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Wolfowitz’s new agenda
Daphne Eviatar
Experts say the war hawk's fealty to the oil industry could derail the World Bank's mission to reduce poverty.
Rebellion in Russia’s backyard
Simon Tisdall
Although a move by four ex-Soviet republics to form a union has put Moscow on the defensive, Putin still holds a few trump cards.
The search for WMDs? It’s over
Tim Grieve
The Iraq Survey Group gives up on the hunt, but not without warnings about how the war in Iraq has increased the risk.
He doesn’t like to watch
Julia Scott
It's TV Turnoff Week, and its mastermind explains why thousands of culture jammers might be disrupting a sports bar near you.
A “volunteer” police state
Leslie Weise
Why were we forced out of Bush's Social Security talk? And why won't the White House identify that fake Secret Service agent who stopped us?
How the Bush brigade “supports” the troops
Mark Follman
When it comes to American POWs brutalized by U.S. enemies, the Bush White House -- with some help from the Supreme Court today -- is glad to settle for nothing.
“Forgotten casualties of war”
Jonathan Steele
A new report looks at the problems of girls caught up in armed conflicts, many of whom are forced into sex slavery.
Microsoft: On message, persuading no one
Tim Grieve
In explaining away a flip-flop on gay rights, CEO Steve Ballmer repeats the company line. Activist groups aren't amused.
Sexual revolutionaries
Michelle Goldberg
"Persepolis" author Marjane Satrapi talks about why Iranians don't think sex is sinful, the hypocrisy of American saber-rattling over Iran, and why George Bush and the mullahs are "the same."
Bush White House turns its back on Gulf War vets
Page Rockwell
The Supreme Court represents the last chance for a group of Gulf War POWs to be compensated for their suffering at Saddam's hands. The Bush administration wants the case thrown out.
The Dean scream gets softer?
Julia Scott
The former presidential candidate turned DNC chairman moderates his stance on the Iraq war. Will his loyal troops desert him?
“The Interpreter”
Stephanie Zacharek
Serious actors Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman star in this very serious movie, the first ever to be filmed inside the U.N.
The new McCarthyism
Juan Cole
A witch hunt against a Columbia professor, and the New York Times' disgraceful support for it, represent the gravest threat to academic freedom in decades.
Letters
Salon Staff
"Good girl or bad girl -- I don't know anyone who isn't a little bit of each." Readers respond to Corrie Pikul's interview with author Karen Stabiner.
In your face, Earth Day
Amanda Griscom Little
The House greenlights an environment-choking energy bill just in time for Earth Day. Why aren't more enviro groups rallying to plant trees and stop Bush?
DeLay’s fumes cloud energy bill
Rebecca Sinderbrand
The House majority leader has become the public face of a polluter-friendly provision of the president's energy plan, threatening its long-term prospects.
Another reason to switch?
Tim Grieve
After Microsoft withdraws its support, Washington's state senate defeats a measure that would have outlawed anti-gay discrimination.
The gay/hipster index
Christopher Dreher
Richard Florida argues that unless America turns its cities into gay-friendly, hip creativity hubs like San Francisco, the best and brightest will opt for foreign climes.
Nailing the Hammer? Not so fast
Arianna Huffington
Tom DeLay's ethical rap sheet is longer than the list of boys who have shared Michael Jackson's bed. But the new GOP line is "He hasn't done anything wrong."
“Just kiss your lifestyle goodbye”
John Vidal
Some experts believe that global oil production will peak as early as next year, radically changing the world as we know it.
Is Santorum nervous about going nuclear?
Tim Grieve
The Pennsylvania senator, up for re-election in 2006, has checked out the polls, and he doesn't like what he sees.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Fonda gets spit on. O'Reilly accuser gets pricey home. Jackson gets smeared with Vaseline charges.
Iraqi Prime Minister escapes bomb attack
Jamie Tarabay
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