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Currently in Salon: Wednesday June 2, 2010

Sarah Palin's grab for feminism If the left doesn't fight for the word, it will go to whoever wants it most, even if they're Republican Rebecca Traister

Open Salon Why Don't Patients Take Their Meds 10 People to Blame for the Oil Spill Geezers Gone Wild The Day 24-Hour TV News Was Born

Petroleum engineer responds to the spill An expert points out some technical mistakes By Robert Reich

BP will likely survive spill, but worth much less Oil company says it has spent almost $1 billion on cleaning up its mess; likely to cost billions more CHRIS KAHN

How the World Works A to-do list for Justice's oil spill investigators Enough lollygagging: Nuke the Gulf oil spill!

War Room A fitting end for Artur Davis Harman challenger: Top Dem "in the pocket" of AIPAC Weekly Standard "obtains" official statement from Sarah Palin CNN sure there are two sides to this oil spill thing Top House Republican: Support Israel's right to defend itself Chair of foreign aid subcommittee: Don't blame Israel yet The New Republic doesn't have anything to say about the flotilla raid New liberal fans: Meet Anthony Weiner, ultra-hawkish backer of Israel Alabama's YouTube primaries Why Israel will get away with it Al and Tipper Gore separate

Your guide to nail-biting summer reads Killer zombies, Middle Eastern murder, political intrigue: Seven smart and suspenseful books for your beach season By Sarah Weinman

The most awkward kisses of all time Slide show: Al and Tipper Gore's lip lock made us shudder, but so did these cringe-inducing smooches By Salon Staff

Your best burger recipes Transform your summer favorite into something new and exotic. Plus this week's challenge: It's picnic time! By Salon staff

The best burger I ever had I was in a foreign country, mourning a woman I didn't know -- then I had a meal I'll never forget Felicia Lee

Billionaire sticks up for low taxes Rich guy Paul Allen won't need to dodge taxes if they're ultra-low in the first place By Robert Reich

Will Tarantino direct "The Hobbit"? With Guillermo del Toro no longer at the film's helm, we look at who might replace him -- and who should By Andrew O'Hehir

O'Keefe's latest: A small-time probe of the Census Posing as a U.S. Census trainee, the former "pimp" is back to his old tricks of selective editing. But why bother? By Joe Conason

Glenn Greenwald Talking about Israel with Eliot Spitzer on MSNBC What does Israel fear from media coverage?

How to get a job I can write better than you, so why not give me your job! By Cary Tennis

Al-Qaida unlikely to be damaged by leader's death Sheik Saeed al-Masri is the seventh person killed who was considered to be the organization's third-in-charge LOLITA C. BALDOR

Broadsheet "Groupie" assaulted after kissing and telling The sadness of the Gore split Is there a better word than "pro-choice"?

Obama expresses regret over loss of lives to Turkish P.M. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, unofficial sponsor of flotilla, calls raid "bloody massacre," demands U.S. condemnation

"Scott Pilgrim's" Facebook blackmail The much-anticipated Michael Cera movie bribes fans through social networking. Betty White, we blame you By Mary Elizabeth Williams

Feds open criminal probe of Gulf oil spill Attorney General Holder doesn't say which companies or people might be investigated MICHAEL KUNZELMAN

Ties with Israel may outlast Turkish anger at raid Deputy prime minister says, "No one should expect us to declare war" over flotilla massacre SELCAN HACAOGLU and SUZAN FRASER

U.S. soccer team sets up shop in South Africa World Cup opener against England set for June 12 RONALD BLUM

Ferguson: Access offer began as way to help friend Duchess of York tells Oprah she's in "very serious financial debt" DON BABWIN

Behind the "celebrity deaths come in threes" curse After Gary Coleman and Dennis Hopper pass, why are we all asking, Who's next? By Mary Elizabeth Williams

Ted Koppel's son, 40, found dead in NYC apartment Toxicology reports not due for weeks, but Andrew Koppel was reportedly drinking heavily before his death ULA ILNYTZKY

Agatha deaths rise to 179 in Central America 100 people still missing in Guatemala; evacuations spread throughout the region in wake of tropical storm JUAN CARLOS LLORCA

BP doing 1st cut in effort to contain Gulf oil New attempt is only temporary; permanent solution still a couple months off BEN NUCKOLS and JANE WARDELL

BP spokesman: More proof of plumes needed Company does not accept scientists' claims of oil suspended underwater

Obama pledges changes to avert future spills Independent commission to ensure that nation never faces such a disaster again

"Hitch-22": Christopher Hitchens' name-dropping charade Despite same-sex titillations, "Hitch-22" is an arrogant justification of the atheist's complicity in the Iraq war By Allen Barra

Browner won't guess prospects of plugging oil leak Top Obama advisor won't pick odds on whether BP will manage to fix the spill this time around

American mandate in Palestine is coming to an end, and about time For 62 years, the U.S. government has signed off on every action Israel has taken, no matter how destructive Philip Weiss

BP shares drop, costs approach $1 billion BP PLC's shares plunged to their lowest level in a year after the latest failure to plug the oil leak

Egypt lifts its side of Gaza blockade for aid Egypt temporarily opens its side of the Gaza border to allow aid into the region

Activists send new boat to challenge Gaza blockade Pro-Palestine activists have sent a new aid boat to Gaza to challenge the Israeli blockade

The wankiest generation So appalling, historians had to coin an entirely new adjective just to describe them! By Tom Tomorrow

The U.S.S. Liberty and the culture of impunity Israel's attack on a relief flotilla calls to mind another bloody incident Philip Weiss

Why burgers are in my blood Here's why I really love the backyard staple: My great-grandparents helped bring it to America By Lucy Mercer

Burgers with an Asian touch Like the ancient Silk Road, my take on an American favorite brings together different corners of the world By Linda Shiue

Israel discusses easing Gaza blockade after deadly raid In dialogue with international community to expand the amount of goods entering Gaza. Egypt opens border JOSEF FEDERMAN

Gore associates: No affair involved in split Friends of couple say their "lives had gotten more and more separated"

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