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Brand new war for the Army of God?
Frederick Clarkson
Under government scrutiny for their ties to antiabortion anthrax hoax letters, the Army's leaders are spouting new, violent rhetoric against gays.
Possum capital of the South
Randall Williams
A bizarre tale of muskets, cross-dressing and marsupial hoisting in the Southern town once accused of hiding notorious fugitive Eric Rudolph.
Let the anti-drug ads continue
Cary Tennis
Most liberals hate those spots linking drug use to terrorism. But as a former drug abuser, I think exposing the seamy drug-trafficking underworld is a fair way to make kids think twice.
All my brethren
Carina Chocano
On CBS's unintentionally hilarious Supreme Court drama "First Monday," the nation's young and restless high court is a guiding light for the bold and the beautiful as the world turns.
Feminism, that old whipping boy
Salon Staff
Readers respond to articles on Erma Bombeck and female fatherhood.
Our own terror cells
Frederick Clarkson
If the Bush administration treated homegrown terrorists like their overseas comrades, its dragnet could ensnare the far political right -- and John Ashcroft.
The geeks who saved Usenet
Katharine Mieszkowski
Google's restoration of digital history relied on a few heroes' packrat mentality and a mountain of decaying mag tapes.
The emotional machine
Suzy Hansen
Steve Grand, designer of the artificial life program Creatures, talks about the stupidity of computers, the role of desire in intelligence and the coming revolution in what it means to be "alive."
How low can they go?
Kera Bolonik
Women's magazines, once the source of first-rate writing, now offer a steady diet of diets and product tie-ins to readers who get no respect.
A pox on pro-lifers
Chris Mooney
Antiabortion groups say they'd rather die than take a smallpox vaccine derived from fetal tissue.
Send in the clones
Norah Vincent
The president's opposition to cloning stem cells is based on scientific superstition and Luddite fears.
Back to nature
Arthur Allen
The bioethics czar's new right-hand man is passionately opposed to abortion, public schools, federal taxes and Democrats.
Have abortion foes received anthrax letters too?
Anthony York
Yes, says Army of God's Donald Spitz, but the "liberal media" ignored them.
Abortion terrorism intrigue
Frederick Clarkson
The Nuremberg Files' Neal Horsley says fugitive abortion foe Clayton Waagner took him hostage, claimed credit for anthrax hoax -- and promised to kill 42 clinic workers if they don't resign. Skeptics say they're in cahoots.
ACLU offers to support Rev. Falwell
Salon Staff
Terrorizing the environmental movement
Paul Tolme
Rep. Scott McInnis of the GOP wants leading green groups to denounce eco-terror, though they're already on record against it. Is he using Sept. 11 to crack down on groups he disagrees with?
Are right-wing hate groups behind anthrax terror?
Anthony York
Nobody knows, because the Justice Department isn't investigating violent militants on the right the way it's monitoring Muslims, critics say.
Are anthrax letters OK for abortion-rights groups?
Anthony York
Activists concerned about a second wave of threats fear the attorney general's antiabortion beliefs are the reason he won't meet with them.
The real “fifth column”
Joe Conason
While conservative pundits whine about treacherous lefty intellectuals, a real group of far-right traitors may be striking at America from within.
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.
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