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Obama’s bin Laden remarks: full text
Salon Staff
Complete transcript of Sunday night's presidential address
Is this what closure feels like?
Joan Walsh
President Obama vanquished the terrorist who murdered innocent Americans in 2001. Can we have our country back now?
Of demented parents and my brother’s pants
Cary Tennis
My father died. My mom has Alzheimer's. My brother wears his trousers too high
How the “Lost Cause” poisoned our history books
Joan Waugh
Ulysses S. Grant championed civil rights in the South during Reconstruction -- and he's still paying dearly for it
Men on making the cut
Tracy Clark-Flory
As a San Francisco activist pushes for a circumcision ban, we ask guys how they feel about their parents' decision
How do you design a great typeface?
Paul Shaw
We talk to legendary typographer Matthew Carter about the strange, fascinating nuances that make a good font
The genius behind Radiohead’s live shows
J.C. Gabel
We speak to the design pioneer who makes their concerts come alive, even for the people in the rafters
What happened to our millions?
Michelle Sparking
In 2002, we were set for life. Then the recession hit, and we learned what it's like to live in poverty
Tribeca: “Koran by Heart” — Islamic slapdown!
Andrew O'Hehir
Fundamentalist Islam meets "American Idol" in an enthralling new documentary about an unexpected event
A shrine to young love
Tracy Clark-Flory
We asked readers to share evidence of their celebrity crushes. What they sent was sweet, silly -- and totally human
When art starts in a junkyard
Ellen Shapiro
Behind the fascinating creators of Art Brut, who prove brilliance doesn't require an MFA
We’re in money hell!
Cary Tennis
We take in plenty, we're both professionals, I even have an MBA in finance. But household economy is a nightmare
Gulf oil disaster, one year later
Cain Burdeau, Harry R. Weber
Communities across the Gulf coast reflect on anniversary of Deepwater Horizon explosion
How common is Alzheimer’s disease, really?
Peter Finocchiaro
Diagnoses of the illness could double under new clinical guidelines. But what does that actually mean?
Sleepwalking into the imperial dark
Tom Engelhardt
America today: What it feels like when a superpower runs off the tracks
I’m a slacker married to a doctor
Cary Tennis
I'm smart but have no motivation. Am I a loser? Will I pass it on to my kids? Will my kids be losers too?
Slate, New York Times to fantasy buffs: Grow up
Matt Zoller Seitz
Reviews of HBO's adaptation of "Game of Thrones" paint fantasy fiction as silly trash aimed at boys only
Obama’s demagogic, Stalinist, class-warring, no good, very bad speech
Alex Pareene
Some people didn't care for the president's budget address
My broken marriage in a shoebox
Marcelle Soviero
Nine years ago, my husband and I filed for divorce, but I still hang on to these few pieces of our life together
The best remakes of all time
Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: From "Battlestar" to "The Fly," we look at 11 TV shows and movies that truly transformed their sources
Making empanadas from scratch and memory
Marcelle Soviero
When my kids' caregiver moved away, she left a dear friend. But we celebrate each other every year by cooking
Ashley Judd’s abuse doesn’t need to be “accurate”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actress says her tale of sexual abuse may not be entirely true -- but it's true to her, and that's what matters
So long, “Lights Out” — you coulda been a contender
Matt Zoller Seitz
FX's boxing series, "Lights Out," began with the promise of greatness -- but then things went increasingly wrong
Bad influences: JFK, Ike and Obama
Michael Lind
The war in Libya is a reminder of how the current president embodies the worst traits of two of his predecessors
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