Currently in Salon

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  Jonathan Safran Foer's beef with factory farms
  The polarizing author and vegetarian discusses his new book, "Eating Animals," and the hefty cost of cheap food
  By Jessica Roy
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  Fort Hood, written on the body
  A revealing documentary on the lives of soldiers at the Army base goes more than skin deep
  By Mary Elizabeth Williams
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  The creepy suspense inside "The Box"
  "Donnie Darko" director Richard Kelley delivers at least one-half of a sophisticated, old-fashioned thriller
  By Stephanie Zacharek
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  We are what we trade (and how we trade it)
  International trade affects our healthcare, the economy and the environment -- in other words, everything
  By David Sirota
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  What the media got wrong about the Fort Hood shooting
  Much of what was initially reported about the mass murder at an Army post turns out to have been inaccurate
  Alex Koppelman
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  A 10-best books list without women?
  Controversy about Publishers Weekly's year-end list has the Internet up in arms
  By Laura Miller
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  Joe Lieberman undercuts his wife
  If he really cared about women's health, Hadassah's new cause, he'd get out of the way of healthcare reform
  By Joe Conason
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  Michele Bachmann's army marches on Washington
  The Tea Party crowd descends on the Capitol to fight socialism, healthcare and President Obama
  By Mike Madden
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  Dear Mr. President: What are you thinking?
  Stop dawdling on healthcare, forget about Snowe and Lieberman, and become the leader we voted for already
  By Anne Lamott
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  Disney's "A Christmas Carol": Bah, humbug!
  Robert Zemeckis' 3-D, motion-capture masterwork is oddly flat. And isn't one Jim Carrey enough for any movie?
  By Mary Elizabeth Williams