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A prisoner’s tale
Graeme Wood
The saga of a hapless New Zealander who ended up behind bars after seeking work in Iraq reveals the darker side of the U.S.-led coalition's operations.
Stars try to shine the way in Ohio
Michelle Goldberg
Paul Newman, Steve Buscemi, Matt Dillon and a cast of dozens dazzle Cleveland with a door-to-door drive to get out the vote.
The battle for the Catholic vote
Joe Feuerherd
Facing a legitimacy crisis at home, American bishops have been trying to crack down on pro-choice politicians like John Kerry. But so far Catholic voters are siding with the Democrat.
Iraq explosives story detonates under Bush campaign
Eric Boehlert
How team Bush has bungled the al-Qaqaa controversy -- with a new "60 Minutes" blockbuster coming on Sunday.
Down with the Kerry haters
Michelle Goldberg
Outside the Bush-Arnold rally in Ohio, Republicans railed at demonstrators with apocalyptic fury.
Fun and games in Florida
Farhad Manjoo
Are voter mishaps in the Sunshine State a Republican plot, a Democratic scheme or just pure abject incompetence?
There is a house in New Orleans
Mary Jacoby
Rumors involving a prostitute and a secret alliance with neo-Nazi David Duke trail the Republican Senate candidate in Louisiana.
Happy days are here again!
Jim Hightower
Cheer up, progressives, says Texas populist Jim Hightower. Not only will Kerry win decisively on Nov. 2 -- we're also seeing the great awakening of grass-roots democracy.
NAACP, the taxman cometh
Geraldine Sealey
“It will be worse than in 2000”
Mary Jacoby
NAACP head Julian Bond says the GOP is going all out to suppress the black vote. Can his "Election Protection" offensive stop them?
Why the U.S. must withdraw from Iraq
Peter Dale Scott
Vietnam proved that offensive occupations are doomed. In his arrogance, Bush is repeating the same blunder.
Al Qaqaa story continues to explode
Mark Follman
Who could replace Arafat?
Chris McGreal
As the Palestinian president's health deteriorates, questions arise about how a new leader would affect the politics of the region.
GOP paints Dems as flu villains
Eric Boehlert
Letters
Salon Staff
"This election is giving me shingles!" Readers tell Salon how politics is affecting them.
Republicans’ bash-Bush bash in Denver
Mark Follman
Watch Bush’s “one-fingered victory salute”
Salon Staff
Back when he was Texas governor, the president sassed Karen Hughes big time, and the cameras caught him.
Requiem for a reformer
Peter Dizikes
Four years ago, he drew celebrities and crowds. This time, as it wheezes toward the finish line, the Nader campaign has the feel of Spinal Tap's last tour.
“Celsius 41.11”
Stephanie Zacharek
With this surreally bad, conservative response to "Fahrenheit 9/11," the year of the political film finally hits rock bottom.
“Mosh” for the masses
Thomas Bartlett
The most important protest song of this election, courtesy of Eminem. Plus: Free new music from Tom Waits and the Pixies' Frank Black.
The unmaking of the president
Sidney Blumenthal
Why the incumbent who should have won in a cakewalk is headed for defeat next week.
The power of a publisher
Lisa Chamberlain
Some consider the Cleveland Plain Dealer's decision to endorse no one for president a victory -- the paper almost gave the nod to Bush.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Stern confronts Powell; Katherine Harris caught canoodling? Christie Brinkley's kid endorses Kerry.
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