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Leaders chat, border vigilantes mobilize
Julia Scott
As Bush meets with Vicente Fox and Paul Martin, is the illegal-immigration issue about to boil over?
When left is right
Mark Follman
From the Terri Schiavo case to expanded government powers in the war on terrorism, conservative libertarians are palling around an awful lot these days with the political left.
Twisted “Cedar”
Mitchell Prothero
As crucial elections approach, the Lebanese opposition is divided about its next move. Are these differences merely tactical -- or could they plunge Lebanon back into chaos?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Barry Bonds blames the media. Yeah, we got him good this time. Plus: Pat Summitt breaks Dean Smith's record. Can we compare them? Of course.
Daily Download: “All Afternoon Part 2 (Dawn of the Dead),” Bird Show
Salon Staff
Pseudo-enthno-musicological drone music from Town and Country's guitarist.
Waiting for G
Laura Miller
A new book rescues one of the 20th century's greatest minds from the postmodern relativists who have claimed him -- and his pal Einstein -- as their own.
The devil wore J. Crew
Sara Eckel
A new book says that sociopaths aren't just Scott Peterson and BTK. They are your neighbors, bosses -- even therapists.
Child soldier turned rap star
Vanessa Thorpe
Saved from waging war at age 13 by an aid worker, Emmanuel Jal is now busy with other projects -- promoting peace in Africa and helping with a film, starring Nicole Kidman, about his rescuer.
The good news from Iraq
Mark Follman
It may well have gotten buried under all the Schiavo madness, but there was news yesterday of positive developments in one of Baghdad's most dangerous sectors.
SXSW: Off the beaten path
Salon Staff
Thailand's biggest rock star and an exciting hip-hop crew from Senegal.
Reconstructing justice
Duncan Campbell
A group of Western lawyers eager for adventure is introducing legal aid to Afghanistan, where a trial for murder can take less than an hour.
Who killed Hariri?
Brian Whitaker
As the U.N. prepares to present its findings on the assassination of Lebanon's former P.M., evidence increasingly points to a pro-Syrian group.
The Fix
Salon Staff
David Spade's penis schnozz? Queen Camilla? "Insider" host's attempted three-way?
When public opinion doesn’t matter
Eric Boehlert
Polls show Americans overwhelmingly support Michael Schiavo's case. Why is the media ignoring them?
On the verge of collapse
Euan Ferguson
Voting out Robert Mugabe would help prevent growing hunger, but as repression tightens, Zimbabweans see little hope for regime change.
Head scratcher
Joe Conason
Bush cites Wolfowitz's Pentagon experience in choosing him to head the World Bank. Considering his atrocious track record at Defense, the Bank should get ready for an epidemic of waste, fraud and corruption.
“Melinda and Melinda”
Stephanie Zacharek
Woody Allen has cast Will Ferrell, Chloe Sevigny and Wallace Shawn in his latest flick, and none of them are any the better for it.
Jose’s last blast
Kevin Berger
Bumbling, arrogant, bloodshot-eyed but utterly endearing, Jose Canseco transformed the sanctimonious steroid hearings into a theater of unpleasant truths.
What spiritual practice will get me to that warm, safe place?
Cary Tennis
I was raised Catholic. Hinduism and Buddhism attract me. I like meditation. What is my path?
Wolfowitz reaches out to Bono
Tim Grieve
If the World Bank nominee was hoping for an endorsement, he still hasn't found what he's looking for.
Unending troubles
Sidney Blumenthal
Despite calls from the right for "spiritual warfare" in defending the House majority leader against ethics charges, the fate of DeLay Inc. looks grim.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NCAA Tournament Day 1 is a little light on upsets, though Alabama and LSU would disagree. And Illinois looks vulnerable but wins.
SXSW Day 1: Elvis Costello rules the day
Salon Staff
Costello gives an extraordinary two-hour performance and reveals his equally extraordinary ego.
Tsunami warnings
David Adam
Scientists studying the region struck in December say a second major earthquake could occur in the Indian Ocean within a year.
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