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Fighting stem cells, not terror cells
Eric Boehlert
Weeks before 9/11, the president was "consumed" by a pressing policy matter -- but it wasn't al-Qaida.
The red-state Martha
Rebecca Traister
Ignored by taste-makers but embraced by millions, ex-jiggle-blonde Suzanne Somers has built an empire of jewelry, food, ThighMasters and gauzy spirituality.
Antonin Scalia, self-made martyr
Tim Grieve
He could have been the next chief justice. Today, he's just a poster boy for intolerance, vitriol and questionable ethics.
Antonin Scalia, self-made martyr
Tim Grieve
He could have been the next chief justice. Today, he's just a poster boy for intolerance, vitriol and questionable ethics.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers weigh in Gary Kamiya's "A Tale of Two Miseries," Catholics' view of the presidential election, and Sen. Zell Miller's recent attack on Bush's critics.
The Catholic factor
Andrew Greeley
Will John Kerry's fellow Catholics turn out for him the way they did for the last JFK?
Letters
Salon Staff
Trust issues: Readers tell Cary Tennis what they think of the guy who read the diary.
Miscarriage of justice
Robert J. Howe
Imagine a future where the punishment for not having your baby is a life sentence of hard labor.
Howard Stern’s schwing voters
Eric Boehlert
The raunchy jockey is mobilizing his army of listeners against Bush -- and they could make a difference in November.
Say one thing, do another, cont.
Geraldine Sealey
Advice to Kerry: It’s all about heart
Fred Branfman
It's not enough to be smarter than George W. Bush -- you've got to show some real feeling.
Damaged goods
Cary Tennis
I got engaged, then found out she is bipolar. How can I break it off with the least amount of hurt for both of us?
Florida, again
Tim Grieve
The 2004 presidential race could turn on the Sunshine State, just as it did in 2000. And the early evidence suggests Bush is in big trouble.
Is “The Sopranos” a chick show?
Rebecca Traister
Why an ultraviolent drama about a New Jersey mafioso paints a more nuanced portrait of women than anything you'll find on Lifetime.
Theocons vs. neocons
Sidney Blumenthal
With Mad Mel scaring the Jewish vote and Bush pandering to his theocratic base, the Republicans are quickly losing their secular swing voters.
Bracing for the backlash
Jennifer Buckendorff
In Massachusetts, some advocates of same-sex marriage are asking whether the cost of progress may be too high.
Branding Kerry with the L-word
Joe Conason
The Bush team and the pliant media are already hitting him as a Massachusetts liberal. Can Kerry counterpunch?
Tuesday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
Why “Dirty Dancing” is the best girl movie ever
Curtis Sittenfeld
You can keep "Havana Nights" -- nothing compares to the original, a sizzling film that offered awkward, smart teens hope that a sexy heartthrob might sweep them away.
Ashcroft wants women’s medical records
Geraldine Sealey
Bush’s war over gay marriage
Tim Grieve
The president finally caves to the Christian right and backs a constitutional amendment, the better to beat up John Kerry. But will his newly emboldened right-wing allies go too far?
Steam heat and cold ground
Charles Taylor
In our roundup of the best new mysteries, a hip-hopper sells his soul to the devil, an abortion goes wrong in late-'60s Chicago, and a Minnesota sheriff's detective can't find her shifty cop husband.
Revolt of the Goldwater conservatives
Sidney Blumenthal
In Arizona, home of American conservatism's feisty icon, independent-minded voters may have a nasty surprise for George W. Bush.
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