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AP’s Tom Raum confuses his fantasies for fact
Glenn Greenwald
The longtime AP writer makes up a story line and narrative for an article and then, when pressed, goes on a futile search for facts to support it.
Former pastor: Palin’s beliefs being downplayed
Gabriel Winant
The former pastor of the church Sarah Palin attended for years says Republicans are reluctant to discuss her religion; given her positions, maybe there's a good reason.
Freedom fighter
David Talbot
Alaskan Independence Party chairwoman Lynette Clark talks about why she doesn't identify herself as an American, and about her kindred spirit Sarah Palin.
Hurricane Ike and Ronald Reagan
Andrew Leonard
A future of ever-stormier weather will make life tough for Gulf offshore oil drillers. Go ahead, blame the Gipper.
Sarah Palin, decider
Vincent Rossmeier
She has been talked up as commander in chief of her state's National Guard, but Palin hasn't personally issued any orders as governor.
How the conservative media duped McCain
Thomas Schaller
The coverage of the Democratic convention goaded the imprudent McCain into making a rash choice for his running mate.
Gustav, global warming and Sarah Palin
Joseph Romm
A leading environmentalist counsels progressives to censor themselves over hurricanes and climate change. But that plays into the hands of deniers like Palin.
MSNBC’s meltdown
Vincent Rossmeier
The station's feuding anchors add an acrimonious subplot to the Democratic convention.
We drive as we live
Kevin Berger
No wonder traffic will never improve. We are doomed by our behavior, as a drive in New York with "Traffic" author Tom Vanderbilt reveals.
“Traitor”
Stephanie Zacharek
Too much narrative trickery takes away from the real talent in this post-9/11 thriller, Don Cheadle and Sa
The sexiest zoo you’ll see this week
Salon Staff
Orangina's controversial new ad features pole-dancing deer and lascivious zebras.
Republicans are already going after Obama-Biden
Mike Madden
The text message announcing Biden was joining Obama's ticket went out around 3 a.m. Eastern, and by 6 a.m., McCain had a new attack ad.
Too many feminists in the kitchen
Tracy Clark-Flory
What is at the heart of feminism's generational rift? Cupcakes.
Reports: Clinton wasn’t vetted, Chet Edwards was
Alex Koppelman
One Democratic source says Hillary Clinton "was not asked for a single piece of paper" by Barack Obama's team.
Speculation nation
Andrew Leonard
"Irrational Exuberance" author Robert Shiller predicted both the dot-com bust and the housing
market collapse -- and now his new book offers fixes for America's bubble mentality.
Debunking anti-Obama e-mails
Mike Madden
Error-filled chain e-mails designed to scare voters away from Barack Obama are circulating widely on the Internet. Salon deconstructs a pair, one smearing the candidate, the other his wife.
Beer, happiness, and academic productivity
Andrew Leonard
Are scientists who quaff ale less productive? Or are they just a lot more fun?
Right-wing smear job, the sequel
Mike Madden
The author behind the Swift Boat Veterans takes on Barack Obama in a new book that's full of holes.
McCain aims young
Mike Madden
Meghan McCain, that is -- her children's picture book about her dad will be published during next month's GOP convention.
Accent the negative
Camille Paglia
Obama's folksy come-on is as bad as Madonna's faux British -- and both are in desperate need of fresh inspiration. Plus: The elemental power of Daniela Mercury
Who’s winning the message war, Obama or McCain?
Alex Koppelman
Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a leading analyst of political advertising, dissects three commercials from Barack Obama and three from John McCain.
What’s the answer to this?
Glenn Greenwald
The latest evidence depicted by the media as incriminating of Ivins is actually an alibi.
A view of a killing
King Kaufman
The reaction to the fatal attack on American tourists in Beijing is very different from the U.S. response to the 1996 Atlanta bombing.
Salon Radio: Anthrax edition
Glenn Greenwald
Two experts -- one in bioweapons and one in journalism -- explore the numerous, still unanswered questions in the anthrax case.
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