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Homegrown terror

David Neiwert
Who's sending out anthrax? One possibility is becoming harder to ignore: The U.S.'s own far-right extremists.

The nation’s last anthrax scare

Frederick Clarkson
No one paid much attention when abortion providers received letters supposedly tainted with anthrax in 1998 and 1999. Everyone's paying attention now.

Movies of the Middle East

Janelle Brown
Middle Eastern cinema provides a rich and complex look at a region that has suddenly moved to center stage.

“The thin blonde line”

Anthony York
The online feud over Ann Coulter's firing by the National Review continues.

A plane, an explosion

Gabriel Olds
Flying again is scary and tender and sticky.

Falwell should have listened to the feminists

Robert Scheer
Instead of blaming them for the attacks on the U.S., right-wingers ought to thank women's groups for raising alarms about the Taliban early and often.

Networks of terror

John Leonard
As television hypes the coming war, the nation watches passively. Stunned by grief, we've shut ourselves up.

“Rebel Heart” by Bebe Buell

Stephanie Zacharek
The beauty who bedded Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, Elvis Costello and other rock stars insists that she's no groupie.

Swimming with sharks

Norah Vincent
"Compassionate conservatism" means creating a social contract where people take responsibility for swimming with sharks -- or sleeping with them.

It’s a shame about Ray

Salon Staff
Readers respond to recent articles on Ray Bradbury, the British monarchy, Jonathan Richman and a funny little newspaper column.

What are we fighting for?

Lisa Moricoli Latham
I might have thought that losing my pregnancy would turn me against stem cell research. But it had the opposite effect.

Bushed!

Salon Staff
Back to business.

Bushed!

Salon Staff
Bush suffers late summer slip.

Dog days for God

Robert Scheer
Its been a rough summer, taking the blame for senseless limits on stem cell research and killings on both sides in the Middle East.

Sex, the city and the price of freedom

Joyce Millman
In the latest whirling, surprising season of "Sex and the City," our four heroines get what they (think they) want.

The AIDS obstructionists

David Horowitz
As the AIDS epidemic spins out of control, special interest groups are preventing one of the only things that can work -- mandatory testing.

None of your beeswax

Jennifer Foote Sweeney
Certainly we have better things to do than judge each other's feminist credentials.

Bushed!

Salon Staff
Nobody can agree on Bush's big compromise.

Is Bill Maher a libertarian?

Dann Halem
His "Politically Incorrect" record shows him to be something really un-PC: A flaming liberal.

Bad lieutenants

Jake Tapper
Moderate Republicans like Rep. Christopher Shays have proven to be an unexpected stone in Bush's shoe. But do they have the stomach to stand up to the GOP's bully boys?

Battle for the bloc

Anthony York
Bush's agonizing over stem cell research points up the administration's effort to woo the Catholic vote -- at a time when many say it no longer exists.

Poison Valley

Jim Fisher
Is workers' health the price we pay for high-tech progress? First of two parts.

Kiss and kiss and kiss and tell

Amy Reiter
Liv Tyler's mom spills beans on foolin' with Page, Jagger and Costello; Hurley and Grant together again for yuks? Mariah Carey freaks out online; and more.

Blue Glow

Joyce Millman
Salon's TV picks for Weekend, July 27-29, 2001
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