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The Fix
Salon Staff
Sean Penn calls for more political films, Phil Spector arrested for scuffle with chauffeur, and Britney says she doesn't feel sexy. Plus: Radar magazine lives?
After the tanks
Phillip Robertson
The young Al-Mahdi Army soldiers said nothing as we drove past. The U.S. Army had just blasted their cemetery stronghold with Apaches, and they didn't care about anything.
Has Bush cleaned up his act?
Amanda Griscom
Big Oil's man in the White House actually makes a green move -- just in time for the election.
Not taking any chances
Geraldine Sealey
The Vietnam investor behind the “Swift Boat Vets” attack
Joe Conason
The group attacking Kerry for his antiwar record is backed by a wealthy veteran who's profiting from his business ties to the Communist regime.
Picture of compassion
Geraldine Sealey
Weighing priorities
Geraldine Sealey
In the polls
Geraldine Sealey
Friday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
Bush goes back to his base
Geraldine Sealey
American idle
Lee Soult
I had nothing better to do than watch the taping of Simon Cowell's amateur-hour schlockfest. Here's my shocking story.
Caterpillar faces an intifada
Farhad Manjoo
Shareholder activists are targeting the manufacturer of the giant bulldozer that Israel uses to demolish Palestinian homes.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Dick Wolf extends production deal, Tom Brokaw signs 10-year contract, and Lionel Richie and Gloria Gaynor set to headline peace concert.
Raging hormones
Fred Branfman
In a schizoid world of compulsory chastity and online orgies, how are teenage boys supposed to make sense of sex?
The right captures the tube
David Brock
Conservative G.E. head Jack Welch tilted TV right with "The McLaughlin Group." Then a Nixon operative named Roger Ailes signed up with a new channel called Fox.
“The place is broken”
Mary Jacoby
CIA veteran Bob Baer says torture was forbidden when he worked for the agency. "Now contractors are sent out to torture people to death and then hide it."
Breaking GOP ranks
Martin Sieff
As more Republican senators sour on Rumsfeld's war, John McCain and Chuck Hagel may no longer be the party's lone men of conscience.
Wednesday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey
Letters
Salon Staff
"What do people expect, Shakespeare?" Some Salon readers weigh in in defense of "Friends" -- but others find new bones to pick in the finale.
The bulldozer stalls
Aluf Benn
With his right-wing allies in revolt and Bush unable to cut him any more sweetheart deals, Israeli leader Ariel Sharon is floundering -- and he has only himself to blame.
The mighty windbags
David Brock
Thirty years ago, conservatives embarked on a plan to subvert journalism and skew America to the right. They succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.
Busting big fat liars
Eric Boehlert
David Brock talks about why the media seems embarrassed to report on Bush's failures, why TV pundit shows are stacked to the right -- and his new media watchdog group.
Faux-carb taste test
Rebecca Traister
Salon persuades four foodies to open wide for some unappetizing low-carb foods spawned by the Atkins-South Beach craze.
The private contractor-GOP gravy train
Robert Schlesinger
From Blackwater to CACI, mercenary companies in Iraq have a warm and cozy relationship with the Republican politicians who are employing them.
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