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Israel, meet the Arab street
Aluf Benn
Hamas' victory marks a turning point in Mideast history -- and has Israel scrambling to adjust.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Paris takes on London. Oscar gets parsed. More Frey fallout: Is Jennifer Aniston to blame?
“A failed and oppressive state 7,000 miles away”
Tim Grieve
Iraq? Saudi Arabia? Afghanistan? Why just say it when you can keep on clouding the picture?
The next Alito, and why “more Democrats” isn’t enough
Tim Grieve
It's not just a matter of electing more senators; progressives must turn around votes that are already there.
Men in love
Ira Boudway
A new book asks hundreds of husbands what they think about the real issues in their marriage -- from porn and housework to adultery.
Golijov’s world
Kevin Berger
Osvaldo Golijov is the best-kept secret in contemporary music. But America is about to discover the passionate Argentine composer.
The big lie
Garrison Keillor
Who tells the truth to a man -- or perhaps a nation -- driving into the setting sun, convinced he's heading due east?
The sweet stink of success
Sam Boykin
A growing number of "entre-manures" are turning piles of doo-doo into piles of dough.
The end of the Sharon era
Aluf Benn
Once despised by a generation of Israelis, Ariel Sharon became a venerated father figure. His passing from the political scene leaves the future of the Middle East in even greater doubt.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
2005: The most predictable, unpredictable NFL season in history (excluding 1920-2002). And now: Playoff predictions!
Ice queen
Katharine Mieszkowski
In Antarctica, Gretchen Legler found a tribe of eccentrics living at 70-below under the biggest ozone hole on earth. She also found love.
Blood and betrayal
Gary Kamiya
After four years of the badly botched "war on terror," are we ready to hear the hard words of Robert Fisk -- a gutsy war correspondent who says the West has wronged the Middle East?
Britain’s Bush clone
Sidney Blumenthal
New Tory leader David Cameron is imitating Bush's campaign -- even claiming to be a "compassionate conservative."
“King Kong”
Stephanie Zacharek
He's big, he's back, and he's ready to sweep you up in his warm, hairy palm and take you on a rollicking romantic adventure!
Living single
Rachel Safier
In a new book, sociologist E. Kay Trimberger says the "new single woman" is successful, social, smart -- and loving life on her own.
My boyfriend can’t handle my past
Cary Tennis
He asked me how many and I told him. Now how can I be pure enough for him?
The World Cup cometh
Andrew O'Hehir
The U.S. may not survive the first round against Italy, the Czech Republic and Ghana. But nobody said getting respect on the global soccer stage was going to be easy.
“Ultimate Sacrifice”: An excerpt
Lamar Waldron with Thom Hartmann
In a blockbuster story unrevealed until now, the mob tried to kill Kennedy just days before he was gunned down in Dallas.
The Big Idea
David Pescovitz
Robugs, biologically based software, the GeoWeb, transgenic art and other hot frontiers in technological innovation.
A history of violence
James Norton
Robert Dreyfuss explains how America's meddling in the Middle East unleashed the current deadly wave of Islamic fundamentalism.
Renewed energy
Amanda Griscom Little
Congress saw a flurry of eco-friendly initiatives this month. Will any of them lead to a clean and sane energy future?
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