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Seymour Hersh’s alternative history of Bush’s war
Mary Jacoby
The crack investigative reporter tells Salon about a disastrous battle the U.S. brass hushed up, the frightening True Believers in the White House, and how Iran, not Israel, may have manipulated us into war.
Kinky sex secrets of the lobster
Christopher Dreher
They're stupid, hyper-aggressive, and they turn each other on by urinating out of bladders in their heads. And David Foster Wallace got everything about them wrong.
Kerry blasts Bush on Iraq
Tim Grieve
With the race in a dead heat, John Kerry accuses the president of not telling America the truth about the disaster he created.
November surprise for reservists?
Geraldine Sealey
“Mr. 3000”
Stephanie Zacharek
Bernie Mac turns in one of the finest performances of any movie actor this year in this film about a baseball player determined to assume his place in the Hall of Fame.
The Spike conspiracy
Simon Hattenstone
His latest film has enraged lesbians, but Spike Lee is used to causing a stir. He talks about George W. Bush, male sexual fantasy and how nothing in life is quite as it seems.
Sex, stockpiles and sophomores
Salon Staff
What Table Talkers are saying this week on nontraditional families, fear-mongering and that awkward age.
“Goodbye, Dragon Inn”
Stephanie Zacharek
This stunning film from Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-Liang is virtually wordless, yet speaks volumes about what it means to love the movies -- and the cavernous theaters in which they once played.
The “war is lost”
Sidney Blumenthal
Military experts say they see no exit from the Iraq debacle -- and that the war is helping al-Qaida.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Madonna and other celebs go to Israel for kabbala retreat, tabloids follow Kitty Kelley's Bush stories, and Martha prepares for the big house.
Viva National Guard!
Tim Grieve
You'd think National Guard members and their families might have some doubts about Bush's credibility. But when the president spoke in Las Vegas, 4,000 of them roared approval.
“President Bush thwarted our attempts at every turn”
Mary Jacoby
The widows known as the "Jersey Girls" changed history by demanding an independent 9/11 investigation. Now they want to change who's president -- though some voted for Bush four years ago.
Flicks for the far right
Michelle Goldberg
At the inaugural American Film Renaissance festival, conservative moviemakers take feeble aim at Hollyweird -- and arch-nemesis Michael Moore.
In the polls
Jeff Horwitz
Grab your nyckelharpa!
Thomas Bartlett
An exclusive free download "Lord of the Rings" fans will love. Plus: New music from a Norah Jones precursor and an upbeat rocker from former Replacements frontman Paul Westerberg.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NHL owners put a gun to their heads and warn, "We'll shoot!" Plus: "Monday Night Football's" incredibly dumb new feature. And: Barry Bonds for MVP Stat of the Day.
“I already feel I’m dead”
Luke Harding
Is Iraq descending into civil war? As the seemingly indiscriminate violence spreads, many are worried that it is.
Rebuilding on hold
Rory McCarthy
The reconstruction of Iraq is way behind as the insurgency intensifies and the U.S. redirects funds for power, water and other projects into improving security and oil production.
Eyes on Florida
Julian Borger
Jeb Bush's state is at the center of the political storm again as election officials battle over putting Nader on the ballot.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Judy Blume wins National Book Award, Johnny Cash's stuff pulls in the big bucks, Linda Hamilton reveals bipolar disorder, and Mattel is marketing the toy from "The Apprentice." Plus: Which '80s child actor just got slapped with a DUI?
Picasso’s buried treasure
Barbara Tannenbaum
Using X-rays and Silicon Valley technology, conservators have discovered a previously unknown painting behind the artist's "Rue de Montmartre."
Putin tightens his grip
Nick Paton Walsh
Facing criticism of the government's handling of the Beslan hostage crisis, the Russian leader consolidates his power with changes to the constitution.
U.S. troops face new torture claims
Richard Norton-Taylor
Iraqi detainees in the northern city of Mosul allege soldiers beat and stripped them, and forced them to listen to loud Western music.
If Iraqis had full bellies, maybe they wouldn’t resist
Jason Burke
A Sunni insurgent who welcomed the Americans at first discusses the complicated motives of those fighting the U.S. occupation.
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