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“One of the top three or four torture-producing countries”
Andrew Meldrum, Paul Kelso
Activists present new evidence of systematic abuse of opposition members in the run-up to Zimbabwe's elections.
Ain’t gonna study war no more
Phillip Babich
Sgt. Kevin Benderman, a veteran of a tour in Iraq, refused to return. Why did a 10-year military man become a conscientious objector?
It’s your party and we’ll leave if we want to
Mark Follman
Thong warfare and the kidnapped beauty queen
Dana Vachon
A tour of socialist Venezuela, where 98 percent of the people are poor and the other 2 percent ogle metrosexual Tarzans and silicone-perfect blonds at a well-lubed fashion show.
Armstrong Williams: tip of the iceberg?
Jeff Horwitz
Supreme Court to Congress: Here’s what you really meant
Andrew Leonard
An expert explains why the unusual decision striking down mandatory sentencing guidelines has enraged Republicans -- and what effect it'll have.
Dead movement walking?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Roiled by harsh internal criticism and confronting four more years of Bush, environmentalists face a dark night of the soul.
The most secure ceremony in U.S. history
Julian Borger
Organizers and participants debate the level of protection needed for Bush's inauguration next week.
Victor’s justice?
Rory Carroll
A tribunal on the 1994 genocide in Rwanda is accused of ignoring the role of Tutsis.
Surprise, surprise, there were no WMD
Julian Borger, Jonathan Steele
But Bush sticks to his guns on whether invading Iraq was worth the cost.
Supreme Court does Anita Bryant proud
Mark Follman
Still dithering over Darfur
Simon Tisdall
Even if the U.N. declares later this month that genocide is occurring, international intervention is unlikely. But the newly formed Sudanese government offers some hope.
Tsunami, ground zero
Jeff Greenwald
After the waves hit, I dared myself to do something. Now I'm in Sri Lanka, where nothing will ever be the same again.
“Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle”
Stephanie Zacharek
Bathroom humor and stoner jokes aside, this teen-pleasing, stereotype-challenging road movie has a lot to say about race in America today.
The Fix
Salon Staff
O'Reilly and Clooney scuffle; Rather departure linked to memo scandal. Plus: A taste of Star Jones' self-help book.
The new Monkey Trial
Michelle Goldberg
By persuading the Dover, Pa., school board to teach creationism, Christian zealots have provoked a showdown over the status of not just evolutionary theory, but science itself.
Strange bedfellows deliver tsunami aid
Jeff Horwitz
Rags to riches, Republican style
Mike Rose
Bush's Cabinet nominees sport bios straight from Horatio Alger, but his policies will kick hardworking Americans off the ladder of success.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
NBC's "Committed" makes the unstable look adorable, Patricia Arquette makes psychics look sexy, and HBO's "Unscripted" makes struggling actors look ... about the same as they've ever looked.
Morocco: The price of anti-Americanism
Craig Charney
It's what America wants: A moderate Muslim country moving toward democracy. But Bush's policies have so enraged Moroccans that urgently needed reforms are seen as a U.S. plot.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NFL playoffs: From the sublime (Colts, Chargers) to the 8-8 (half of the NFC), the first weekend should at least provide lots of points, and at most four good games.
More fun with exit polls
Farhad Manjoo
New data gives ammunition to critics who believe the presidential election was stolen but still doesn't settle anything.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Jackson allegedly licked boy's head, Germaine Greer to be "Big Brother" housemate, and the word on Kathie Lee's new musical.
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