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Huckabee, Iran and Britney Spears
Tim Grieve
Why follow foreign policy when you can watch "Dancing With the Stars"?
Not home for the holidays
Salon Staff
What was your most memorable holiday away? Members of Salon's community, Table Talk, share their memories this week.
Salon’s People of the Year: Sgts. Omar Mora and Yance Gray
Michael Scherer
Before they died in Iraq, Sgts. Mora and Gray proved that in a democracy, dissent is patriotic, even when it comes from soldiers on the battlefield.
Everything you were afraid to ask about “Southland Tales”
Thomas Rogers
Baffled by Richard Kelly's latest apocalyptic epic -- the fluid karma, the biblical references, the space-time rift? Get all your questions answered here.
Campaigning while female
Rebecca Traister
After a close-up of her face appeared on the Drudge Report, Hillary Clinton was found guilty of -- horrors! -- aging.
America’s next top Democrat
Walter Shapiro
With the Iowa vote nearing, Clinton, Obama and Edwards reveal sharp tonal differences, betting the farm not on policy but on political panache.
Childhood’s end
Gary Kamiya
When your children grow up, you have to say goodbye to part of them -- and part of yourself.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Is "The Kite Runner" worthy of all the fuss? Plus: What's Woody Harrelson doing in an upsetting, innovative and decidedly Oscar-worthy documentary about WWII?
The man who lost his past
Robert Burton
The documentary film "Unknown White Male," about a New York stockbroker who loses his memory, is medically implausible. But it offers an important lesson about an overlooked illness.
Huckabee, Obama, Kerry, Dean: Are they Macs or PCs?
Farhad Manjoo
Why presidential candidates love to claim they're like Apple.
TV Daily
Salon Staff
Wednesday: Enjoy the vicarious thrills of TLC's "Million Dollar Christmas." Plus: What did you think of Tuesday's "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show"?
Boys in the girls room, oh my!
Carol Lloyd
Religious conservatives attack new antidiscrimination legislation in California public schools.
The godawful GOP debate
Walter Shapiro
CNN's fatuous choice of questions was an insult to the earnest YouTubers and that maligned group called the voters.
How the West was lost
Allen Barra
In a movie season crowded with westerns, "True Grit" -- the great, unsung novel of the American frontier -- celebrates its 40th anniversary.
When Rudy met Hillary
Rob Polner
Rudy Giuliani markets himself as the Republican with the best shot at beating Hillary Clinton next fall. But the first time the pair faced off, that's not how it worked out.
Why I didn’t invest in subprime mortgages
Garrison Keillor
Something in me resists the idea of big profits, windfalls, bonanzas. In my field there are no great leaps -- it's one sentence at a time.
From China to the housing bust: Connecting the dollar dots
Andrew Leonard
The greenback continues to slide. Oil hits a new high. Maybe it's time to finally start saving a rainy day?
Law, torture and Harry Potter
Andrew Leonard
This is not a joke: A flawed legal regime afflicts the Potter-verse.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
A-Rod wins MVP, about to get a big raise. Amid the sturm und drang, it all makes sense. Plus: Houston scores second, wins MLS Cup.
“Beowulf” vs. “The Lord of the Rings”
Gary Kamiya
One is a living universe, the other a 3-D voyage to schlockville. A great essay by Tolkien helps us understand why.
Kindle: Amazon’s e-book reader is here
Farhad Manjoo
Toni Morrison, Michael Lewis and Neil Gaiman love this thing. Will you?
Should I take my husband’s name?
Cary Tennis
I thought I would do the traditional thing, but now that the date is approaching, I'm not sure.
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