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Kerry moves on the high road
Michelle Goldberg
Amish out of water
Heather Havrilesky
Can reality TV shows be documentaries for the masses? Producer Jon Kroll certainly thinks so and claims that "Amish in the City" is only the beginning.
Letters
Salon Staff
If RNC protests turn violent in New York will it boost Bush? Activist and protest organizer Jason Flores-Williams, author Ayelet Waldman and others debate "The Whole World Is Watching," by Michelle Goldberg.
Mission not accomplished in Pennsylvania
Jeff Horwitz
Guess who’s coming to dinner?
Michael White
Britain's Labor Party is in an uproar over the rumor that Tony Blair might invite Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi to its party conference.
Sharon loses crucial party vote
Conal Urquhart
Blow to prime minister's plan to withdraw from Gaza Strip.
The whole world is watching
Michelle Goldberg
If militants violently disrupt the GOP convention, it could be Chicago 1968 redux -- and Christmas in August for the Bush campaign.
“Homophobic” lyrics
Tania Branigan
British authorities weigh free-speech issues in deciding whether to charge reggae star Beenie Man with inciting violence against gays.
America’s Achilles’ heel
Robert Bryce
The insurgents in Iraq know that keeping its oil flowing is crucial to U.S. success in the war -- and they're doing all they can to muck things up.
Sex, lies and the “down low”
Whitney Joiner
Bestselling author J.L. King is the new public face of a not-so-new phenomenon -- "straight" black men who secretly sleep with men. Is he a savior to black women worried about HIV -- or a self-promoter fanning fears of a bisexual black bogeyman?
Showdown in Najaf
Mark Follman
Words, not bullets
Michael Howard
The long-awaited national conference begins in Baghdad despite a dangerous security situation.
Some lesbians hate “She Hate Me”
Gary Younge
Spike Lee's film is criticized for pandering to male fantasies rather than revealing the real complexities of gay women's lives.
Monday’s Must Reads
Tim Grieve
G.I. Joe is a fake
Dan Kois
Veterans group says military hero lied about his record; claims evil villains escaped his clutches during war against Cobra.
King of the bootlegs
Charles Taylor
The great director Zhang Yimou made the highest grossing Chinese film -- and possibly most-bootlegged DVD -- in history, "Hero." He spoke to Salon as it was finally about to be released in theaters.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
A bogus "federal air marshal" group joins Annie Jacobsen's crusade against Syrian musicians.
Letter From Ramallah
Walid Batrawi
As life in the occupied territories becomes ever more hellish, Palestinians are openly expressing anger at their incompetent leadership.
Hitting up hipsters
Rebecca Traister
The draws at this political fundraiser were a novelist, a cable show comedian and an indie New Jersey band. And -- oh yeah -- the broad-shouldered son of John Kerry.
Six days of fierce battle
Phillip Robertson
Al-Mahdi fighters blame the U.S. for violating the cease-fire, and fighting rages in the streets of Najaf and Sadr City. As the Black Hawk swooped down to provide cover for U.S. fighters, I could see the laces on the gunner's boots.
Out and about with Jim McGreevey
Tim Grieve
Friday’s Must Reads
Tim Grieve
War? What war?
Eric Boehlert
Until the recent flare-up in Najaf, Iraq had faded from the front pages -- despite continued carnage and chaos. Team Bush couldn't be happier.
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