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The grassroots war on Arlen Specter
Jeff Horwitz
Endgame for Rupert Murdoch?
Jane Martinson
A rival's plans to double his stake in News Corp. spark speculation about the media mogul's future.
Attack’s aftermath
Rory McCarthy
The U.S. blocks an aid convoy from entering Fallujah, and Iraq warns journalists to describe the military action as an overwhelming success.
Too violent for voting?
Michael Howard, Rory McCarthy
Iraq's deputy prime minister says elections could be delayed because of continuing security threats.
Frankenbill
Amanda Griscom Little
The energy bill is alive -- alive! -- and that could be bad news for Alaska's wilderness.
Tucker the Terrible vs. the Ragin’ Cajun
Sean Elder
Making dueling-pundit shows more civil is a ticket to nowhere. What we need to see is Bob Novak in leopard-skin tights and a well-oiled Paul Begala.
Election fraud watch
Farhad Manjoo
I'm not on Karl Rove's payroll -- and there's still no evidence that George W. Bush stole Election 2004.
Good wood
Miranda Purves
How to indulge in beautifully designed wood furniture and keep your tree-loving conscience (mostly) clean.
“The Big Red One”
Charles Taylor
The only sad thing about the gloriously reconstructed version of Sam Fuller's World War II film "The Big Red One" is that Fuller isn't around to see it.
Letters
Salon Staff
Salon readers weigh in on how to strengthen an independent, post-election media.
After Nov. 2
Salon Staff
Table Talkers weigh in this week on post-election emotions and the next four years.
Evangelicals want payback
Geraldine Sealey
Playing cowboys and Indians
David J. Morris
The military's emphasis on capturing Fallujah reveals a mind-set stuck in Western frontier mode.
Ethnic tensions in the Netherlands
Ian Traynor
In a nation once considered a haven for immigrants, "hate is spreading like a firestorm."
How Yasser Arafat will go down in history
Gary Kamiya
The PLO leader's legacy is rife with violence and failure. Yet his central achievement is undeniable: He kept alive the idea that a Palestinian people existed.
Memo to sore losermen
Dan Carol
You've had more than a week to mourn the election results. Now it's time to emerge from your pathetic fetal position.
A blessing and a curse
Daoud Kuttab
Upon the death of Yasser Arafat, a Palestinian journalist he jailed sums up the legendary leader's ambiguous legacy.
After Arafat
Mark Follman
The death of their leader brings a moment of truth for the Palestinians -- the great challenge of averting deeper chaos, and a chance to step toward lasting peace.
Crossing the church-state line
Sidney Blumenthal
Thomas Jefferson warned of the dangers of becoming a "priest-ridden people," but a conservative clergy was essential to Bush's victory.
Rethinking the party
Arianna Huffington
It's time for some fresh faces -- Democratic strategists who urge more boldness and less caution.
The media gives Bush a mandate
Eric Boehlert
Falling to its knees in record time, the press predicts the president will be a uniter this time -- really.
Ready or not, here we come!
Mark Follman
The Texas chainsaw massacre
Robert Bryce
With Bush's victory, the Lone Star State's right-wing ethos reigns supreme.
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