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How does a single father ever get laid?
Trey Ellis
I have two kids to raise, a dating scene to navigate, and a rubber vagina in my drawer. Bachelorhood is off to a rough start.
Who won Super Tuesday?
Farhad Manjoo
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are both claiming victory. But given the way delegates are awarded, the only clear victors are the spin doctors.
The qualms before the storm
Walter Shapiro
How might Clinton and Obama handle the Oval Office? On the eve of Super Tuesday, what we still don't know could come back to haunt us.
Undecided ’08: Should I vote for Clinton or Obama?
Rebecca Traister
On Super Tuesday, for the first time in my life, I will walk into the voting booth without knowing who to vote for. I blame John Edwards.
And then there were two
Thomas F. Schaller
In a highly anticipated showdown, Clinton and Obama duked it out, sort of, in a fight for the high road.
Minding our health
Katharine Mieszkowski
If chemo fails, there's always positive thinking, or so we'd like to believe. Medical historian Anne Harrington looks at our persistent faith in curing ourselves.
They’re not there
Zach Baron
Disguised as Magnetic Fields and Cat Power, Stephin Merritt and Chan Marshall are still playing games with the singer-songwriter archetype.
“Rambo”
Stephanie Zacharek
Twenty years after we thought we'd seen the last of John Rambo, he's back and ready to take a punch.
Subprime: Word of the Year!
Andrew Leonard
The stunned prize recipient could hardly contain its jubilation: "You like me, you really like me!"
The gloomy gospel according to George Soros
Andrew Leonard
No ordinary bubble: The current financial turmoil signals the end of a 60-year "super-boom."
Apple’s solid Macworld is kind of a letdown
Farhad Manjoo
Steve Jobs puts out a super-thin notebook, a movie rental plan, a better Apple TV, and some improvements for the iPhone.
The future of your face
Catherine Price
A rundown of age-defying techniques coming, we hope not too soon, to a face near yours.
Is Mitt Romney taking Michigan for a ride?
Edward McClelland
The presidential hopeful crusades for the auto industry of yore -- and looks awfully out of touch with Michigan's economic pain.
Sound and fury on the campaign trail
Lester Spence
The debate over the Clinton campaign's remarks on race has favored symbol over substance, and that's bad for black America.
What Hillary would do tomorrow, if she could
Andrew Leonard
The action candidate lays out her plan for an immediate boost for the economy. Her timing couldn't be better.
Was the New Hampshire vote stolen?
Farhad Manjoo
The Web is abuzz with allegations of fraud, and Dennis Kucinich is asking for a recount. The charges don't hold water, but this problem is not going away.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
NFL divisional round preview: Patriots lead a Pack of heavy favorites.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
"The Business of Being Born" features Ricki Lake, naked, in labor, in a bathtub. It may also change the way you think about childbirth. Plus: Korea's unsung visionary.
Clinton rocks the vote in the Granite State
Walter Shapiro
With her stunning victory over Barack Obama in New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton disproved the polls and pundits and set up the Democratic race of a lifetime.
Will fate grant John McCain a do-over?
Walter Shapiro
With Mitt Romney on a downward slide, McCain and Mike Huckabee are now probably the two most likely GOP nominees.
Remembering Bob Watts
Salon Staff
Salon's art director, who died after a long fight against cancer, inspired us all with his creativity, fearlessness and generosity. Plus, the Temptations played at his prom.
Iowa in the rear-view mirror
Walter Shapiro
Final thoughts on the caucuses from Barack Obama's "Big Mo" to John Edwards' fate.
Women are “worst drivers”?
Tracy Clark-Flory
So proclaims the U.K.'s Telegraph in response to a study on spatial navigation.
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