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Physicians, heal thyselves
Elkan Allan
The biblical injunction takes on new meaning as British doctors struggle to regain public confidence.
Blame Canada? Hell, let's declare war!
Lance Gould
It's a vile, cold, wooded wasteland populated with propaganda-spewing lumberjacks and their irritating ilk. Who needs it?
“Beyond the Charts”
Janelle Brown
Bruce Haring sets out to tell the amazing story of how the MP3 movement turned the recording industry on its head, but misses the beat.
The disc master
Michael Sragow
A conversation with the Criterion Collection's Peter Becker, the man who created the ultimate DVD versions of "Grand Illusion," "This Is Spinal Tap" -- and "Armageddon."
Why Howard Safir must go
Jonathan Foreman
Rudy Giuliani's police commissioner has offered nothing but knee-jerk support for police officers who have killed three unarmed black men in 13 months. He should resign.
The odyssey of “Genghis Blues”
Jennifer New
The tale behind the Oscar-nominated documentary is as extraordinary as the Tuvan throat-singers it celebrates.
Rudy's favorite smear: You're nuts!
Anna Holmes
But what does his penchant for psychobabble tell us about the mayor's own mental health?
Letters to the editor
Salon Staff
Homeopathy is quackery, cry experts. Plus: Are liberals wrong about guns? George W. doesn't have what it takes.
Pop stardom vs. deathless prose
Anthony S. Brandt
Is Stephen King as important as Toni Morrison? Is Danielle Steel our Dickens? It all depends on how you measure.
Salon’s Politics2000 launch party
Salon Staff
Details goes bust
Sean Elder
It was gay then gender-bending then pure guy. Now, flailing for an identity, it's just gone.
Throwing eggs at “Mr. Democracy”
Chris Taylor
After losing the election, Taiwanese Nationalists blame their party's leader for betraying the unification dream modern Taiwan has already abandoned.
The voices in my head
Cary Tennis
They've been narrating my sexual fantasies and calling me names since I was 9, and that's ... OK.
Why we travel
Pico Iyer
It whirls you around, turns you upside down and stands everything you took for granted on its head.
Angels of justice
Alicia Montgomery
Barry Scheck and Jim Dwyer talk about the Innocence Project, which has helped overturn eight wrongful convictions of death-row inmates.
Sharps & Flats
Joseph Patel
The positive hip-hop of Blackalicious and Anti-Pop Consortium celebrates hip-hop past, present and future.
Letters to the editor
Salon Staff
Should gays pack heat? Plus: Feminism is dangerous to women? Baloney! Methadone won't work alone.
I miss lesbian reproductive sex
Laurie Essig
Little purple sticks, big metal tanks and doing it whether we wanted to or not -- now that's hot.
Sharps & Flats
Alex Pappademas
Beck's Kraftwerk-meets-Kraft-cheese funk -- and more audio fromage from Sonic Youth, Pavement, Cibo Matto and Air -- on "At Home With the Groovebox."
Skull wars
Lawrence Osborne
Native American activists battle scientists for bones that may prove they had white ancestors.
Uncovering Cairo
Rolf Potts
In which our correspondent makes rabbit stew, views an Egyptian film comedy about America and sees the pyramids in a new light.
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