who are those unmasked men?
Douglas Wolk
Alan Moore's latest "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" comic gleefully mixes up history, pulp fiction and some surprisingly familiar characters.
America’s water war
Tom Engelhardt
The southeastern United States is drying up and the Bush administration and FEMA don't want to consider what happens if a major city's faucets run dry.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Not buying it when the pilot tells you weather is holding up your flight? iPhone to the rescue!
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
As America's supremacy falters, the cool kids take a hit, from CW's "Aliens in America" to VH1's "America's Most Smartest Model." Plus: Divorce, writers' strikes and other unpleasantness.
“I’m not going to paint a caricature”
Tim Grieve
Obama, going after Edwards, explains why he's taking it easy on Clinton.
I feel your pain
Gordy Slack
New proof of "mirror neurons" explains why we experience the grief and joy of others, and maybe why humans are altruistic. But don't call us Gandhi yet.
Why Iowa matters
Garrison Keillor
It's full of driveway philosophers, the guys who lean against the car and talk about manly things, which don't include sports or politics. But they know which candidate is real, and they vote.
A bizarre, unsolicited e-mail from Gen. Petraeus’ spokesman
Glenn Greenwald
An e-mail I received this morning from Col. Steven Boylan is heavy on petty insults but extremely light on the issues that actually matter.
How the Christian right could defeat Rudy — and make Hillary president
Alex Koppelman
Salon crunches the numbers -- what happens to the 2008 electoral map if a third-party social conservative enters the race, as threatened, against Giuliani and Clinton?
Bangkok train keeps on rolling
Andrew Leonard
The train that shares its tracks with a street market is no fake. A reader provides history and context
Are Indian call centers a dying breed?
Andrew Leonard
End of an era? Rising wages and competition for skilled employees in India are wreaking havoc on an icon of globalization
Super Conduit to the rescue!
Andrew Leonard
Never fear, the Master Liquidity Enhancement Vehicle is here. But Wall Street's new plan to clean up after itself is reason enough to be extra nervous.
The ecological sins of Leon Trotsky
Andrew Leonard
The organizer of the Red Army, Stalin's greatest rival, was insufficiently green. Does this mean permanent revolution is unsustainable?
The 9/11 backlash against women
Rebecca Traister
Terror swept women back into the kitchen, argues Susan Faludi, and tore open the worst scar in American history. But it's Bruce Springsteen who makes the fear so real.
“The Darjeeling Limited”
Stephanie Zacharek
This tale of filial love and family baggage is Wes Anderson's most heartfelt feature film yet. Its companion short, "Hotel Chevalier," is darn near perfect.
My questions for President Ahmadinejad
Lee Bollinger
The full text of the speech that Columbia University president Lee Bollinger delivered Monday blasting the Iranian president -- with Ahmadinejad present.
Lee Bollinger’s big moment
Michael Scherer
Iran's president does not get a friendly reception at Columbia University.
Classic combinations: Offer expires Dec. 31, 1961
Salon Staff
Here's to a healthy breakfast, circa 1961
Why Bush won’t attack Iran
Steven Clemons
Despite saber-rattling, and the Washington buzz that a strike is coming, the president doesn't intend to bomb Iran. Cheney may have other ideas.
Credit check
Caitlin Shamberg
TV's best opening credit sequences celebrate the essential spirit of the shows they introduce. Check out some of our all-time favorites.
Toronto Film Festival
Stephanie Zacharek
The joyous, inventive "I'm Not There" explores the many faces of Bob Dylan -- played by Christian Bale, Heath Ledger and the captivating Cate Blanchett.
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