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Dershowitz vs. Finkelstein
Gary Younge
When pro-Israel attorney Alan Dershowitz learned that scholar and Israel critic Norman Finkelstein was writing a book that savaged him and his views, he tried to prevent its publication. Then things got really ugly.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Werner Herzog's amazing documentary about a doomed grizzly bear researcher; a ruthless film about a hypersexual 15-year-old; a riveting civil rights story, and more.
Scene Stealer
Lori Leibovich
After making Claire Fisher the most achingly realistic young woman on TV, we can't wait to see what Lauren Ambrose does next.
In the mood for Leung
Stephanie Zacharek
The charisma of Tony Leung, star of the new "2046" and among the biggest stars in the world, is as potent offscreen as on.
Lose yourself
Mark Sorkin
Cultural historian Rebecca Solnit talks about her new memoir, "A Field Guide to Getting Lost," and how losing things -- and ourselves -- makes us who we are.
“Duma”
Stephanie Zacharek
The greatest kids movie of the year is proving to be as lovable and resilient as its eponymous cheetah.
Babies, bombers, and believers
Salon Staff
What would you tell your birth parents? A suicide bomber? Or just someone whose mind you wanted to change?
What Kevin Trudeau doesn’t want you to know
Christopher Dreher
The author of the bestselling "Natural Cures 'They' Don't Want You to Know About" claims to be a consumer advocate in the Ralph Nader mold. But the infomercial king just wants your cash.
Selling the war
Sidney Blumenthal
When your mission is failing, is it enough simply to rename it? Not if you care about credibility.
Reading “Little Dorrit” (and “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”)
Ann Patchett
When I moved in with my boyfriend, Dickens' wonderful epic got lost in the shuffle. Luckily, I stumbled upon Stevenson's famous tale of a kindly doctor and his evil twin.
Is the Plame leak conspiracy unraveling?
Farhad Manjoo
The prosecutor in the Plame case seems to be investigating the cover-up, not the leak.
My 16-year-old daughter is drinking
Cary Tennis
I didn't want to start a fight, so I told her it wasn't so bad. But I hate what she's doing. What should I do?
Conversations with mass murderers
Suzy Hansen
In "Machete Season," 10 Hutu men recall how they enjoyed slaughtering their neighbors with machetes and clubs -- and six years after the Rwanda genocide, feel no guilt.
Did Karl Rove — gasp! — lie?
Tim Grieve
The American Prospect has sources who say that Rove didn't disclose his conversation with Matthew Cooper in his first interview with the FBI.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Farrell lashes out at ex-lover over XXX tape; Jude Law's wronged fiancee removes ring, cries. Plus: John McCain on D.C. "boobs."
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Does your personal brand warrant a bar code? Who moves more product when they cry, Tyra Banks or Jonathan Antin? Is levitation a marketable skill?
Big agriculture’s big lie
Ira Boudway
A Kansas editor says our assembly-line approach to growing our food is actually contributing to world hunger -- and explains why buying local and buying organic is so important.
Karl Rove exonerated? Not exactly
Tim Grieve
Did Rove tell investigators that he first heard about Plame's job at the CIA from another reporter -- or merely that he "believes" that he "may" have?
“Does the President think Karl Rove did something wrong, or doesn’t he?”
Salon Staff
The White House press corps still wants to know. Bush spokesman Scott McClellan isn't helping much.
The lower depths
David Thomson
The images from the London bombings awakened an elemental fear that we all do our best to keep buried.
Me & the chocolate factory
Steve Almond
I've seen the original "Willy Wonka" 27 times, but I'm going to skip the remake. How could Tim Burton possibly improve on one of the best movies ever?
Where no TV show has gone before
Laura Miller
With its hot, androgynous heroine leading the remnants of humanity against evil, God-fearing robots, "Battlestar Galactica" is boldly
re-creating sci-fi TV.
Day of infamy
Salon Staff
TTers from London and around the world weigh in with their reactions to the terrorist attack.
Miller goes to jail
Michael Scherer
As the New York Times reporter was led away, many in the courtroom feared that the real victim was a free press.
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