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Say it loud: I’m elite and proud!
Bill Maher
Why is the country run by people who celebrate mediocrity and recruit from Pat Robertson's law school? Because the right-wing crusade to demonize elites has succeeded.
Real inconvenient truths
Camille Paglia
Our failed political dynasties, Pelosi's stylish appeal and George W. Bush as Queen Victoria. Plus: The hot air about global warming.
Memo to Bill O’Reilly: More immigrants equals less crime
Alex Koppelman
Bill O'Reilly and Geraldo Rivera got into a screaming match about an illegal alien accused of manslaughter. Is there a link between illegal aliens and crime?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
MLB agrees to take cable customers' money. Now about those blackout rules. Plus: Meche, Lilly shine. And: Eddie Robinson tributes.
Matthew Dowd’s not-so-miraculous conversion
Sidney Blumenthal
Is the former Bush pollster a true believer turned disillusioned critic, or was he an opportunist from the get-go?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
"Long" wait is over: Tennessee pounds Rutgers for NCAA women's title. Plus: Coaching legend Eddie Robinson dies.
Killing Jared
Vanessa Grigoriadis
Matt Baker was a restless teenager in suburban Las Vegas who loved gangster movies and acting cool. Nobody could imagine he wanted to murder his best friend and bury him in the desert.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The best of South by Southwest: An extraordinary look at Kurt Cobain's life and an absorbing film about a forgotten pop legend. Plus: A chat with a Cannes winner.
Are we playing dice with the biosphere?
Scott Rosenberg
Veteran tech writer Denise Caruso warns us how little we really know about genetic engineering -- and says there's a smarter way to place bets on new technology.
“The Namesake”
Stephanie Zacharek
This sweet, but not cloying, adaptation of Jhumpa Lahiri's delicate novel brings us some wonderful moments.
When Rummy tried to nuke Russia
Andrew Cockburn
In an excerpt from his new biography of the former secretary of defense, Andrew Cockburn explains how the true Donald Rumsfeld emerged during secret war games.
Steve Jobs’ iTunes dance
Cory Doctorow
Now the Apple CEO says he would gladly sell songs without digital restrictions, if the record companies let him. That's hardly a brave defiance, and besides, I don't believe him.
Real talk with Bill Maher
Joan Walsh
The talk show host sizes up Hillary and Obama, and explains why he's so over McCain.
For McAuliffe and Schumer, it’s all about the money
Walter Shapiro
Two new books by prominent Democrats are a reminder that the would-be party of the middle class runs on money from the rich.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Colts win Super Bowl XLI. Indy dominates everything but the scoreboard. Plus: Big day for homophobia. And: Ad review.
Cover girl no more
David Marchese
Norah Jones on writing on her own, her Page Six-free lifestyle, and her new movie turn.
The udder truth
Hannah Wallace
Raw milk really is a wonder tonic, say devotees, who meet secretly to buy it and swear it reverses chronic diseases. But is it safe to drink? The official word: No.
Where’s the outrage?
Gary Kamiya
A real antiwar movement would end our Iraq disaster. But the middle class doesn't care enough to protest, so the kids who go to community college will keep dying.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Is David Beckham worth $250 million to the MLS? He is if the U.S. soccer league plays it right. Plus: NFL playoff picks.
Who’s to blame for James Kim’s death?
Sarah Keech
It's not the federal government or law enforcement or the people who tried to rescue him from the Oregon wilderness.
Before the surge
Michael Scherer
In the hours before Bush announces his new war plan, members of the Armed Services Committee -- and the press -- play a waiting game.
The real Iraq Study Group
Mark Benjamin
Forget Jim Baker's crew. The neocon hawks who sold the war, joined by John McCain and Joe Lieberman, unveiled their new plan for "victory": At least 25,000 new troops in combat roles well into 2008.
Zombie nation wakes up
Walter Shapiro
Bush has stifled the political debate about important issues. In 2007, it's up to Democrats to stir the nation back to life.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
It's nonstop to Africa for the first time in 15 years. Why should we care?
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