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The Fix
Salon Staff
Mel Gibson's church unimpressive. Hilton accuser has accused before. Plus: Kate Moss suffering from memory loss?
The objects of our affection
Salon Staff
From preppy perfume to Portuguese love songs, six writers share the Valentine's Day goodies that really get their hearts racing.
Ghost world
Sarah Karnasiewicz
David Levithan's tale of a boy haunted by the memory of his girlfriend is the perfect Valentine's gift for your Goth preteen.
“The Brief History of the Dead”
Laura Miller
Kevin Brockmeier's entrancing, eerie second novel makes death seem rather appealing.
Coretta and Hillary, not yet free
Diane McWhorter
Both women got under men's skins in a peculiar way. And sadly, both of their legacies are likely to be marred by the actions of their husbands.
Manimal magnetism
Laura Miller
Like our president, four TV shows are trying to scare us with tales of human hybrids. But what, exactly, are we so afraid of?
Feminism after Friedan
Joan Walsh
More than 40 years ago, she launched a movement by denouncing stifling, stay-at-home motherhood. Today, are women who choose to stay home betraying feminism?
Betty Friedan’s legacy
Compiled by Sarah Goldstein
Hillary Clinton, Erica Jong, Camille Paglia and others remember the founder of the modern women's movement.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Scuffle breaks out at Penn's funeral. Faux Paris masters "That's hot." Plus: Michael Moore wants you!
The Scooter Libby case: Lies or just a bad memory?
Tim Grieve
Libby's lawyer says his client doesn't have "perfect recall." Then why did he act like he did?
“Ghost of Hoppers”
Douglas Wolk
Jaime Hernandez's graphic novel about a middle-aged woman taking stock of her life is pure eye candy.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Hey, ladies! Learn about potential suitors by studying these profiles of male archetypes Flavor Flav, Jeff Probst, Vic Mackey and Jack Bauer!
Privacy protection
Rebecca Traister
"Dear Diary, I hope Mom and Dad haven't figured out how to get past your USB code ..."
Same old song
Michael Scherer
Bush's State of the Union address played like a greatest hits of empty policy promises -- while the Dems clapped and frowned in disunion.
The world as we know it
Ben Cosgrove
Deborah Eisenberg's wondrous "Twilight of the Superheroes" offers an intimate, glowing portrait of post-9/11 America.
Illegal abortion on the rise
Sarah Goldstein
Even with Roe protected, access to safe abortion is getting harder to come by.
Sexual healing
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I used to relish the challenge of being good in bed. I read the Kama Sutra with steely discipline, confident there wasn't a skill I couldn't master. Then I had a baby.
Energy independence
Garrison Keillor
Who can afford another astronomical gas bill? A case for turning down the heat.
Republicans gone wild
Sidney Blumenthal
"Ethics reform" gestures and suddenly hazy memories can't hide the truth: Abramoff is an integral part of the GOP machine that revved up with the '94 "revolution."
Does anyone remember Jack Abramoff?
Tim Grieve
Scott McClellan says the lobbyist had "just a few" staff-level meetings at the White House. Did he meet with the president, too?
My lunch with an antifeminist pundit
Rebecca Traister
Kate O'Beirne, author of the new book "Women Who Make the World Worse," says most women don't want the things feminists are fighting for.
Freedom and equality: Un-American activities
Andrew O'Hehir
A master historian argues that Reconstruction ideals, far from reflecting America's deepest values, contradicted them
Alito’s ugly association
Joe Conason
His membership in a racist, reactionary group at Princeton reveals the unsavory face of conservatism.
Setting the record straight, the Dick Cheney way
Tim Grieve
The vice president says he'll correct anyone who says that an Iraq-9/11 link has been established. How about starting with himself?
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