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Feminism vs. femininity
Laura Miller
In the impressive follow-up to her anti-monogamy polemic, Laura Kipnis explains why we feel a little uneasy when the possessor of a brand-new boob job proclaims, "I did it for myself."
The real menace to American kids
Bill Maher
We demonize Mark Foley but ignore the industries medicating children and making them fat, and even open our schools to people trying to kill them -- military recruiters.
Lieberman’s lead, Allen’s plight and other news from the track
Tim Grieve
Plus: The Wall Street Journal on the battleground states that weren't supposed to be.
“They say it all starts in Iowa”
Walter Shapiro
Already out on the road with other potential 2008 Oval Office contenders, Mark Warner lacks Hillary's -- or Obama's -- star power. But he's a newcomer to watch.
Fact-checking “The Female Brain”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Phonetics professor argues that evidence of women talking more than men is phony.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NFL Week 3: An early crossroads week, with division rivals matching up all over and the Falcons trying to make a field goal.
“Hollywoodland”
Stephanie Zacharek
Ben Affleck plumps up and adds weight to this picture about the mysterious demise of "Superman" star George Reeves.
“Maus” it’s not
Douglas Wolk
It's possible to make great nonfiction comics. Unfortunately, this adaptation of "The 9/11 Report" is as leaden as the original.
Shiite vs. Shiite
Juan Cole
As the two main factions of Iraq's dominant religious group descend into armed conflict, the U.S. military has already been forced to pick sides.
The road to 9/11 and beyond
Mark Follman
In a riveting new book that ranges from ancient Mecca to the corridors of the FBI, Lawrence Wright brings to life the fanatics behind 9/11 -- and the turf wars that caused U.S. intelligence to miss it.
“Lost Girls”
Douglas Wolk
Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie's shocking X-rated masterpiece takes three childhood heroines and plunges them into sex-soaked adulthood.
Cityscape of fear
Farhad Manjoo
American architecture is still reeling from the 9/11 attacks. Critics and architects say that security now trumps design, as barricades and mall-like plazas are sucking the soul out of urban life.
Bombs over Beirut
Mitchell Prothero
The killing of civilians in Lebanon's capital has citizens once opposed to Hezbollah outraged by what they see as Israel's indiscriminate bombing.
“World Trade Center”
Stephanie Zacharek
Oliver Stone tackles the most harrowing shared experience of our lives -- and it's not the disaster you would expect.
When cowards attack
Joe Conason
Republican brutality against Jack Murtha, especially by politicians who once praised him, highlights the GOP's desperation on Iraq.
Dueling wedge issues in Wisconsin
Alex Koppelman
Gay marriage isn't what it used to be, and Democrats may have found something -- stem cell research -- that trumps it.
The neocons’ next war
Sidney Blumenthal
By secretly providing NSA intelligence to Israel and undermining the hapless Condi Rice, hardliners in the Bush administration are trying to widen the Middle East conflict to Iran and Syria, not stop it.
Is Israel facing a quagmire?
Matthias Gebauer
As many as 14 Israeli troops were killed by Hezbollah forces Wednesday, raising the specter of a grinding guerrilla war Israelis don't want.
Surveilling Arlen Specter
Michael Scherer
Will the forever-compromising lawmaker take a real stand against Bush's illegal domestic spying -- or leave a legacy of spineless submission?
Why Israelis believe they’re right
Samuel G. Freedman
Much of the world sees the Israeli attacks on Lebanon as disproportionate. But for the vast majority of Israelis, including some former doves, the war against Hezbollah is deterrence in self-defense.
Hunkered down in Israel, again
Matthias Gebauer
Faced with Hezbollah's steady rocket attacks, Israelis remaining near the vulnerable northern border return to bunker life.
Travel destinations come alive with Salon’s ‘Literary Guide to the World
Salon Staff
Travelers to receive enhanced and more in-depth information on popular and unique travel destinations as a result of a sponsorship agreement between Salon and the Travel Channel.
Computers of the world, unite
Andrew Leonard
The Swiss Tropical Institute needs you to fight malaria
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