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The other hostages in Iraq
Jonathan Steele
The coalition is reluctant to release prisoners like "Dr. Germ" because they know too much -- they might reveal the fraud behind the invasion.
How to have fun with ethanol
Dan Mitchell
When an American company processes Brazilian ethanol in an El Salvadoran plant, how many tax loopholes is it jumping through? And how many U.S. politicians are going to feign outrage?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
How can Barry Bonds be the MVP when he's such a lousy left fielder? The Stat of the Day tells all. Hint: It's a trick question.
In the polls
Jeff Horwitz
“Ruthless operational commander”
Ewen MacAskill, Rory McCarthy
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the man responsible for the beheadings in Iraq, will apparently stop at nothing to create a pure Islamic zone in the Middle East.
Power struggle
Rory McCarthy
The confusion over the release of two "high-value" female prisoners in Iraq reveals who's really in charge.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Whoa! Did Britney Spears fake her wedding to throw off the press? Plus: Cat Stevens blocked from entering U.S., David O. Russell and Larry David express alarm over press coverage, and Martha stock shoots up.
The enemy is us
Sam Gardiner
In war, you deny information, spread lies and use psychological warfare. An expert on military information operations explains how Bush has mastered this technique -- and used it against the American people.
Republican mischief in Texas
Jake Bernstein, Dave Mann
In a continuing investigation, a grand jury indicts three of Tom DeLay's top fundraising associates and a handful of companies for money laundering and other felonies.
Letters
Salon Staff
"The 'I had an abortion' T-shirts will do more harm to the pro-choice movement than good." Laura Barcella's article inspires personal stories -- and outrage.
“Voter terrorism”
Farhad Manjoo
For decades, Republicans have mounted highly organized operations to discourage minorities from voting. Experts say there's no reason to believe this year's presidential campaign will be any different.
The Saudis just say no to Bush
Claude Salhani
The desert kingdom's elite say a second term would be "catastrophic."
Kerry gaining in battleground states
Jeff Horwitz
Whom would al-Qaida vote for?
Ewen MacAskill, Sophie Arie
In a private meeting, the British ambassador to Rome tells other diplomats that Bush has been the "best recruiting sergeant ever" for the group.
Grim times for Iraq
Luke Harding
The militant group responsible for the latest beheading of an American is one of the most brutal and sophisticated in Iraq -- and its targets extend beyond Westerners.
“Regime change does not stack up”
Richard Norton-Taylor
Tony Blair's closest advisors warned him a year before the invasion of Iraq that Bush's key objective in going to war was likely illegal.
The liberal college conspiracy
Scott Jaschik
Conservatives like David Brooks love to blame academics for making lopsided donations to Democrats. A closer look reveals otherwise.
Bush in the National Guard: A primer
Eric Boehlert
The flap over dubious documents has obscured the real story. Here it is.
The Wal-Mart supremacy
Sam Williams
The giant retailer's introduction of RFID technology is forcing other supermarket chains to catch up. But fiddling with data may not be the best survival strategy in the Wal-Mart future.
“Colossal failures of judgment”
Salon Staff
Drawing on the passionate activism of his youth, John Kerry delivers his most comprehensive and withering assault on Bush's disastrous handling of the war.
The A-word
Laura Barcella
A new group of feminist activists are promoting brutal honesty about abortion -- including wearing T-shirts that say you've had one.
Britain scales back
Jason Burke
Its main combat force in Iraq is to be reduced by about a third during a routine troop rotation in October.
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