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Rapper’s delight
Peter L'Official
Jeff Chang's remarkable history tells the story of hip-hop, the most important music (and youth) movement of our time.
Political crackup
Sidney Blumenthal
By intervening in the Schiavo case, Bush moved the religious right into the heart of the GOP. Now there will be hell to pay.
A threat from Tom DeLay
Tim Grieve
The House majority leader says that "the men responsible" for Terri Schiavo's death will pay, and his allies on the religious right plot their revenge.
Determined to be counted
Jeevan Vasagar, Andrew Meldrum
As Mugabe predicts victory, one Zimbabwean voter says, "Remember the American elections between Bush and Gore? It came down to just a handful of votes."
Finding fault
Julian Borger
A presidential commission's report on WMD blames the CIA for intelligence failures in Iraq, and warns they could be repeated in Iran and North Korea.
The growing American gulag
Mark Follman
A new report says the number of prisoners in U.S. custody in Iraq has doubled since October -- many of them held in nothing more than "trailers surrounded by barbed wire."
Rudy’s not-so-money politics
Julia Scott
The former New York mayor seems to have the money thing down, but does he have the right political instincts for a serious shot at the White House?
Terrible hunger
Judith Moore
In plain and poignant language, Judith Moore's new memoir, "Fat Girl," chronicles her youth as an obese child starved of love.
After Arafat
Jennifer Miller
Fighting corruption, rebuilding institutions and trying to bring militants into the political system, Palestinians have moved on after the death of their leader. But how long will their new hopes last?
Afghaniscam
Susanne Koebl
The international community's need for a fast success story -- and lots of available money -- has led to an invasion of gold-digging consultants and aid workers.
Dissent will not be tolerated
Tim Grieve
In the latest version of a familiar story, three Denver residents say they were thrown out of a Bush event because they disagreed with the president.
I’m bipolar and my boyfriend is a “working alcoholic”
Cary Tennis
When he drinks, it gets weird and ugly.
The undiplomatic diplomat
Tim Grieve
Fifty-nine former diplomats say John Bolton is the "wrong man" to represent the United States before the United Nations.
The threat that wasn’t
Tim Grieve
The Commission on the Intelligence Capabilities of the United States Regarding Weapons of Mass Destruction has harsh words for the CIA -- and for the White House.
The good news or the bad news
Mark Follman
Is the media missing the big picture in Iraq? TNR's Lawrence Kaplan says today's press corps may be dogged by a "reverse" Vietnam effect.
Letters
Salon Staff
Has Martha Stout been watching too much "Buffy"? Salon readers sound off about speed and sociopaths.
In the name of the daughter
Rebecca Traister
Rebecca Miller talks about her new movie "The Ballad of Jack and Rose," directing her famous husband, and the inevitable questions about her legendary father.
The new Johnny Appleseed: Ronald McDonald
Gary Younge
Trying to overcome its junk food image, McDonald's is buying more apples than any other U.S. restaurant chain. This could fundamentally change the apple industry -- and not necessarily for the better.
On Good Friday, is Jeb Bush Pontius Pilate?
Tim Grieve
The religious right steps up its demand that the Florida governor save Terri Schiavo by seizing her.
Death penalty for I.V. drug users
Maia Szalavitz
The Bush administration is considering imposing a gag rule on U.S.-funded groups that provide clean needles to addicts, despite their huge success in preventing the spread of HIV.
Confederacy of shamans
Sidney Blumenthal
The GOP policymakers who have intervened in the Schiavo case pose as Christian moralists, but they more closely resemble tribal medicine men conducting necrophiliac rites.
Rummy’s version of Democracy 101
Page Rockwell
Concerned that schoolyard rules might trump democratic ones in Iraq, Rumsfeld gives the nation's new parliamentarians a talking to.
Terri Schiavo and the fight over Bush’s judges
Tim Grieve
If the solution to an "out of control" federal judiciary is the appointment of more Republican judges, the Schiavo case doesn't provide much evidence of it.
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