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The Fix
Salon Staff
Intriguing details in the Jackson, Blake and Peterson cases. Plus: Was Jane Fonda forced into three-way sex?
Running on empty
Robert Bryce
The leading energy analysts who foretold Enron's demise have an alarming new claim: The world's major oil companies are almost tapped out.
All democracy, all the time
John Feffer
A new bill proposes to rid the world of dictators by 2025. But critics deride it as a pie-in-the-sky cover for Bush's failures.
State of discontent
Julia Scott
There's a growing movement in states across the country to bring the Army Reserves home from Iraq.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
"The Contender" is just like real boxing: It's real, but with healthy doses of fiction, and it's better as a TV show than it is as a sport.
Cashing in on 9/11
Tim Grieve
The families of some victims are outraged that a Virginia man has used 9/11 to sell a flag. But when George W. Bush used 9/11 to sell a war, they were right there with him.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Pill-popping sociopaths, bad actors in bad wigs, and
Faye Dunaway snuffing out the hopes of young hopefuls. Have I died and gone to heaven?
How do I find purpose in life?
Cary Tennis
I can sit in the tub and brood for hours, but never reach a firm decision.
Ari Fleischer: Still saying nothing after all these years
Eric Boehlert
The former Bush White House press secretary's memoir is long on praise for his boss and criticism of the "liberal" media, and short on revelations.
Fair and balanced, at least 27 percent of the time!
Mark Follman
A new study crowns Fox News Channel the king of biased reporting.
Wasilewski, Kurkiewicz and Miskiewicz in concert and on record
Salon Staff
Young Polish jazz piano trio with an exquisite Bjvrk cover.
Former feminist for 2008?
Paul Harris
Republicans and Democrats ponder a presidential run by Hillary Clinton as she reaches out to moderates of both parties.
Microsoft’s new project: Building a better high school
Christine Smallwood
A partnership between the software giant and the Philadelphia School District is an innovative solution to an urban crisis. But can public education survive private management?
Adventures in the skin trade
Priya Jain
Whether you love porn or think it's an abomination, "The Other Hollywood" will shake up everything you think you know about the sex film industry.
Window-dressing the EPA
Amanda Griscom Little
New EPA chief Stephen Johnson has enviro-group cred. But skeptics say he won't confront the White House's agenda.
Why MoveOn didn’t move on bankruptcy
Julia Scott
Eighteen Democratic senators backed the bankruptcy bill in Thursday's vote. Could MoveOn.org have made a difference?
“Millions”
Stephanie Zacharek
Saints smoke and big bags of cash fall from the sky in Danny Boyle's sweet-tempered, fun family film.
Not the “people power” Bush had in mind
Mitchell Prothero
Sending hordes of supporters into the Beirut streets, Hezbollah upstaged the opposition. But can the militant group decide what part it wants to play?
Judge orders USANext to stop using photo
Tim Grieve
Round one in a $25 million lawsuit goes to the plaintiffs.
“Nothing like this should ever happen”
Duncan Campbell
A year after the train bombings, pain is still etched on the streets of Madrid.
Sister act
Angelique Chrisafis
The five siblings of Robert McCartney vow to keep fighting for justice in Belfast, and force the IRA to change its ways, so that their brother will not have died in vain.
Casualty of war
Chris McGreal
After decades of Mideast conflict, the once mighty Jordan River is now little more than a drainage ditch -- and there's no solution in sight.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Bill James rocks bar stools across the land by changing his stance on a central question of sabermetrics: Is clutch hitting a skill?
A “virtuous pagan” looks at the priesthood
Benedicta Cipolla
Minna Proctor had always thought of religious people as fanatics. Then her father told her he wanted to become a priest -- and she decided to find out why.
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