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My husband is making me suspicious
Cary Tennis
He's e-mailing an ex-girlfriend and chatting with strange women -- and he gets defensive when I mention it.
Destination: Mexico
Ilan Stavans
In this place where the bizarre is banal and nothing is quite what it seems, it's no surprise that the literature will blow your mind.
“Heading South”
Stephanie Zacharek
This movie -- about older white women paying for sex with beautiful young Haitian men -- is bound to get under people's skin.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Isn't there something wrong with the fact that entire regions of the world go unserved by U.S. airlines?
Will the Democrats’ best chance be good enough?
Walter Shapiro
Bush's ratings are in the toilet and anti-Republicanism is sweeping the land. But Dems must still overcome incumbency and money to retake the House this November.
Destination: Miami
Steve Almond
Crockett and Tubbs can't match Joan Didion and T.D. Allman when it comes to exposing the shadowy side of South Florida.
“The Ruins”
Laura Miller
A lazy Mexican vacation turns sinister -- and grisly -- when a group of middle-class tourists become trapped at an archaeological site.
Oh, Daddy!
King Kaufman
The author of a new book about fatherhood on today's "insane" parenting culture, and why guys can use a little advice about raising kids.
Destination: Whitechapel and Spitalfields
James Hynes
Discover these working-class London neighborhoods in novels and histories of their most famous residents: The architect Nicholas Hawksmoor and the infamous Jack the Ripper.
Rove in civvies isn’t such an ugly sight
Walter Shapiro
Why Fitzgerald's decision not to indict "Bush's brain" is good for the nation (and even the Democrats).
Men read faces (but not books) better than women
Rebecca Traister
But who's better at reading minds? Bwahahahaha!
Shrinking the neo-orientalist Gap
Andrew Leonard
Globalization's first commandment: Thou shalt manage thy supply chain.
Did Al get the science right?
Katharine Mieszkowski
The usual oil industry flacks and dogmatic skeptics have surfaced to denounce Al Gore's global warming movie. But climate scientists say that, basically, he got it right.
The incredible shrinking U.S.
Helena Cobban
Despite the death of Zarqawi, Bush's huge gamble in Iraq has failed. As a result, the U.S. is weaker everywhere in the world -- and that's not all bad.
Come, see Palestine!
Rachel Shabi
Upstart tours of Palestine are challenging fully paid "See Israel" holidays in a battle for the hearts and minds of young American Jews.
“We don’t want to confirm or deny the Holocaust”
Dieter Bednarz, Stefan Aust
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad talks about Israel, his letter to Bush and Iran's nuclear ambitions.
When women rule
Tracy Clark-Flory
Author takes up Francis Fukuyama's question of whether "feminized" democracies can compete on the global stage.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Devin Harris the hero! No, wait: Boris Diaw! Surprise ending puts Suns up 1-0. Plus: How good is the fourth pick?
The Egyptian sphinx lashes out at Washington
Juan Cole
Mubarak's criticism reflects his anger at Bush's policies -- and uneasiness about his growing domestic opposition.
Where have all the red states gone?
Tim Grieve
All of a sudden, the electoral map looks a little bit different than it did in 2004.
National security? It’s in the trash
Tim Grieve
A sanitation worker finds detailed information about the president's travels in the garbage.
“Absurdistan”
Laura Miller
In his hilarious follow-up to "The Russian Debutante's Handbook," Gary Shteyngart proves himself to be the post-Soviet era's own Joseph Heller.
The woes of Kilimanjaro
Kate Cheney Davidson
The fabled glaciers on Tanzania's majestic mountain will soon be gone. Its forests are disappearing, too. For local farmers, this could mean disaster. For the rest of us, it's another unbearable loss on an overheating planet.
“United 93”
Stephanie Zacharek
Watching this expertly made film about the events of 9/11 was the most excruciating moviegoing experience of my life.
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