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Today in Salon: Five years of Iraq lies
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 The cat whispererTo cure my cat Thompson of biting, I consulted a cat behaviorist. Her diagnosis of his personal issues was the last thing I expected to hear. By Kirsten Weir | ||||
 "Today, I weep for my country"The speech given by Sen. Robert Byrd on the Senate floor on March 19, 2003, just prior to the U.S. invasion of Iraq -- and John McCain's response. | ||||
 How local TV embraced fake newsAmericans' first source in news is overrun by marketing videos. By Farhad Manjoo | ||||
 I did a vagina monologue but didn't tell my husband!I'm not sure why I'm keeping this secret -- it's not like I cheated on him, I just performed "The Vagina Monologues." By Cary Tennis | ||||
 Video Dog | ||||
 King Kaufman's Sports Daily NCAA Tournament preview, Part 2: The right side of the bracket. In which childhood hatreds come into play. By King Kaufman | ||||
 Thinking weaselish thoughts at EastertideHoly Week is a good time to ask: Do we really believe or do we just like to hang out with nice people and listen to organ music? By Garrison Keillor | ||||
 TV DailyWednesday: It's Donald Trump vs. Viagra on "Lewis Black's Root of All Evil." Plus: What did you think of "Iron Ladies of Liberia" on Tuesday? | ||||
 The K ChroniclesThe finest street meat in the nation. By Keith Knight | ||||
 How the World Works | ||||
 Glenn Greenwald | ||||
 Joan Walsh | ||||
 War Room | ||||
 Broadsheet | ||||
 Beyond the Multiplex | ||||
 Obama's speech on raceResponding to the "divisive turn" the campaign has taken on racial issues, the candidate calls for Americans to "come together and say, 'Not this time.'" | ||||
 The crash in Republican economics Not even George W. Bush or Alan Greenspan can sugarcoat America's financial meltdown. Will the next president seize the chance to rethink how we run our economy? By Andrew Leonard | ||||
 The crazy uncles in Obama's atticWill the black nationalists and white lefties who pushed Obama up the political ladder in Chicago prove to be a liability to his White House run? By Edward McClelland | ||||
 Of war and cancerFive years after Bush invaded Iraq, anti-Americanism has metastasized. But we can still beat it. By Gary Kamiya | ||||
 Machinist | ||||
 Guerrillas rise up in Nazi-occupied BritainA haunting new alternative history imagines an invading German army living alongside the natives in rural Wales. By Laura Miller | ||||
 Why Apple fans hate tech reportersOn hot-button issues -- the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or the Mac-PC divide -- we're quick to see bias in even the most objective news. By Farhad Manjoo | ||||
| I'm a gay man in a small town working at a gas station. So? I have a feeling maybe I should move to the city, but I like my job, I like my town and I like my family. By Cary Tennis | ||||
 The lost "Profit"The precursor to Tony Soprano and Dexter was a corporate shark with serious daddy issues -- and a yen for cardboard boxes. By Kerry Lauerman | ||||
 The Blog ReportYour guide to the political blogosphere – left, right and everywhere. | ||||
 WiresSalon brings you the latest news from the Associated Press. | ||||
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