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Currently in Salon: Saturday May 1, 2010

This week in crazy: Duncan D. Hunter The Tea Party backer wants to deny citizenship to U.S.-born kids of illegal immigrants, violating the Constitution Joan Walsh

Open Salon Buxom Blonde Scientists and the Vaccine Controversy I Am Responsible For the Oil Spill Death By Pollen Swiss Army Phone

GOP's past gives the lie to "colorblind" claims Republicans claim Arizona's new immigration law has nothing to do with racial profiling. Oh please By David Sirota

Cutty's amazing roast beef and crispy shallot sandwich It wasn't meant to be the star of this shop's menu, but its charms will not be denied By Francis Lam

News flash: Soy milk doesn't come from cows A farmer's group wants to rename the vegan beverage, because a lot of Americans are supposedly very, very confused By Thomas Rogers

Can Arizona really afford this immigration law? The measure will cost much more than state coffers allow. Is it really worth it? Miranda Simon

Broadsheet Women's advocates don't want Craigslist's charity Lindsay Lohan's slow meltdown: It's all about Dad U.S. soldiers remake "Telephone" Want a sensitive guy? Use "cuddle spray"! In defense of Muslim women's choice

Cartoon: The first sext Where those steamy messages got their start Bob Eckstein

War Room Friday link dump: Bob Rubin cuddle party The most striking observation of the day Sarah Palin calls for more drilling as second rig overturns Sorry, jobless! Congress won't extend unemployment The cost of Arizona's new law Harry Reid's plan to boost Glenn Beck's ratings A striking observation from The Corner Bill Clinton's (almost) Gordon Brown moment Should we put every GOP politician behind bars? Senator Subprime? Meet politics' latest rich guy

How the World Works "We are under attack by oil rig terrorists" Bobby Jindal's oil spill crisis of faith Best Greek tragedy cover illustration ever Thanks to consumers, U.S. economy still growing

MLB players' union opposes Arizona immigration law Baseball players say they are concerned the law would force those who are foreign-born to prove their status

Brett Favre needs surgery to play again Vikings quarterback is once again considering retirement but says he feels a "sense of belonging" with the team

Exclusive Alex Gibney clip: Jack Abramoff and healthcare See a deleted scene from Oscar-winner Alex Gibney's new movie about the guy who dosed Congress with dirty money By Andrew O'Hehir

Bret Michaels might be ready to rock in weeks Michaels could be ready to rejoin "The Celebrity Apprentice" in time for the May 23rd finale DERRIK J. LANG

White House halts offshore drilling After Louisiana oil spill, Obama adviser says new drilling will wait until the cause of explosion is found

John Paul Stevens always approached cases the same way We argue over whether he shifted left or the court moved right, but the important thing is that he stayed modest By Joseph Thai

Organic farm volunteers: the new beat generation? "Woofers" travel the world, exchanging manual labor for meals, a bed, and a chance to discover the meaning of life TRACIE CONE

German pigs find World War II anti-tank weapon Hungry swine unearth long-buried military supplies

"A Nightmare on Elm Street": Wake me when it's over With Jackie Earle Haley as a glum Freddy, this dull, glossy remake can't match the Reagan-era original By Andrew O'Hehir

Kenyan churches oppose constitution over abortion Attempts to create a more democratic constitution may be foiled by debate over abortion laws TOM MALITI

Oil reaches shore as Coast Guard defends response Official says federal response to spill has been "rapid, sustained, and adapted"

On Haiti, America's short attention span strikes again A study of New York Times coverage shows that the press loves to cover a natural disaster. For about a week By John Sides

Second oil rig overturns in Louisiana No fuel leaks have been found

Goldman stock slides on criminal-probe concerns Shareholders fear a criminal investigation by the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan The Associated Press

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