Today in Salon: Jesus is just alright with him

Today in Salon: Friday April 3, 2009

Jesus is just alright with him To the author of "Jesus Interrupted," the man from Galilee was a radical Jewish prophet, not God. But in an interview, Bart Ehrman says history doesn't have to undermine Christian faith By Gary Kamiya

Open Salon High Pressure in the ICU Uh-oh. The End of Life on Mars in America Cat versus 15 inches of snow - a photo essay

Broadsheet MTV: GYT! Teens: WTF? At home with dad Should abortion ads air on television? Late night with Wanda Sykes

Beyond the Multiplex "Sugar": Best baseball movie ever Roundup: Movies not to miss

"Adventureland" The director of "Superbad" grows up with an engaging movie about young love, crappy amusement parks and the listless days of summer. By Stephanie Zacharek

Joseph Stiglitz: "It's going to be bad, very bad" In an interview, the Nobel Prize-winner and former chief economist at the World Bank talks about the Great Depression, Obama's stimulus package and today's financial crisis. By Spiegel staff

Video Dog Baseball and a movie Red State Update: Madonna don't want no American baby

"Fast & Furious" It's got hot rods, hot women and Vin Diesel. But can this fourth installment in the action franchise capture the cheap thrills of the original? By Stephanie Zacharek

Ask the pilot Did a stupid, inexplicable mistake cause the crash near Buffalo, N.Y.? Plus: The weird hell of working for a regional airline. By Patrick Smith

How the World Works Do you remember the great oil shock of 2008? Let's party like it's 1933 Regulators are talking tough, but is anyone listening? Here's a stupid way to fix the banks: Change the rules! Twittering the end of Reagan-Thatcherism

Gated communities of learning Rising tuition and sinking bank accounts are turning the nation's colleges into bastions of inequality. By Andy Kroll

Story Minute Ditching Mr. Know-It-All. By Carol Lay

War Room House passes Democratic budget plan Limbaugh's leaving New York, and everyone's happy "Death tax" issue comes back to life GOP senator wants guns allowed on Amtrak Blagojevich indictment expected today Obama's pick for census director sure to provoke controversy Enough about the royal iPod already Chris Dodd teeters on the brink

GigaOM Network What's Your Favorite Web App, Laura Roeder? Here Comes Bundled Broadband. Prepaid Mobile Data Is Better Sandwich of Terror Is a Delicious Horror-Comedy Melt New Vaja Cases for MacBook- You Deserve It 3D Video Coming to iPod/iPhone as Soon as Next Year Short Hands On Impressions of the MSI Wind X-Slim Netbook AT&T Changes TOS to Limit Mobile Video Manage Design Collaboration With CreationFlow Apple, Don't Cave to Anti-Gun Zealots Over iPhone Apps 4G Wireless WiMAX Coming to Silicon Valley….Finally Calera vs. Caldiera: A Carbon Controversy For the Kids Yahoo for iPhone Released: Worthwhile Alternative to Google? Unwrapp: Help for the Web App-addicted Video: Third-party Applications on Palm's Pre Amazon Brings MapReduce to AWS Subsidized Netbooks: Beginning of a Support Nightmare? Qwest Looks to Sell Long-Haul Network Where Startups Are Headed: Rapid, Lean and Micro Wattbot Wins Interest From Residential Cleantech Companies The Ugly Truth About Broadband: Upload Speeds

Finale wrap-up: "Life on Mars" In its last episode, the charming (and canceled) cop show finally unlocks the secrets of our hero's past. But they're not what you might expect. By Stephanie Zacharek

Glenn Greenwald The success of drug decriminalization in Portugal

Civil rights veterans today In the 1960s, they protested in Alabama, registered voters in Mississippi and marched on Washington. In a new photo essay, they speak out on race and Obama. By Lauren Hermele

Get over your Obama Derangement Syndrome My fellow right-wingers, calm down. The new president is not the antichrist, Stalin or even a radical. By David Horowitz

Gabriel Byrne feels your pain The star of "In Treatment" talks about the role of a therapist, the challenge of being a good listener and why everyone needs a good chair. By Sarah Hepola

It really was my father's Oldsmobile As General Motors prepares to sell off or kill a slew of brands in order to survive, a Lansing native remembers the first member of the G.M. family to die. Edward McClelland

Tom the Dancing Bug The adventures of brain in a beaker: Telling tales. By Ruben Bolling

Farewell, Glenn Beck, poet! Oh, woeful day. The scintillating verse of the new Fox News bard must now fade into the Orange County sunset. By Hart Seely and Tom Peyer

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