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Joe Trippi’s next big thing
Joan Walsh
Howard Dean's campaign wizard is now a consultant without a candidate, but he's giving John Kerry free advice: Reject public financing and turn to your base to neutralize the Bush money juggernaut.
“Isn’t she a little young?”
Corrie Pikul
A new public service ad campaign in Virginia uses billboards and bar coasters to remind men that sex with a minor is against the law. But will it work?
Teresa’s candor gets Hillary’s approval
Geraldine Sealey
How should John Kerry talk about values?
Compiled by Salon staff
Rep. Barney Frank, Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, Alan Wolfe, Thomas Frank, Andrew Greeley and others weigh in on how Kerry should define America -- and defeat Bush's morality crusade.
The people’s party
Geraldine Sealey
Bobby Fischer’s strangest endgame
Rene Chun
Arguably the greatest chess player of all time (and one of the weirdest human beings) is detained in Japan, wanted by the U.S. Will he escape an ignominious fool's mate?
The obstructionism strategy
Amanda Griscom
Senate Democrats just blocked the most extreme anti-environmental judicial nominee even Bush has yet come up with, making 10 nominees they've blocked. And that's just fine with the GOP, which will use the magic number as red meat to feed the troops.
Letters
Salon Staff
Terror in the letters pages! Readers respond to Patrick Smith's "The Hysterical Skies."
“I never want to forget 9/11”
Kevin Berger
Alice Hoglan's son Mark Bingham died on Flight 93, in a final struggle captured on cockpit tapes heard only by family members. With pride, grief and anger, she tells what happened.
Bush’s bungled Saudi deal-making
Charles Tiefer
President Bush and his lawyer, the former U.S. ambassador in Riyadh, wasted a golden opportunity to pressure the Saudis to crack down on terrorism.
No more showgirls?
Sophie Arie
Silvio Berlusconi is losing popularity in Italy, and so are his television networks' outdated gameshows, skimpily dressed hostesses and all.
In praise of unruly women
Arianna Huffington
Why is it so difficult for the media to accept a strong, smart and opinionated prospective first lady?
The man who invented the future
Scott Thill
Alan Moore, who reinvented the comic book as the cutting-edge literary medium of our day, talks about beheading, the diabolical power of the media, the Bush dynasty and the fall of Tony Blair.
Rage and danger in Kurdistan
Jen Banbury
Angry with the U.S. for betraying their dream of independence, the Kurds could ignite an Iraqi civil war.
Is your computer a loaded gun?
Siva Vaidhyanathan
At a Senate hearing on Thursday, defenders of the Induce Act -- which would ban technologies that encourage copyright infringement -- will try to explain why their bill isn't the stupidest idea they've ever come up with.
CIA official: Stop picking on us
Geraldine Sealey
The bin Ladens who left
Geraldine Sealey
Gaza militants warn Arafat
Conal Urquhart
Without "free and fair elections," more protests will follow, leader says.
Thursday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey, Stephen W. Stromberg
The Fix
Salon Staff
Raitt pulls a Ronstadt, Matt pulls a Ben, and Cho gets pulled on account of Whoopi. Plus: What's a gay porn star doing in a place like Bohemian Grove?
Right Hook
Mark Follman
A fear-mongering account of "terror in the skies" sparks right-wing criticism of Homeland Security -- and reignites calls for racial profiling.
“Running on Empty” by Peter G. Peterson
Farhad Manjoo
Bush's tax cuts have squandered an era of prosperity and doomed our kids to a crippled economy, argues the former secretary of commerce. But the Democrats, he insists in this dark and brilliant jeremiad, have done no better.
The hysterical skies
Patrick Smith
She survived a flight with 14 harmless Syrian musicians -- then spread 3,000 bigoted and paranoid words across the Internet. As a pilot and an American, I'm appalled.
Maxed-out GOP
David Gopoian
A look at party loyalties shows that Kerry has a much better chance than Bush of persuading undecided voters.
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