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Why Israel should have known better
Joe Conason
An Israeli journalist wonders why his nation's leaders stupidly ordered the raid on the Mavi Marmara
Taking issue with Lonely Planet’s climate-change warning
Patrick Smith
Plus: Beware the falling carry-on! Air travel porno! And a, ahem, geography lesson for Salon
Will eco-disasters destroy Obama’s legacy?
Joseph Romm
There's a clear link between the BP spill and the global warming bill. Obama needs to explain it to Americans
“Dancing with the Stars” finale: Who won?
Kirkland Hamill
It was down to Evan, Nicole and Erin -- and last night, the show finally chose its champion
How to be a food snob
Rachel Wharton
You don't have to be a jerk to have a palate like one. Plus: A slide show to train the tongue and master your mouth
Bush lied about his military service, and so did Reagan
Joe Conason
Bush's account of his Guard service and Reagan's story of the Nazi death camp were huge lies -- but never big news
Why Democrats should be afraid of Europe
Andrew Leonard
As Obama starts pushing an "economic mission accomplished" theme, events overseas threaten a new round of chaos
It’s the oldest Congress ever!
Alex Pareene
Nonagenarians have seized control, and they refuse to retire
“Daria” on DVD: When MTV could actually inspire
Latoya Peterson
Long before the empty narcissists of "Jersey Shore," "Daria" was a ray of hope for difficult, bookish girls
“For Better”: The science of marital unhappiness
Margaret Eby
Our divorce rate is a myth? Snoring causes breakups? A new book applies rigorous research to the modern marriage
Over the volcano
Patrick Smith
Avoiding the ash plume meant flying far north over Greenland. Sure, it added time, but the views were spectacular
Yes, the Internet is rotting your brain
Laura Miller
And Nicholas Carr's "The Shallows" has the evidence to prove it
Coffee banana pudding with family baggage
Francis Lam
I meant to write about my grandma's best dessert for Mother's Day, but stories have a way of changing themselves
Greek fire sparks Wall Street dread
Andrew Leonard
The week in review: Athens burned, credit markets had a panic attack and stocks got hammered
The most hated man in art-house cinema
Sam Adams
Harmony Korine has been called a fraud and a poseur. "Trash Humpers" may be his most baffling work yet
Why Mom really does make the best cakes
Sara Breselor
A neurologist tells us about our mothers, what the smell of baking does to us, and how we taste food in the womb
The Gulf oil spill blame game
Andrew Leonard
A finger-pointing bonanza: Obama moved too slowly, BP cut corners, regulators slept. Meanwhile, the earth moans
Colin Farrell’s fairy tale ending
Andrew O'Hehir
The ex-Hollywood bad boy and Irish director Neil Jordan talk about the myths and charms of their new movie "Ondine"
Bret Michaels might be ready to rock in weeks
Derrik J. Lang
Michaels could be ready to rejoin "The Celebrity Apprentice" in time for the May 23rd finale
Molly Ringwald opens up
Margaret Eby
The Brat Pack actress talks about John Hughes, her new advice book and what she wishes she'd known as a teenager
Right wingers happy in their comfy intellectual bubble
Gabriel Winant
A blogosphere fight explodes over whether the right can stomach outside ideas
“Click”: The feminist eureka moment
Jamie Kapalko
The editor of a new collection talks about the moment young women embrace the f-word and the myth that it's dead
Malcolm X assassin is freed on parole in N.Y.
Jennifer Peltz
Thomas Hagan, the man who admitted to killing the civil rights leader, is released from a Manhattan prison
Granola, not just for hippies: Your best recipes
Salon Staff
Plus this week's challenge: The King of Sauces
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