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And the winner is?
Joan Walsh
Hillary didn't lose. Nobody else won. Plus: Did she say the M-word? And wild Mike Gravel gets off the best line of the night.
Senators to Gonzales: Start remembering
Tim Grieve
Leahy, Specter complain that the attorney general was "unprepared" for questions he should have seen coming.
Who gets to use the N word?
Mark Anthony Neal
Author Jabari Asim talks about the history of the loaded term, when its use is valid and why Don Imus' firing was justified.
A tale of two horrors
Gary Kamiya
The Virginia Tech massacre made America shudder. But will it awaken us to the nightmare of suffering in Iraq?
New Orleans hearts fried chicken
Cynthia Joyce
Willie Mae, the matriarch of Creole cooking, lost everything in Katrina. Now the 91-year-old is frying drumsticks again, thanks to John Currence and other top Southern chefs.
“Syndromes and a Century”
Stephanie Zacharek
A Thai filmmaker paints a rapturous, flowing picture of his parents' pre-love story.
Gonzales isn’t the only one with memory problems
Tim Grieve
Karl Rove says the Iraq war was Osama bin Laden's idea.
To the attorney general’s knowledge
Michael Scherer
What did Alberto Gonzales know about the firing of eight U.S. attorneys? A early look at his testimony gives us an idea. Sort of.
Birth certificates for stillbirth?
Carol Lloyd
Some argue stillborn babies don't deserve a death certificate.
Upending the Mayberry Machiavellis
Sidney Blumenthal
It's up to Congress to save the executive branch from Bush's and Rove's radical experiment to transform it forever.
Iraq: Why the media failed
Gary Kamiya
Afraid to challenge America's leaders or conventional wisdom about the Middle East, a toothless press collapsed.
The unresolved story of ABC News’ false Saddam-anthrax reports
Glenn Greenwald
In October 2001, ABC News broadcast highly inflammatory and false reports linking Saddam to the anthrax attacks. Who was behind those claims, and why has ABC not retracted its stories?
John Edwards live
Walter Shapiro
Whatever the outcome of his presidential campaign, this time around Edwards won't regret being an overly cautious candidate.
Cool Hand puke
I. Chang
Paul Newman's famous film character proved his manly mettle by eating 50 hard-boiled eggs in one hour. But when I tried to match him with Cadbury Creme Eggs, all I proved was my bad taste.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
MLB agrees to take cable customers' money. Now about those blackout rules. Plus: Meche, Lilly shine. And: Eddie Robinson tributes.
Day of reckoning
Heather Havrilesky
As "The Sopranos" enters its final chapter, Tony reluctantly faces his past -- and we reluctantly face the end of this brilliant series.
My walls are covered with my mother’s paintings
Cary Tennis
My mom left all her artwork to me, but it's not really my aesthetic. Would I be a terrible daughter if I took them down?
The mind’s missing pieces
Helaine Olen
Cathryn Jakobson Ramin, author of a new book on midlife memory loss, discusses new discoveries about Alzheimer's disease, foods that feed the brain, and the curative powers of ballroom dancing.
Bush’s long history of politicizing justice
Alia Malek
It's not only the U.S. attorneys who are threatened by partisan politics. Since Day One, the Bush administration has been quietly dismantling the DOJ's Civil Rights Division.
See no Karl, hear no Karl
Joe Conason
Guess who the latest Bush administration officials stricken with amnesia are trying to protect in the U.S. attorneys scandal.
Grilling Gonzales’ fall guy
Michael Scherer
Punishing hearings on the U.S. attorneys scandal brought no relief for the attorney general's disgraced former chief of staff, or the embattled White House.
Kyle Sampson, under oath
Salon Staff
Excerpts from the testimony of the former chief of staff to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Should a burgeoning pop star come out?
Salon Staff
Fast-rising pop star Mika faces questions about his sexuality -- will his answers matter?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Georgetown's comeback ensures the Final Four won't be a fabulous freshman fest. Except for Greg Oden.
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