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Today in Salon: The fight over Florida and Michigan
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 "Sex and the City"Everyone's favorite cosmo-swilling sophisticates sashay onto the big screen in a padded push-up bra version of the TV show that made us love them. By Stephanie Zacharek | ||||
 Be gay, be anything -- just not single! With same-sex marriage now legal in California, mothers across India and elsewhere are eager to see their gay sons and daughters finally get hitched. By Sandip Roy | ||||
 Scott McClellan comes cleanOf course the White House couldn't see the revealing "What Happened" coming. It was McClellan's job as press secretary to conceal himself. By Louis Bayard | ||||
 Ask the pilotHas American stepped over the line with its baggage fee? Plus: What customers seem to value above all in choosing an airline. By Patrick Smith | ||||
 McCain's scary economic advisorNot only is former Texas Sen. Phil Gramm a shill for special interests, his deregulation policies helped spur the mortgage crisis, among other financial disasters. By Joe Conason | ||||
 Those dirty girlsDid "Sex and the City" change the erotic landscape or turn the female libido into a marketing ploy? Sex writers discuss the iconic show's impact. By Susannah Breslin | ||||
 Did humor save the left at its darkest hour?How did Stephen Colbert become a progressive political force? Theodore Hamm discusses "The New Blue Media," the rise of netroots and their role in the next administration. By Charly Wilder | ||||
 I got the writing fellowship -- so now I'm terrified!I'm lucky, I know I'm lucky, but I don't feel lucky. I just feel burdened. By Cary Tennis | ||||
 Video Dog | ||||
 WayLayThere's nothing like flirting with death ... By Carol Lay | ||||
 War Room
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 How the World Works | ||||
 Joan Walsh | ||||
 Broadsheet | ||||
 Beyond the Multiplex | ||||
 Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profitsNow working inside America's "shadow" spy industry, George Tenet, Richard Armitage, Cofer Black and others are cashing in big on Iraq and the war on terror. By Tim Shorrock | ||||
 Why gas is so expensiveIt's not runaway greed or overregulation. It's the world we live in. It's a price that can be seen in a single gallon of California gas. By Andrew Leonard | ||||
 Will the youth vote win it for Obama this fall?The likely Democratic nominee has a unique appeal to voters under 30. A look at how a strong youth turnout -- or lack thereof -- could affect this November's results. By Paul Maslin | ||||
 Another pretty face of a generationThe question isn't why a blogger like Emily Gould has the spotlight -- it's why other women don't. By Rebecca Traister | ||||
 Still silenced in GuantánamoAfter years spent here, one prisoner pins his hope on a single phone call from the outside world -- if it ever comes. By Carol Chodroff | ||||
| Should I confront my father about his affair? I found out by snooping that the 60-year-old is fooling around. What to do with this knowledge? By Cary Tennis | ||||
 Tom the Dancing BugThe adventures of the passive aggressor! By Ruben Bolling | ||||
 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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