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Tex ed
Lynn Harris
The Lone Star State adopts school health texts that say nothing about contraception -- even though the state has the highest birth rate among high school students in the nation.
Countrywide conflict
Rory McCarthy
The Iraq insurgency spreads as eight militant groups say they plan to step up operations against the "American enemy" in retaliation for Fallujah.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Madonna, Dustin weigh in on war; Cat Stevens named "Man for Peace"; goodbye, Star Jones?
Joyful and triumphant
Michelle Goldberg
The religious right is in heaven at the prospect of remaking the Supreme Court.
The bloody road to elections in Iraq
Mark Follman
Who nabbed Indymedia’s computers?
Mathew Honan
The freewheeling network of Web sites has a history of clashing with authority. But usually it knows who is trying to shut it up.
The future of America is blue
Lisa Chamberlain
Almost 5 million more young people voted this time, and most went Democratic.
Naked (and clothed) came the porn stars
Pete L'Official
A noted photographer takes before and after pictures of Jenna Jameson and other XXX performers.
“Sorry, everybody”
Rebecca Traister
Casting couch
Benjamin Wallace
We sit in as reality TV pros pick the contestants on Fox's "The Rebel Billionaire," making sure they're angry, ill-informed, hyperbolic and have beautiful skin.
Seeing red? Check out these maps
Corrie Pikul
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
What's the funniest: Smokers trying to kick, vaginas with tentacles, or teary-eyed models? All your most probing questions answered here.
Kerry was not bold enough to win
Arianna Huffington
His campaign's decision to woo undecided voters proved fatal.
Turnout is still key
Paul Harris
Record numbers of voters help both sides, but Karl Rove's skillful strategy of mobilizing religious voters and "closet Republicans" proves hard to beat.
The TV ad that put Bush over the top
Eric Boehlert
An unscripted emotional encounter with the president, captured on camera, ends up a winner.
“Feeding a monster who has the party by its tail”
Oliver Burkeman
The religious right's agenda on abortion and gay marriage could tear apart the GOP.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Norwegian rap group accused of Bush death threat, Portman won't strip, Redford vows to stay and fight.
Forget the “heartland”
Janet Sullivan
A Kerry volunteer says Dems aren't latte-drinking snobs -- and they
don't need to "reach out" to red state reactionaries.
What do we do now?
Salon Staff
Politicos, academics and artists -- Huffington, Paglia, Lamott, McInerney, Moby and more -- respond to the prospect of four more years of Bush.
Heading toward reconstruction on their own?
Mark Follman
Waking up with the election blues
Emma Brockes
Liberal Britons hear the crushing news and begin swapping e-mails about how miserable they feel.
The win that wasn’t
Tim Grieve
For a few golden hours on Tuesday night, John Kerry smelled victory. But as he watched the map get redder and Ohio slip out of reach, he was forced to accept the inevitable.
Rainy days, doldrums and river towns
Thomas Bartlett
Let us now praise Blonde Redhead and CocoRosie. Plus: Music that's like "liquid ravioli," and free downloads galore from Pavement and more.
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