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Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008

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  Dudes try "dating Darwinism"

  An author argues that angry young men are becoming assholes to try to get women

  By Tracy Clark-Flory

  Broadsheet

  3 letters

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  Waxman beats Dingell in House Energy Committee race

  In a close vote, House Democrats chose Henry Waxman over longtime chair John Dingell; the move could have broad implications for energy and environmental policies

  By Alex Koppelman

  War Room

  24 letters

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  Sen. James Inhofe calls out Andrew Leonard

  The environmentalist's worst nightmare rails against the proposal that fuel economy standards be part of any auto bailout. And he blames me

  By Andrew Leonard

  How the World Works

  37 letters

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  Welcome to the playoffs: Bye

  Oakland A's owner Lew Wolff has an idea for shortening the baseball postseason. A bad one

  By King Kaufman

  Sports

  10 letters

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  New friendly fire coverup: Army shreds files on dead soldiers

  Hours after Salon revealed evidence that two Americans were killed by a U.S. tank, not enemy fire, military officials destroyed papers on the men

  By Mark Benjamin

  News

  35 letters

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  A document saved from the Army's shredder

  A soldier who was ordered to shred documents about two soldiers killed in an apparent friendly fire incident rescued some of the paperwork and provided it to Salon

  Primary Sources

  8 letters




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  Sexiest Man Living 2008

  He is a rogue, a gentleman and a brilliant actor. We loved him through good times and (very) bad, and we're so glad he's back

  By Salon staff

  Arts & Entertainment

  23 letters

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  The GOP's problem? It's not right-wing enough

  The House Republicans' newly elected leaders hail from the most ideologically conservative bloc in their ranks

  By Mike Madden

  News

  48 letters

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  WALL-E: Hipster hero of 2008

  Is Pixar's Chaplin-meets-Kubrick robot romance really the best animated film ever? Plus: Answers to our "Sukiyaki Western Django" quiz revealed!

  By Andrew O'Hehir

  Arts & Entertainment

  30 letters

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  Trust Obama on Clinton

  If he picks her as secretary of state, she's the right choice

  By Joan Walsh

  Opinion

  74 letters

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  Beyond rescue

  As his book "Why We Suck" hits the shelves, Denis Leary talks about lazy parenting, the media storm surrounding his views on autism, and the omnipotence of Oprah

  By Heather Havrilesky

  Books

  24 letters

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  Since you asked ...

  I asked my wealthy brother if he was getting a prenup; his new wife is furious

  Life

  51 letters

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  Tom the Dancing Bug

  News of the Times: U.S. to bail out federal government!

  By Ruben Bolling

  Comics

  3 letters

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  An unpardonable use of power

  If President Bush cares about his place in history, he should think twice before issuing pardons that call his judgment, and the integrity of the rule of law, into question

  By Sen. Russ Feingold

  Opinion

  68 letters

Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008

• Salon Radio: Scott Horton on war crimes prosecutions

  Should Bush officials be prosecuted for their torture programs, and how could this be done?

  By Glenn Greenwald

  Opinion

  45 letters

• Preliminary facts and thoughts about Eric Holder

  Is Obama's likely nominee for Attorney General an encouraging sign for advocates of the Constitution and the rule of law?

  By Glenn Greenwald

  Opinion

  408 letters

• Ten picks for Obama's Supreme Court

  With as many as three justices expected to retire, Obama may have the opportunity to reshape the conservative-leaning court. Our experts eye the candidates

  By Justin Jouvenal

  News

  56 letters

• Come back, Joe. All is forgiven

  Did McCain sidekick Joe Lieberman receive a nuclear wedgie or a warm, welcoming hug from Senate Democrats?

  By Mike Madden

  News

  119 letters

• God enough

  We should see the ceaseless creativity of nature as sacred, argues biologist Stuart Kauffman, despite what Richard Dawkins might say

  By Steve Paulson

  Environment & Science

  158 letters

• The snow shovel is the secret of happiness

  Winter is what we were meant for. Even we older guys in heart-attack country attack the snowdrifts for the sheer heroism of it

  By Garrison Keillor

  Opinion

  44 letters

• The K Chronicles

  How to curb binge drinking on campus

  By Keith Knight

  Comics

  7 letters

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