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Obama’s hit — and big miss
Camille Paglia
His Cairo speech was good -- but good enough? Plus: U2, Depeche Mode and one "wise Latina"
Terrorism works: Tiller clinic closes
Tracy Clark-Flory
After the doctor's murder, his family permanently shutters the business.
Obama, Wiesel speak at former concentration camp
Alex Koppelman
The president tours Buchenwald with a famous Holocaust survivor, who delivered some powerful remarks
What should I read next?
Allen Barra
Aleksandar Hemon's fictional alter ego drinks and writes his way through exile in these superb coming-of-age tales.
Tiananmen silence turns 20
Andreas Lorenz
Two decades after the massacre in Beijing, the event remains a taboo in China.
Summer reading: Killer thrillers
Laura Miller
Salon recommends four addictive novels to add intrigue and treachery to your beach book list.
George Tiller needs more than candlelight vigils
Gloria Feldt
The doctor's murder is domestic terrorism, and if our leaders don't act boldly, there will be more violence
Tiller remembered at D.C. vigil
Mike Madden
A spontaneous Twitter-organized vigil for Dr. George Tiller not far from the White House draws about 100 people.
In the shadow of Cheney
Gary Kamiya
Obama could spring America from the dank culture of fear spread by Cheney and Bush. So what's holding him back?
A White House holiday
Mike Madden
President Obama marks Memorial Day with a somber ceremony... and 18 holes.
Rx and the single payer
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Americans may want single-payer healthcare, but that doesn't mean they're going to get it.
Dick Cheney is angry
Alex Koppelman
In a fiery speech, the former vice-president defends his administration and attacks President Obama
Dirty girls
Abigail Kramer
Women have a complicated relationship with housework, as explained by the author of a new anthology on the subject.
In your face, Nancy Pelosi
Rebecca Traister
Conservatives had a chance to attack the Speaker of the House on substantive grounds. Instead, they made sexist jabs about her use of Botox.
Stay or go? I’m on deadline to decide
Cary Tennis
I'm separated and in counseling, and I have to decide next week to divorce or not
I think I’ve made all the wrong choices
Cary Tennis
I'm 38, still single, in a one-bedroom, trapped in debt.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Would you rather lose your memory or your money? HBO's "The Alzheimer's Project" and Frontline's "The Madoff Affair" unearth your worst nightmares.
The sleeping beauties of “Dollhouse”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
As it nears its finale, Joss Whedon's series has brought up complicated questions about damsels in distress and sexual exploitation.
Pandemic pandemonium
Mary Beth Crain
We can let the mere idea of a possible swine flu plague create chaos, or we can settle down and fight it with vigilance and reason.
Why can’t we concentrate?
Laura Miller
Twitter and e-mail aren't making us stupider, but they are making us more distracted. A new book explains why learning to focus is the key to living better.
Time to put “wealth on trial” again?
Michael Winship
Congress needs to investigate the reasons behind the economic collapse -- the way Ferdinand Pecora probed the '29 market crash, and made tycoons confess their financial sins.
David Broder and media culpability for Bush crimes
Glenn Greenwald
Unanimous opposition among establishment journalists to investigations is unsurprising given their role in what happened.
Chile’s Old Testament economics
Andrew Leonard
Thanks to playing it safe and stingy when times were good, the copper king of South America is riding out the current turmoil better than its neighbors.
There’s an angel in my life
Cary Tennis
This woman I've known for 33 years appears and disappears at all the biggest moments.
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