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Did toxic drinking water kill the children at Columbine High?

The battle for the soul of the Net

"White Hunters": When the shooting was fine

Scott Sutherland

"The General's Daughter": "A Few Good Men" all over again

Woodward as crucible: The man who broke the Watergate story becomes a centerpiece for discussions of journalistic ethics

Is Elizabeth Dole really running for president? While her husband talks openly about Viagra, she can't bring herself to de

Pornography, drugs and weapons Laura Rozen tours a Kosovo torture chamber run by Serbian police

Technology Log: Mea culpa: On viruses, worms and zipped files

Scott Rosenberg

What do single girls want? At a panel in NYC, a single man gets no answers

Sallie Tisdale: My daughter's eighth-grade graduation was a rite my family had rarely seen

Every book is a mammary; more civilians were killed by NATO than by Serbs

Letters to the Editor

What do I say to the rubber dildo? When it comes to personal revelation, the author of the masculinity guide "Standup Guy" sits

Music: Back in the '50s, L.A. session guitarists Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant were the Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie

Stephen Fry's "Moab Is My Washpot": Excessively digressive schoolboy memoirs from an arch British actor

Travel Advisor: Saving money in Williamsburg, plus safety in Indonesia, smoke-free Vegas and hot-air balloons

Donald D. Groff

Blue Glow: ABC looks for missing persons; Stevie Nicks, behind the music

Snakes, snails, puppy-dog tails -- and Zoloft. Are we giving our kids too many pills?

O.J.'s legacy: Five years ago tonight, a white Bronco rolled onto an L.A. freeway -- and changed the media forever

James Poniewozik

Feds deny wiring wise guy's wazoo: We never inserted a tracking device where the sun don't shine, say G-men

Douglas Cruickshank

Michael Sragow: Clare Peploe, director of "Rough Magic," talks about her collaboration with husband Bernardo Bertolucci on "Besi

Christopher Hitchens: Clinton and China: He's either a bumbler -- or cravenly solicitous of a brutal regime

Christopher Hitchens

Plus: How "Pirates" plays on Silicon Valley myths

Bill and Steve's Excellent Adventure! The goofy but fun TV movie "Pirates of Silicon Valley" paints the history of Microsof

Death of a bodice-ripper: Romance novelist Nancy Richards-Akers celebrated fierce but tender men in 16 books. Then her husband s

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