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Hey barkeep — gimme a beer and an AIDS test!
Karin Halperin
New HIV tests give results in 20 minutes, and are attracting people who avoided being tested before. But is a Bourbon Street dive the best place to find out you're positive?
Day 4 of the Mary Cheney hostage crisis
Joan Walsh
“Chronicles, Volume 1”
Charles Taylor
In his surprisingly straightforward memoir, Bob Dylan takes us through his explosive early years, the curse of being "the conscience of his generation" and, more recently, his artistic redemption.
Down, dirty and dull
Tim Grieve
Dick Cheney and John Edwards came out swinging, but the only people they knocked out were in the audience.
My first time with Dylan
Compiled by Dana Cook
Johnny Cash, Joan Baez, Cher, Allen Ginsberg, Jimmy Buffett, Andy Warhol and others on their initial meetings with the folk legend.
Ready for his close-up
Tim Grieve
Will youth and beauty triumph over old age and treachery? John Edwards faces off against Dick Cheney.
Win, place or die
Meredith Maran
Crime novelist, horse racing junkie and former performance poet Maggie Estep talks about the Beats, touring with Lollapalooza and writing dirty fiction.
Everything you were afraid to ask about “The Wire”
Dan Kois
Need a primer for quite possibly the best show on television?
Last Female Muslim Comic Standing
Priya Jain
Controversial stand-up comedian Shazia Mirza isnt afraid to joke about 9/11, sexist Muslim men, or the fact that she's a 28-year-old virgin. But not everyone is laughing.
Liza’s horrible so-called life
Cintra Wilson
Mean boys. Badass girls. Your worst first-day-of-high-school nightmare, to the millionth power ... and in Marin County, Calif.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
A ballplayer throws a chair into the stands, breaking a woman's nose, and outraged typists agree: Must be the fans' fault. Plus: Barry Bonds for MVP Stat of the Day.
Picasso’s buried treasure
Barbara Tannenbaum
Using X-rays and Silicon Valley technology, conservators have discovered a previously unknown painting behind the artist's "Rue de Montmartre."
U.S. troops face new torture claims
Richard Norton-Taylor
Iraqi detainees in the northern city of Mosul allege soldiers beat and stripped them, and forced them to listen to loud Western music.
What al-Qaida did to us
Salon Staff
Nine people who have experienced terrorist attacks around the world, from Bali to Yemen, share their thoughts on the third anniversary of Sept. 11.
Stung!
Eric Boehlert
A swarm of new media stories on young George W. Bush's dereliction of duty pops his heroic-leadership bubble.
The Republic of Letters confronts the crisis of the republic
Robert McCrum
Nine American novelists discuss their hopes and fears for the nation's next chapter.
Tuesday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
When Harry Potter met Jane Austen
Laura Miller
Susanna Clarke's "Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell" combines the dark, wild spirit of English fantasy with the grand wit and high style of the 19th century social novel. It's a grand performance -- and the most sparkling literary debut of the year.
The truth isn’t out there
Tim Grieve
From Dick Cheney on down, the Republican convention's speakers haven't let the facts get in the way of their partisan ferocity.
“Mom, what are asses of evil?”
Ellen Neuborne
Protesters have taken over my Manhattan neighborhood. But how do I explain their signs -- let alone the dismal state of the world -- to my 9-year-old son?
“You will have a fellow veteran in the White House”
Salon Staff
John Kerry promises America's soldiers that he will "lead an America where the benefits of American life are available to all who risked their lives defending it."
“Fingers stuck up at the Serbs”
Ed Vulliamy
Survivors of a concentration camp in Bosnia return to commemorate the dead, hoping for signs of remorse, if not reconciliation.
“Let’s turn a corner, any corner”
Joyce McGreevy
An exclusive look at George W. Bush's nomination speech.
“How to Make Love Like a Porn Star” by Jenna Jameson
Charles Taylor
World's biggest porn star tells all: Bad childhood, bad men, bad drugs -- but don't shed any tears for Jenna Jameson.
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