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William Safire’s dubious legacy
Eric Boehlert
The departing Times columnist says he's proudest of his reporting. Looking over decades of his false accusations and erroneous assertions, it's hard to see why.
More relief for struggling millionaires
Michelle Goldberg
If you thought the current Bush tax rate rewarded the wealthy, wait until you get a load of his administration's latest plan.
Losing my religion
ZZ Packer
My mother is a black evangelical Christian -- and a staunch Democrat. The party failed her and millions of other religious folk, and that has to change.
Less safe, less free
David Cole
John Ashcroft's war on terrorism has done enormous damage to our liberties -- and he has few tangible results to show for it.
History of complicity
Barry Lando
Did the first President Bush, in 1991, and President Reagan, in the late '80s, cynically choose to ignore Saddam's use of chemical weapons against Iraqis?
Icarus in the Oval Office?
Mark Follman
The Fix
Salon Staff
Linda Ronstadt compares Bush to Hitler, Smith says "Alexander" is no "Showgirls," and Meadow Soprano calls off deal.
The resurrection of Nick Cave
Thomas Bartlett
The most talented romantic Christian poet rocker in the world talks to Salon about his new record and his return to songwriting form.
Third World democracy
Farhad Manjoo
The real problem with the American election system isn't fraud, it's good old-fashioned incompetence. And that's something we can fix -- if we have the will.
Independent insurgents?
Rory McCarthy
Iraqis aren't sure who killed aid worker Margaret Hassan. Those responsible "don't play by the rules of kidnapping."
Always cordial
Ewen MacAskill, Jon Henley
The continuing rift between Chirac and Blair over the Iraq war is unlikely to mar their talks in London.
Gambling on Harry Reid
Michael Green
Have the Democrats hit the jackpot with the new minority leader from Nevada -- or crapped out?
Happy surprises
Thomas Bartlett
The incomparable Keith Jarrett Trio finds its way online. Plus: Live music from Wilco, a beautiful composition from Nick Drake, and songs from the forgotten and "quirky" -- free.
I am what I ate
Katharine Mieszkowski
I'm a toxic waste dump, loaded with mercury -- and I don't even eat very much fish.
“Besides, she’s really smart!”
Julian Borger
The State Department may not be a natural fit for Rice, despite the president's confidence in his closest advisor.
If at first you don’t secede
Michelle Goldberg
Feeling they've lost any say in how the nation is run, liberals are turning to an unfamiliar philosophy: States' rights.
Rewriting the rules of freedom and security
Mark Follman
Ode to an Ol’ Dirty Bastard
Pete L'Official
He left behind a violent legacy and possibly a dozen children. But the Wu-Tang Clan rapper also helped forge an irresistible pan-Asian-ghetto-gangsta style.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Some hilarious outrage over Barry Bonds winning the MVP. Plus: McNabb's latest greatest scramble, and an update on the hapless ranks of the unranked.
Presidential debate
Salon Staff
Reporter Greg Palast and Salon's Farhad Manjoo debate the election results in Ohio.
My roommate thinks he’s Japanese
Cary Tennis
He eats ramen with lacquered chopsticks, but he's just an American joe!
“Overly broad and unworkable, if not unconstitutional”
Geraldine Sealey
Welcome to Canada!
David Beers
We've got same-sex marriage, medical marijuana -- and, hey, 80 percent of us think Bush runs a rogue nation! But I'd better warn you -- we're not as blue as you think.
Anda’s game
Cory Doctorow
Killing newbies who were trying to cheat the system seemed like a good way to make a buck. But in this simulated reality, who is scamming whom?
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