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New restrictions add to air-travel headaches

David Koenig
Stepped-up security could mean hours at the airport

“Sherlock Holmes”: Downey by Law

Stephanie Zacharek
Guy Ritchie's version of the detective classic is hectic but harmless. Thank God for the film's two stars

“The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus”: Filmmaker gone wild

Stephanie Zacharek
Terry Gilliam makes a cluttered, clever mess of Heath Ledger's final film

Imperfection is a start

Gene Lyons
For all its faults, the current bill establishes universal care, and there's no going back from that

Films of the decade: “Idiocracy”

Erik Nelson
Let's be clear: Mike Judge's movie isn't that good. But its hilarious indictment is all too accurate

Films of the decade: “Memento”

Mike D'Angelo
Christopher Nolan's second feature scrambled my brain and expounded a bleak philosophy. But I forget what

Baby toys and national security

Patrick Smith
Plus: The 787 takes to the air, and gift ideas for frequent fliers

Directors of the Decade No. 9: The sensualists

Matt Zoller Seitz
What do Lynch, Malick, Mann, Wong and Hou have in common?

Sick lunch

Thomas Schaller
School cafeterias around the country get low grades for food safety

That anti-soda ad is way gnarly … but will it work?

Francis Lam
A commercial makes sugary drinks stomach-churning, but a food psychologist says it won't win the war on obesity

Films of the decade: “Adaptation”

Scott Z. Burns
Charlie Kaufman and Spike Jonze changed how I write -- and reminded me why I wanted to in the first place

Blue Dog retirement wave coming?

Thomas Schaller
Bart Gordon's announcement raises the spectre of defections

Conservatives prefer Bill to Barack

Thomas Schaller
It's surely a recency effect, but conservatives rate Obama lower than Bubba

Not quite a New Deal: Obama’s jobs plan

Andrew Leonard
Weatherization and small business tax cuts don't add up to the second coming of the WPA

Shocking news: The world is stable!

Michael Lind
China dominance? U.S. decline and fall? Believe it when you see it

I survived Glenn Beck’s Christmas spectacular

Mike Madden
The preposterous showman brings his holiday book, and waterworks, to the stage and screen. Lights! Camera! Jesus!

The poster boy for progressive self-delusion

Joan Walsh
Read Hayden's 2008 Obama endorsement to remember the way the left sold our centrist president to itself

Why not Team Bella?

Kate Harding
How to talk to girls who are obsessed with the self-destructive heroine of "New Moon"

Products that mean something

John Pound
Our new shop is shot through with the site's DNA. It's about more than stuff. It's about ideas

“Afghanistan is not lost, but … it has moved backwards”

Salon Staff
The full text of President Obama's Dec. 1 speech about his plan to send 30,000 additional U.S. troops to the war

Obama’s exceedingly familiar justifications for escalation

Glenn Greenwald
The "new" approach to Afghanistan touted by White House officials seems quite old

A key British official reminds us of the forgotten anthrax attack

Glenn Greenwald
A vast array of establishment and expert sources do not believe this episode was really resolved.

I’m thankful I’m not President Obama

Joan Walsh
Backers deride Katrina-style negligence, haters hate him more each day. Can this presidency be saved? Of course

Why do we resist going to the doctor?

Cary Tennis
I waited too long for my diagnosis: Whence such perversity? Childhood fears
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