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For volunteers, a grisly task
Luke Harding
About 40,000 people died in Banda Aceh alone, and retrieving all the bodies is likely to take at least a month.
Payola is dead! Now what will we listen to?
Eric Boehlert
The bizarre, sleazy system of independent radio promotion may finally have bitten the dust. But believe it or not, pop radio may get even worse.
Hearts, minds and low, low gasoline prices
Jeff Horwitz
Flash-forward 2005
Thomas Bartlett
The year ahead promises records from Beck, Kanye West, Stevie Wonder, even Paris Hilton. Plus: Free music from Marianne Faithfull, Iggy Pop and more.
Letters
Salon Staff
Why only really stupid terrorists would use lasers to take down planes. A response to Patrick Smith's "Ask the Pilot."
The coming war over Social Security
Mark Follman
Syria at the crossroads
Ferry Biedermann
The nation that "punches above its weight" in the Middle East is caught between the desire to come in from the cold and its old habits of militancy -- and now it's facing U.S. troops across its border.
Opposing Gonzales
Geraldine Sealey
Who needs a spanky?
Louis Bayard
The exploitative "Who's Your Daddy?" is too stupid to get worked up over. But Americans might want to question the Fox idea of family.
“I got diagnosed with an STD since we played”
Lynn Harris
A new Internet-based public health program in San Francisco allows gay men with STDs to anonymously inform their partners via e-mail.
Letters
Salon Staff
"The Da Vinci Code": Promoter of conspiracy theory or defender of women's rights? Readers defend Dan Brown, argue about Christian history, and question whether fiction can be subjected to fact-checking.
Neocons take complete control
Sidney Blumenthal
George W. Bush continues to purge his administration of those who advised caution in Iraq, while Dick Cheney wrests power from a wobbly Condoleezza Rice.
No aid for America’s bad image
Kevin Berger
The year in gossip
Amy Reiter
You pretended you didn't care about Paris, Star, Lindsay and Martha. And who did you think you were fooling?
The Da Vinci crock
Laura Miller
A fascinating conspiracy about Jesus transformed the cheesy thriller, "The Da Vinci Code," into a phenomenal bestseller. Too bad it comes from "Holy Blood, Holy Grail," a masterpiece of bogus history.
I’m tired of being heroic and funny and competent and wise and patient
Cary Tennis
I'm not sure I even have a question -- I'm just fed up with everything, especially my husband.
Our friend eloped!
Cary Tennis
She ran off with a guy we don't really like, and told her family but not her friends!
2004: Pop went the culture
Salon Staff
From Janet's flash to Mel's "Passion," Table Talkers on the moments that defined the year.
Nice ice
Corrie Pikul
Lab-made diamonds are as dazzling as those mined by third-world labor. This bling may be easier on your conscience -- and your wallet.
The 10 best movies of 2004
Charles Taylor, Stephanie Zacharek
Salon's critics pick the year's finest films -- from the modest "Before Sunset" to the operatic "House of Flying Daggers" to the magical "A Very Long Engagement" to the triumphantly weird "Incredibles" and "SpongeBob."
Ohio, and the broken U.S. election system
Farhad Manjoo
Writing in the Margins
Scott Thill
Our author learns: Don't mess with Texas! Feel the Lone Star love, and grab this last-minute shopping list of the year's best comics and graphic novels for all the mods, rockers, punks and Texans on your list.
Vlad the terrible
Walter Mayr
Two years ago Russia's Vladimir Putin was a celebrated champion of democracy. Now he's being called "the Mussolini of Moscow."
Supporting the troops
Jeff Horwitz
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