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Some progressives say that without a public option, it is. Others on the left say any progress is better than none
Thomas Schaller
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Help Salon count down the 10 nuttiest newsmakers in the last 12 months, and pick our No. 1
Joan Walsh
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A call to Child Protective Services and a wife without a ring
By Mary Elizabeth Williams
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Who do you want to celebrate the holidays with? Plus: Last week's holiday host drink winners
By Francis Lam
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Conservative Jones, boy detective, tackles the mystery of healthcare reform
By Tom Tomorrow
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A congressman writes to his constituents: "Thank God for gerrymandering"
By Michael Lind
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Jia Zhangke made his reputation with this joyful, crushing account of China in the '80s, lived at street level
Dennis Lim
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David Lynch's blend of beauty, dread and sinister jokes -- and Laura Dern's unjustly ignored performance
Mary Harron
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While the U.S. is stuck in Afghanistan, China sneaks off quietly with the resource prize
By Juan Cole
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No, I'm not kidding: The "reality film" shot while the U.S. bombed Baghdad is disturbing, relevant history
Michael Tully
Some progressives say that without a public option, it is. Others on the left say any progress is better than none
Help Salon count down the 10 nuttiest newsmakers in the last 12 months, and pick our No. 1
A call to Child Protective Services and a wife without a ring
Who do you want to celebrate the holidays with? Plus: Last week's holiday host drink winners
Conservative Jones, boy detective, tackles the mystery of healthcare reform
A congressman writes to his constituents: "Thank God for gerrymandering"
Jia Zhangke made his reputation with this joyful, crushing account of China in the '80s, lived at street level
David Lynch's blend of beauty, dread and sinister jokes -- and Laura Dern's unjustly ignored performance
While the U.S. is stuck in Afghanistan, China sneaks off quietly with the resource prize
No, I'm not kidding: The "reality film" shot while the U.S. bombed Baghdad is disturbing, relevant history
