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Bush’s retreat from reality
Michelle Goldberg
Revolt in the ranks in Iraq
Mary Jacoby
The inside story of the Army platoon that refused to carry out a "death sentence" mission.
Seeing red in Florida
Farhad Manjoo
Four years after the biggest voting debacle in U.S. history, many suspect that GOP officials in the crucial state are planning dirty tricks again.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Jon Stewart says he'll vote for Kerry; "Team America" under fire from fundraising group called Team America; Franken weighs in on O'Reilly troubles.
“Team America: World Police”
Charles Taylor
The new film by "South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker starts off strong, but then resorts to lame anti-left jokes that could have been written by Ann Coulter.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The Astros join the Red Sox in the world of serious trouble. Plus: NFL Week 6 picks.
Getting to the bottom of the bulge
Farhad Manjoo, Gavin McNett
Does the Bush-is-wired story make sense? A variety of experts weigh in.
In the polls
Jeff Horwitz
People like us
Salon Staff
Table Talkers open up this week on family, politics and what it takes to make a connection.
Sinclair’s disgrace
Eric Boehlert
The right-wing network's decision to force its affiliates to air anti-Kerry propaganda is one of the lowest moments in the history of television news, says the former head of the FCC. And it may unleash a backlash.
Still not true
Jeff Horwitz
The winner, so far
Jeff Horwitz
Bush receiving messages from Mars
Tim Grieve
The race to the bottom
Mark Follman
According to the Times' ombudsman, hateful rhetoric from the left this political season is more "vile" than from the right. Maybe that's true of his in box -- but it isn't of America at large.
Why did my brother die in Iraq?
Dante Zappala
Sherwood was a big man who stood up for me when I was a kid -- and stood up for his country. To honor his death, I had to find out what he was fighting for.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Fox gets spanked for topless strippers scene; Ryan calls Tatum allegations "malicious lies"; and Paris' people "scoff" at latest porn reports.
Walk to school, yes, but don’t forget your lawyer
Linda Baker
Liability issues? Corporate sponsorship? The Safe Routes to School program has encouraged thousands of kids to get out of their cars and onto their feet, but what ever happened to a simple stroll?
Maimed but not mute
Mary Jacoby
A politically diverse group of Iraq vets say it's time for Americans to face the ugly truths about the war.
Voter fraud isn’t just for Florida anymore
Geraldine Sealey
Wednesday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
Scholars flunk Bush on foreign policy
Jeff Horwitz
Letters
Salon Staff
"The cheapest shot a critic can take": Readers blast Stanley Crouch's attack on Philip Roth's "The Plot Against America."
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Red Sox-Yankees: For once, you can believe the hype. Plus: Steve Lyons is actually listenable.
Stopping Sinclair
Geraldine Sealey
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