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Watch out for “a scruffy guy in a baseball cap”
Gary Younge
Pharmaceutical companies warn their employees about Michael Moore's next film project, tentatively titled "Sicko."
The Associated Press “insurgency”
Mark Follman
Conservative bloggers tar an AP photojournalist with complicity in Sunday's street execution in Baghdad -- another cheap shot at the "left-wing" media.
If you like Iraq, you’ll love Iran
Jeff Horwitz
Kenneth Pollack says the Bush administration doesn't have a clue about what to do in Iran and doesn't have much time to get it right.
Selling the forest for the trees
Rebecca Clarren
In a gift to timber industry patrons, the Bush administration is thinning national forests and cutting down government scientists who stand in the way.
Eyes wide shut
Charles Taylor
The world looked away when evil swept through Rwanda. Ten years later, a movie demands that we finally open our eyes.
The year in games
Wagner James Au
Developers, critics, gamers and analysts weigh in: What they loved, what they learned, what they worried about.
“Martyrdom” in Mosul?
Geraldine Sealey
Happy new year
Geraldine Sealey
Letters
Salon Staff
Were the Vargas girls about erotic subtlety or female oppression? Salon readers discuss David Amsden's essay.
More revealing than a wet sari
Luke Harding
A hapless schoolboy in India who made creative use of his mobile phone sparks a global dispute involving eBay and Condoleezza Rice.
The Friendster of photo sites
Katharine Mieszkowski
On the photo-sharing site Flickr, instant and unlikely communities spring up around a wild universe of images, from cats and grocery day to giving birth.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Arnold drops POTUS hints again, O'Reilly seen looking "semi-morose," and Brolin arrested for spousal abuse.
Letters
Salon Staff
Now that some of the election dust has settled, Salon readers duke it out over who's to blame for the Democrats' loss.
“Spanglish”
Charles Taylor
Want to know why Bush won? Watch James L. Brooks' smug message drama, which tries to skewer clueless liberal do-gooders but only succeeds in impaling itself.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Are terrorist laser beams the next scourge of the airways? And holiday wishes to our favorite scribe on Syrian musicians.
We challenge him to a duel
Geraldine Sealey
It’s the incompetence, stupid
James Verini
Forget MoveOn and ACT -- the real downfall of the Democrats was the Kerry campaign itself. A volunteer speaks out.
If it’s broke, we better start fixing it
Mark Follman
Fit to be tried
Rory McCarthy
"Chemical Ali," the man alleged to have gassed 5,000 Kurds in 1988, is the first in Saddam's regime to face trial.
“All we are asking is for them to pull out”
Rory McCarthy
As a U.S. general concedes that Iraqi resistance cells are getting more effective, two fighters explain their motivations.
End of the “big happy family”
Farhad Manjoo
In answer to critics of MoveOn, Wes Boyd says that mobilizing a vibrant opposition to Bush's policies was just the first step. And he doesn't blame Kerry for the Democrats' loss.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Pro-lifers seize on Scott Peterson's death sentence; creationists behold an ancient Indonesian dwarf. Plus: Will tranny-bashing Limbaugh get an FCC spanking?
The revolution that failed — for now
Farhad Manjoo
Groups like ACT and MoveOn promised to remake American politics, but they didn't beat Bush. Is there a future for liberal People Power?
Terror threat looms large
Mark Follman
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