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Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
If Annie Jacobsen won't stop her fearmongering about terrorists, then I won't stop exposing the harm she's doing to us all, either.
“I knew it was wrong”
Geraldine Sealey
Loyalty Oaths in New Mexico here to stay
Stephen W. Stromberg
He does the dumbest things!
Cary Tennis
I thought my husband was stupid, but he's just got attention deficit disorder.
Down and out and on the move
Michelle Goldberg
Leading a feisty army of homeless people, fiery activist Cheri Honkala is about to descend on the Republican Convention.
The end of the world is here
Katharine Mieszkowski
Disasters spawned by global warming are no longer science fiction, Ross Gelbspan argues in "Boiling Point" -- they're already here.
Beyond Harvard and the SATs
Katy Read
In "Seeing Past Z," Beth Kephart argues that ambitious parents are smothering their kids' creativity with lessons, activities and schedules.
Different decade, same dirty tricks
Geraldine Sealey
Swiftboat Veterans for “Truth”
Stephen W. Stromerg
Katherine Harris strikes again
Stephen W. Stromberg
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Mark Steyn says a "deluded" John Kerry is "frozen in the '60s," while Trent Lott tags the Boston native "a French-speaking socialist." Plus: Defending dubious terror alerts. And: Drudge rips off Tom Tomorrow.
First lady fights back!
Tony Kushner
In this exclusive new scene by Tony Kushner he is confronted by Laura Bush, who claims Dostoevsky for conservatives, defends her husband's poetry and extols his "vividness."
Three cheers for the Surveillance Society!
David Brin
In the brave new future, Big Brother will watch our every move. But that's OK, because we'll be watching him too.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Springsteen to take part in MoveOn.org mega-concert, John Sayles hops on the Bush-bashing bandwagon, and "Growing Up Gotti" is a certifiable hit.
Preaching to the choir
Stephen W. Stromberg
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A great Japanese sword fable that does everything Tarantino tried to do in "Kill Bill." Plus: The summer's runaway indie hit, and Damon joins the Zinn crowd.
Bio-stupid
Alan Goldstein
The protesters at a San Francisco biotech summit were scientifically illiterate and politically irrelevant. But they were also right.
The last line of defense
Kevin Berger
The 9/11 commission report and aviation security experts paint a damning picture of how America's airline security failed -- and is still failing.
Laura Bush hits Broadway
Rebecca Traister
A fight breaks out at a new Tony Kushner play as celebrity, political activism and the first lady collide at an antiwar benefit.
Get a life
James Meek
Online fantasy games are booming worldwide, but as their popularity has grown, a strange new economy has emerged, in which a good player in South Korea can sell his 'avatar' for big bucks to a less skillful player clear across the globe.
Unchecked anti-semitism
Jon Henley
France's adherence to its republican ideals has left it blind it to its most pressing problems.
What, me angry?
Joyce McGreevy
The right wing accuses me and my fellow Dems of being negative. Hell, we'd be smirking like W. himself if he hadn't trashed our country!
I Like To Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Will the American Candidate outshine the actual
candidates? Between "Big Brother 5" and "Celebrity Poker Showdown," who has
time to shower and eat? Plus: What do we find when we follow punk rocker Ashlee Simpson back to her roots?
“The Village”
Stephanie Zacharek
The real mystery at the heart of M. Night Shyamalan's latest: How does he persuade actors like Sigourney Weaver and Adrien Brody to act in his supremely lame movies?
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