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Ron Paul, racist?: A reporter for the New Republic digs up some of Ron Paul's old newsletters, and what he finds is often racist, homophobic and paranoid.; Alex Koppelman Jan 8, 2008
Learning from multiple abortions: Half the women who get abortions in the U.S. have previously had at least one other abortion.; Page Rockwell Nov 27, 2006
Rice Squad: Condoleezza Rice fans try to draft her for president; Rebecca Traister Oct 26, 2005
Is this the neocon century?: Richard Perle, one of the intellectual architects of the Iraq war, offers an acerbic defense of his ideology.; By Michelle Goldberg Dec 17, 2003
He's a lover -- and also a hater: Dale Peck, the madman critic famous for his trash jobs on Moody, Eggers and Franzen, talks about forgiving his abusive father in his new "fictional memoir" and wonders why we can't all get along.; By Virginia Vitzthum Dec 12, 2003
The crisis of the pro-war liberals: As Iraq deteriorates, some born-again hawks like Christopher Hitchens are still waving their sabers -- but others are skulking toward the rear.; By Michelle Goldberg Sep 22, 2003
Fool me once: I was one of the magazine editors deceived by journalist Stephen Glass during his reign of error and lies. His fictionalized memoir, "The Fabulist," is supposed to be an apology. I don't buy it.; By Richard Blow May 17, 2003
The new kid at the New Republic: Peter Beinart, the latest editor at the political weekly, isn't nervous. Much.; By Sean Elder Dec 1, 1999
Hillary, Naomi, Susan and Rush. Sheesh!: Clinton requires emergency intervention; Wolf's mind is amazingly slack; Faludi's "Stiffed" is a stiff. Meanwhile, Limbaugh brings a genuine intellectual service to American culture.; By Camille Paglia Nov 17, 1999
Echoes in "Dutch" of a 1994 short story: The narrator and his son, it turns out, aren't the only things that Edmund Morris faked.; By Laura Miller Nov 3, 1999
Welcome back, Lewis: "The New New Thing" author once said J-school ate his brain. Guess where he's teaching now.; By Alex Salkever Oct 25, 1999
Crossing the Atlantic: Michael Kelly and William Whitworth talk about the changing of the guard at one of the nation's most respected magazines.; By Sean Elder Oct 6, 1999
Marriage as a revolutionary act: Andrew Sullivan has been condemned as a reactionary by some fellow gay intellectuals for advocating marriage instead of promiscuity -- but his complex views on politics, religion and his own sex life defy easy labels.; By Carol Lloyd Nov 30, 1998
Uncle Andrew's cabin: Why is a moralizing, self-centered Tory named Andrew Sullivan speaking for gay Americans?; By Peter Kurth Nov 30, 1998
Let's Get This Straight: How do you retract a story online?: Time, the New Republic and the Cincinnati Enquirer map the high, middle and low roads for dealing with discredited articles on the Web.; By Scott Rosenberg Jul 17, 1998
Paging Joe McCarthy: There's a conspiracy to undermine the government. Sound familiar?; By David Horowitz Feb 23, 1998
In defense of Matt Drudge ...: >... AND THE FREEDOM OF THE INTERNET; By David Horowitz Nov 17, 1997
All About Mensch: Forget Cosmopolitan's special issue "All About Men" -- let some other mags profile their ideal bachelors.; By David Futrelle Jul 29, 1997
Media Circus: Thin-skinned journalists: When it's their turn to be written about, media honchos believe that turnabout is NOT fair play.; By Catherine Seipp Jul 25, 1997
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal: The real winners of the China-Hong Kong handover are the vicious triads whose influence now extends to 1 billion people.; By Jonathan Broder Jul 15, 1997

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