Christopher Reeve and rights groups sue Bush, while half-human Bat Boy stalks Jenna. Plus: The president smiles through party switch as Republicans back off tough talk.

Bush's cranky, feeble defense of the Iraq war at Monday's press conference echoed his father's political meltdown.

Michael Moore's film blocked by Disney. . . which may soon be headed by Mel Gibson? Cheney and Powell bad blood exposed. Plus: Gore TV's a go, but won't be "partisan channel."

Dick Cheney said the war in Iraq would last "weeks rather than months." Year three just began.

A self-described "election junkie" surveys dozens of books about the 2000 presidential contest and arrives at some troubling conclusions.

Say it again: The enemy of our enemy is still a war criminal

The Kentucky senator is spectacularly ill-suited to win the Republican nomination. Here's why

The Salon columnist takes a new role with the Hillary Clinton campaign.

The 43rd president had some uncharacteristically harsh words about the current one

Salon interviews Stanley Crouch about the future of literature under the new administration.

Meanwhile, Jeb mimics his big brother on the campaign trail: "A president is a decider"

Now streaming, the play reveals how a tiny town in Newfoundland welcomed passengers from 38 diverted planes

What does "terrorism" mean in an era when most terrorists are aligned with mainstream GOP politics?

Was the vice president more interested in playing house with Tipper than in a career in politics? Ad experts deconstruct the latest campaign spots.

New data indicate a majority of Democrats now hold a favorable view of George W. Bush