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Why Eliot Spitzer should challenge Kirsten Gillibrand
Peter Feld
His political rehab is way ahead of schedule and it will be years before the stars are aligned for him like this
How Politico, and its star reporter, are hurting America
Gabriel Winant
A major profile paints an unsettling portrait of Mike Allen, hotshot Politico reporter, as a sycophant to the elite
“Kapitoil”: Before 9/11, a Qatari comes to America
Amy Reiter
A winning new novel about a foreign computer whiz shows that 1999 America wasn't as innocent as we'd like to think
Credit default swaps: What are they good for?
Andrew Leonard
As derivatives move to the front of the reform agenda, we know at least one thing: Managing risk isn't easy
Nebraska’s abortion bill hasn’t got a prayer
Tracy Clark-Flory
But that doesn't worry anti-choicers, who know that sometimes it's the battle, not the outcome, that matters
More wedding catering trainwrecks
Francis Lam
Readers and friends write in with their stories of matrimonial parties horrid and triumphant
Crying kids videos: Parents, put the camera down!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A mom posts a clip of her daughter's teary devastation and it goes viral. Consider this a parental wake-up call
1964 Jackie Kennedy interviews to be published
Hillel Italie
The tapes, recorded just after JFK's assassination, will be released at the approval of daughter Caroline
Springtime for egg salad! Here are your best versions
Salon Staff
Plus this week's challenge: Tax Day dinnertime reckoning
The best concert film you’ve never seen
Colin Fleming
The James Brown and Rolling Stones performances are mythic. Finally, after 45 years, "The T.A.M.I. Show" hits DVD
In New Orleans, the GOP moves past Katrina
Mike Madden
At the Southern Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, Katrina -- and George Bush -- faded into history
Bob McDonnell’s Civil War — and ours
Gabriel Winant
Ignoring slavery is an argument for racial inequality, and sorry or not, conservatives are still fighting for that
“Dancing with the Stars” recap: Pam gets smart
Kirkland Hamill
As the Kate Gosselin trainwreck chugs on, Anderson and Chad Ocho Cinco emerge as unlikely favorites
Michel Gondry’s new special effect: His aunt
Andrew O'Hehir
The "Eternal Sunshine" visionary talks about his curious, moving family documentary and its unlikely star
The end of college basketball’s golden age is here
Steve Kornacki
Enjoy this weekend's Final Four, because the NCAA is about to ruin March Madness forever
My life in baseball
Richard Brown
I've witnessed some incredible moments in 50 years of fandom. But on Opening Day, it's my dad I think of most
Martin Luther King Jr.’s economic dream still unfulfilled, 42 years later
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
As we mark the anniversary of his murder, too much of the injustice he fought against is still with us
The deplorable rise of the plastic Easter egg
Andrew Leonard
Real eggs, from real chickens, symbolize birth, resurrection and fertility. But sales are slumping
Facing a rare Senate pickup chance, Ohio Dems yawn
Mike Madden
So far, "undecided" is easily winning the battle between Lee Fisher and Jennifer Brunner
Our collective memory loss
Patrick Smith
We seem to have forgotten that female suicide bombers were responsible for downing two Russian airliners in 2004
How computers will save economics
Andrew Leonard
Downfall of the ivory tower theorists: A laptop on every graduate student's desk
Blogging “City Island”: We survived opening weekend!
Raymond De Felitta
But lots of movies don't. When I distributed my own film in '97, I learned how tough this business is
Treasury takes Chamber of Commerce to the woodshed
Andrew Leonard
Deputy Secretary Neal Wolin dares the lion's den and delivers a harsh message to anti-reform lobbyists
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