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Subpoenas: Now with Immunity
Salon Staff
Finally! A cure for Republican Justice Operative memory loss
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
In this interview and podcast, Julian Schnabel hangs by the pool in his pajamas and talks about his inspiring, triumphant film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly."
Music Video: “Dance Tonight,” Paul McCartney
Salon Staff
The cute Beatle teams up with Michel Gondry and Natalie Portman.
The Justice Department vs. Joe Conason
Joan Walsh
How Mark McKinnon helped the White House fight the Salon columnist's charges against Alberto Gonzales.
Why Bush hasn’t been impeached
Gary Kamiya
Congress, the media and most of the American people have yet to turn decisively against Bush because to do so would be to turn against some part of themselves.
Alberto Gonzales can’t recall
Salon Staff
A video compilation of the attorney general's greatest hits.
The administration’s FISA falsehoods continue unabated
Glenn Greenwald
The Washington Post Op-Ed by the national intelligence director rests on a patently false claim.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Moore and Tarantino and Angelina and Brad and Norah Jones flock to the Cannes Film Festival. Here's a look at what's in store.
Getting blown up, again and again
Eilene Zimmerman
U.S. soldiers traumatized by Iraq are combating PTSD with a virtual reality treatment that plunges them back into the war zone.
Anywhere that’s wild
Gary Kamiya
It's spring in Yosemite and I can hear John Muir calling me -- time to head for the mountains.
This is my brain on chemo
Susan Mitchell
My breast cancer treatment left me in a mental fog. As more of us survive cancer, will our post-chemo problems spawn a new branch of medicine?
Back to the future
Simon Reynolds
Science fiction promised us a tomorrowland of jetpacks, Smell-O-Vision and male mammary implants. So what happened?
“Falling Man”
Laura Miller
Don DeLillo's powerful new post-9/11 novel makes surprising connections between the masculine minds of a terrorist and a World Trade Center survivor.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
From "deadheading" to "tarmac," Part 2 of our expert's handy glossary for the savvy passenger.
“You have more bread crumbs than I do”
Tim Grieve
The attorney general says Congress knows more than he does about how he came to fire federal prosecutors.
Tony Blair becomes Margaret Thatcher
Andrew Brown
Thanks to George W. Bush, the man who was supposed to reinvent the Labor Party leaves office with more friends in America than in the U.K.
“All roads lead to the White House”
Walter Shapiro, Mark Benjamin
As Alberto Gonzales returns to Capitol Hill to testify, the whodunit at the heart of the U.S. attorneys scandal remains.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The 10 buzziest films out of Tribeca. Plus: An interview/podcast with Guy Maddin about his latest film, a debauched melodrama that will invade your dreams.
A cause they’ve long ago forgotten
Camille Paglia
The war goes on and on. The Democrats disappoint in their first '08 debate. Plus: Where are the black soap-opera superstars?
“Sopranos” wrap-up: “Is this all there is?”
Heather Havrilesky
Tony goes off the rails and Christopher follows as "The Sopranos" enters its final chapter.
When flip-flopping is a good thing
Joan Walsh
Tommy Thompson says employers shouldn't be able to fire gays. Hillary Clinton wants to deauthorize the Iraq war. The White House thinks it's OK to talk to Syria. A mind is a wonderful thing to change.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Actress Sarah Polley talks about her moving directorial debut in this interview and podcast. Plus: Serial killers, skinheads and spaceships in China.
The private war of Chuck and Tom Hagel
Myra MacPherson
After saving each other's lives in combat, Chuck Hagel, the future Republican senator of Nebraska, and his brother Tom fought about Vietnam and Iraq -- until they finally saw eye to eye.
Democrats strike up the show
Walter Shapiro
Obama promises not to nuke anyone, Hillary repents on healthcare, Biden puts Putin on notice, Gravel tees one up for Fox News, and more from the '08 curtain raiser.
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