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Ann Coulter, woman
David Bowman
The right's she-devil talks about why she loves the Grateful Dead, what Tolstoy and Dostoevsky taught her about life, and how she meets men.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to an interview with Todd Gitlin. Plus: Two core members of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity explain their July 15 resignation from the activist group.
Dealing with it
Charles Taylor
The new Mandy Moore vehicle isn't a great movie, but its honesty about teen sexuality is good enough to frighten some adults.
Anyone but Bush
Laura McClure
Veteran activist Todd Gitlin speaks out about MoveOn, ANSWER, the Greens -- and how progressives need to emulate the self-discipline of the right to win in 2004.
Confusion and outrage on the right
Michelle Goldberg
Recent gay-rights victories have left family-values conservatives stunned and fuming -- and demanding that a nervous Bush take their side.
The next war: Bush and the Supreme Court
Tim Grieve
With William Rehnquist and Sandra Day O'Connor considering retirement, activists on all sides are preparing for a firefight over Bush's next high-court nominee.
Filter mojo
Andrew Leonard
The institutions struggling to rid the Internet of porn and spam may have found the one weapon that works: The Net itself.
Gray Davis and the vast right-wing conspiracy
Tim Grieve
The effort to recall California's Democratic governor shows again that the GOP will stop at nothing to win more power.
Letters
Salon Staff
Hillary in 2008? Plus, readers respond to an interview with Danny Goldberg about why the Democrats lost the youth vote.
How the left lost teen spirit
Andrew O'Hehir
Bill Clinton won the youth vote. Al Gore split it with George Bush. Will Democrats realize they must embrace pop culture, not demonize it, to win
back the White House?
“Dispatches From the Culture Wars”
Salon Staff
What the tone-deaf Democrats are missing. An excerpt from Danny Goldberg's
new book.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers weigh in on the future of the Supreme Court and the Greens' role in the '04 presidential campaign. Plus, Rep. Tom Tancredo responds to allegations in "Vigilante Injustice."
The “Sex Woman”
David Bowman
Erica Jong talks about being married to a schizophrenic, the invention of naked women, Henry Miller's erotic fantasies, what's wrong with Bush and -- of course -- the zipless you-know-what.
“Man, Dad, you call yourself a man?”
Salon Staff
Heartbreaking Father's Day cards from kids in juvenile hall.
Defining judicial deviancy down
Michelle Goldberg
Bush's nomination of right-wing caricature William Pryor to the 11th Circuit takes his court-packing efforts to new depths.
In memory of Angel Nicole Gallagher (July 10, 1992 – July 10, 1992)
Salon Staff
Readers write in with their own stories of late-term abortion. Plus: Letters on the Clinton marriage.
“I’m a voting adult and it’s my job to fix it”
Joy Lanzendorfer
DIY goddess Ani DiFranco on political responsibility in the Bush era, the "lying, whoring media," life in New Orleans and her bottomless pit of self-loathing.
Real women, agonizing choices
Stephanie Booth
Lost amid the political and moral posturing over late-term abortions are the actual women who make the painful decision to undergo the procedure.
For poorer and for poorer
Suzy Hansen
For young couples trying to start a new life together, the dismal economy means more fighting, postponed weddings -- and less sex.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "Don't Ask -- He Won't Tell," by Jake Tapper, and "Vigilante Injustice," by Max Blumenthal.
Democrats: Profiles in spinelessness
Arianna Huffington
It's time for the Democrats to give up their play-it-safe politics and risk offending a radical minority.
“Getting Mother’s Body” by Suzan-Lori Parks
Amy Reiter
When 16-year-old Billy Beede gets word that her mother's grave is about to be plowed over, she takes off to rescue the corpse -- and the jewels rumored to be buried with it.
The hunger artist
Laura Miller
Caroline Knapp's final book is both the smartest anorexia memoir ever written and a fascinating journey along the tortuous pathways of female desire.
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