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Continued misuse of anonymous sources shows contempt for readers
Dan Gillmor
Ombudsmen at New York Times, Washington Post point out ongoing violations of internal rules
Protecting the Obama brand
Joan Walsh
The president's recent political missteps raise questions about what he's doing for -or to- the Democratic Party
Maybe Alvin Greene actually just won
Alex Pareene
The South Carolina primary results stand up to scrutiny, and Greene maybe got the cash from his dad
“Same-sex” Malawi couple splits
Miranda Simon
After being freed from prison for attempting marriage, they call it quits. Also: Why they aren't actually "gay"
Rand Paul, dorm room libertarian
Alex Pareene
The Kentucky Senate candidate quotes Kundera, gets the Americans With Disabilities Act wrong, blasts "Tom Sawyer"
Lowden (erroneously) accuses Angle of embellishing resume
Alex Pareene
In the race to challenge Reid in Nevada, ex-front-runner says Tea Party favorite never taught in a Christian school
Souder, Haley and the worst kind of immorality
Joe Conason
Michael Gerson feels sad for Mark Souder, hoisted by his own hypocrisy. But the real victim is Nikki Haley
The dumbing down of Carly Fiorina
Joseph Romm
Apparently, you have to pretend to be ignorant of science to win a Republican primary these days
Nick Hornby: Stuff I’ve been reading
Nick Hornby
The bestselling author's ongoing effort to balance the books he's bought with the books he's managed to read
Tony Hayward’s doomed PR makeover
Andrew Leonard
BP CEO is sparing no expense to rehabilitate his image. That might be a harder job than plugging the leak
How Israeli propaganda shaped U.S. media coverage of the flotilla attack
Glenn Greenwald
With passengers and journalists now released from Israeli detention, a much different story finally emerges
Thomas Friedman on the flotilla raid: It was definitely a “setup”
Alex Pareene
The official Mustache of Elite Opinion has nothing against Turkey, of course, but they were asking for it
![Christopher Hitchens, polemicist and frequent radio and TV commentator, debates w[ith George Galloway, a member of the British parliament], in Baruch College in New York September 14, 2005. [Galloway kicked off a tour for his new book "Mr. Galloway Goes To Washington, The Brit Who Set Congress Straight About Iraq" in Boston.] (© Shannon Stapleton / Reuters)](https://www.salon.com/app/uploads/2010/06/christopher_hitchens.jpg "“Hitch-22”: Christopher Hitchens’ name-dropping charade")
“Hitch-22”: Christopher Hitchens’ name-dropping charade
Allen Barra
Despite same-sex titillations, "Hitch-22" is an arrogant justification of the atheist's complicity in the Iraq war
The U.S.S. Liberty and the culture of impunity
Philip Weiss
Israel's attack on a relief flotilla calls to mind another bloody incident
Texas textbooks and the truth about the Confederacy
Michael Lind
Texas is right: We should teach kids about Jefferson Davis and the Confederacy. But let's tell the whole story
Dennis Hopper’s strange, brilliant career
Andrew O'Hehir
The late actor dared to play dangerous, damaged men, while off-screen he remained a fascinating Hollywood outsider
Anti-choice’s cleverest tactic: Ultrasound
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why does looking at a fetus rile us so much? Because it matters
The worst story on the Palin/McGinniss feud so far
Alex Pareene
A reporter with no understanding of journalism films a visual ode to not checking anything Palin writes
Nikki Haley will address the affair rumor next week
Alex Pareene
The blogger who claims to have had an affair with the South Carolina candidate releases phone records to the press
“Homosexuals” in the military will assault everyone, Christian right warns
Alex Pareene
"Pro-family" bigot Tony Perkins will say anything to stop Congress from allowing gay people to serve openly
War on whistle-blowers intensifies
Glenn Greenwald
Yet another prosecution from the Obama DOJ for an act the president once hailed as "courageous patriotism"
The roots of Rand Paul’s civil rights resentment
Joe Conason
Lurking beneath the Paul family's libertarian politics is a strategy of pandering to "populists" like Pat Buchanan
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