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The religious right warms up to McCain
Steve Benen
Evangelical leaders swallow hard and embrace the Republican they vowed to oppose.
On the dopeness of “The Wackness”
Andrew O'Hehir
In this interview and podcast, director Jonathan Levine talks about how Holden Caulfield met Rudy Giuliani and Biggie in the heartbroken, heat-stricken New York summer of 1994.
My migraines make me feel like driving a pickax through my face!
Cary Tennis
I need help dealing with these migraines or I don't know if I'll make it!
“The Last Mistress”
Stephanie Zacharek
This explicit movie about a sexually insatiable 19th century courtesan emerges like an erotic dream.
Don’t call her Mrs. Corleone
Camille Peri
Eleanor Coppola -- Francis Ford's wife and Sofia's mom -- talks about life in a famous Italian-American family and finding her artistic voice.
The way of the samurai
Andrew Leonard
From the battle of Sekigahara to rice paddies, video games, MySpace and YouTube, this 16th century warrior will live on forever.
So was it a “pact,” or more of an informal agreement?
Catherine Price
Controversy continues to stir over the supposed "pregnancy pact" at Gloucester High School.
Germany: We are the green champions, of the world
Andrew Leonard
While other nations whine about climate change, Germany takes action
Secrets and lives
Allen Barra
Sebastian Barry may be the most exhilarating prose stylist in Irish fiction. His new book weaves together strands from Ireland's past -- and his own.
Summer reads
Salon Staff
Past perfect: From a sinister Victorian thriller to the lush life of Louis XIV's mistress, these historical novels will take you back in time.
Finale wrap-up: “Battlestar Galactica”
Heather Havrilesky
What the frack?!! "Battlestar" is known for its shocking finales, but this one may be the most mind-blowing of them all.
“She had her mouth on my dad’s penis!”
Kate Harding
The controversial case of the nursing-home lovers.
Coming to a Kabuki theater near you — the search for a vice president
Walter Shapiro
Every four years, the who-for-No.-2 drama follows the same insincere rituals, from comically straining to soothing the party's base.
Kiss my ass
Louis Bayard
For years America has desperately tried to outlaw sodomy and other sex acts like fellatio and cunnilingus. What are we so scared of?
Salon’s guide to summer music festivals
Charly Wilder, Judy Berman
Radiohead! Kanye! My Bloody Valentine! Dylan! Here's what to catch -- and what to skip -- on the festival circuit this summer.
The other 18 million
Joan Walsh
Now that Obama has won his history-making bid, it's time for him to start winning over all of Hillary Clinton's constituencies, especially women.
The superheroes of “Sex and the City”
Catherine Price
Are Carrie and the gang the high-heeled equivalents of the Incredible Hulk?
Women trade dead-end relationships for dead-end careers?
Sarah Hepola
The Onion issues its special report on gender.
Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits
Tim Shorrock
Now working inside America's "shadow" spy industry, George Tenet, Richard Armitage, Cofer Black and others are cashing in big on Iraq and the war on terror.
Playing soldier
Garrison Keillor
What's patriotism got to do with fat men with ponytails on Harleys?
Two Democratic dynasties near the exit
Walter Shapiro
The end of both Clintonism and its opposite -- Kennedy-style liberalism -- draws closer.
10 from Cannes, with love
Andrew O'Hehir
From "Che" to a rowdy Paris high school to a murderous "Tony Manero," here are Cannes' 2008 hits-in-waiting -- and a few more that deserve a second look.
China’s tofu construction
Andrew Leonard
A rescue worker's lament while searching the rubble in Sichuan. Plus: Three minutes of no searching, in honor of the dead
The ugliest election
Gary Kamiya
From the overly decorous Gore team to the bought-and-paid-for Supreme Court, HBO's enraging docudrama shows the Florida recount like it was.
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