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Today in Salon: Don't call her Mrs. Corleone
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 So you think they can break-dance?Forget the Bronx and South Central. If you want to find the best hip-hop dancers in the world look farther east, to South Korea. By Jeff Chang | ||||
 McCain's man in OhioRob Portman is a Bush loyalist from the key swing state, who's even served as a John Edwards stand-in. Could he end up as McCain's running mate? By Mike Madden | ||||
 Tom the Dancing BugJudge Scalia's Constitution Comics! By Ruben Bolling | ||||
 Broadsheet | ||||
 Video Dog | ||||
 War Room
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 Joan Walsh | ||||
 ESPN's dishonest tap-danceThe network refuses to play it straight with Euro 2008 viewers about its announcers not being at the stadium. King Kaufman | ||||
 How the World Works | ||||
| Underdog days: Fresno State, Turkey In a great midweek of sports, two Cinderellas continue their quest at Euro 2008 and the College World Series. King Kaufman | ||||
 Stop the noise!When noise pollution is not making us sick and anxious, it is literally killing us. How do we turn it off? By Katharine Mieszkowski | ||||
 How gay it would beI know a mother is supposed to accept her children as they are. But my son has one painful flaw -- he's straight. By Sarah Bird | ||||
 Awesome; I f**kin' shot that basketball movie!The Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch on his new documentary, "Gunnin' for That #1 Spot," and tomorrow's NBA superstars. By Caitlin Shamberg | ||||
 What Barack Obama can learn from Jesse VenturaI made fun of Jesse for years, but the man knew something basic about politics: You need to talk to the people. How else will they get who you are? By Garrison Keillor | ||||
 Slick John McCain and the offshore oil ruseThe safety and economics of offshore drilling are distractions from the much larger challenges that humanity faces: Climate change and peak oil. By Andrew Leonard | ||||
 Zimbabwe's descent into electoral terrorOpposing the brutal dictator Robert Mugabe in the election deadlock here has become equivalent to a death sentence. By Jan Puhl and Toby Selander | ||||
 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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