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Conspiracy theory
Gary Younge
A study finds that a large proportion of African-Americans suspect that HIV was man-made as part of a plot against blacks.
Payback for covering up Bush’s DUI?
Mark Follman
Going backward
Rory McCarthy
Life for women in Iraq is deteriorating as the influence of hard-line Islamists grows. But one activist is fighting back.
No queremos Gonzales
Mark Follman
“The Society of Others” by William Nicholson
Laura Miller
A cynical, sullen young man hitches a ride with a book smuggler and finds himself in an Eastern European dystopia.
Four months on planet bin Laden
Jody K. Biehl
French journalist Georges Malbrunot recounts his horrific days in captivity and how he is now convinced of one thing: America's Iraq policy is doomed.
Not One Damn Bit of Good?
Farhad Manjoo
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Stop that gay-promoting SpongeBob! Fear CIA "mutineers" leaking secret neocon moves to Sy Hersh! Beware the coming Latino jihad! And more advice from the right wing as Bush retakes office.
Letters
Salon Staff
The real reasons Microsoft won't stop spam. Readers respond to Brian McWilliams' "How Microsoft Is Losing the War on Spam."
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Why the biggest airplane ever is not such a huge deal, really. Also, great news for New York-Lagos commuters.
This girl’s life
Curtis Sittenfeld
Lee Fiora enrolls in a New England boarding school and finds herself in a strange and uncomfortable world. Read an excerpt from Curtis Sittenfeld's hilarious first novel, "Prep."
My sister’s addicted to heroin
Cary Tennis
Is there anything I can do to help her? Pay her rent? Get her into rehab? Tell her new husband?
Regime change that could destroy our homeland
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush's plan for dismantling Social Security would have dire economic consequences, and Republicans who support it had better be prepared for a backlash.
“Read the stickers, sucker”
Tim Grieve
When freedom was the “peculiar institution”
Priya Jain
Adam Hochschild talks about how the abolitionist movement caught fire -- from the high seas to the kitchen pantry -- and changed the world forever.
The cult of Bush
Mark Follman
Letters
Salon Staff
Salon readers debate whether the 34 Bush scandals on Peter Dizikes' list are evidence that Americans will forgive the president anything, or a sign that Democrats need to intensify their efforts.
How Microsoft is losing the war on spam
Brian McWilliams
Bill Gates said junk e-mail would be history by 2006. His prediction's being buried by an avalanche of Viagra ads and Rolex pitches -- and his company's policies are a big reason why.
Bones of contention
John Vidal
Anthropologists are in an uproar over the significance of a tiny, ancient skeleton -- nicknamed the "hobbit" -- found on an island of modern-day short people.
The scandal sheet
Peter Dizikes
Print it out, send it to Harry Reid, or just read it and weep. Here are 34 scandals from the first four years of George W. Bush's presidency -- every one of them worse than Whitewater.
Toy story
Jeff Greenwald
With a truckload of stuffed animals, soccer balls and Frisbees, we head to refugee camps to bring relief to the kids of Sri Lanka.
We’re in love, but there’s a cultural barrier
Cary Tennis
I'm not Muslim and I'm the wrong ethnicity, so my girlfriend is afraid to tell her family about us.
The exorcist
Rebecca Traister
In his new book, mega-selling self-help author M. Scott Peck asserts that demonic possession is real -- and tells the story of two exorcisms he conducted himself.
Preparing for an attack on Iran?
Julian Borger, Ian Traynor
The Bush administration thinks that if it "can get rid of a few crazy mullahs and bring in the young guys who like Gap jeans, all the world's problems are solved," a former CIA official says.
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