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Playing politics with the 9/11 commission
Eric Boehlert
After months of stonewalling the panel's requests for information about the terror attacks, the White House is signaling that it opposes extra time to complete the probe.
Independents’ day
Heather Havrilesky
The Sundance winners that will be coming to a theater near you soon -- and the ones that won't but should.
The Fix
Amy Reiter, Karen Croft
Britannia rules TV comedy at the Globes, Frodo and Gollum both get rings, and Bush has groupies? Plus: RIP, King of Kink.
Keene not keen on Bush spending
Geraldine Sealey
The CIA revolt against the White House
Mark Follman
Former intelligence official Larry C. Johnson blasts the Bush administration's "outright pattern of bullying."
The long march to New Hampshire
Sidney Blumenthal
Edwards and Kerry may have passed Iowa unscathed, but the new king of Democrats is not yet crowned.
Manufacturing the environment
Amanda Griscom
When industry flacks need to learn how to spin not-so-eco-friendly election issues, they go to an environmental conference.
Bad news
Eric Boehlert
White House errand boy Robert Novak and credulous New York Times reporters were burned by their sources. Should they be forced to name them?
“The Gnostic Bible,” edited by Willis Barnstone and Marvin Meyer
Donna Minkowitz
Behind the Gnosticism craze: A freedom-loving, feminist, gay-friendly anarcho Creator, or just another pompous ass telling us what to do? This massive collection has it both ways.
Letters
Salon Staff
The Internet strikes back! Readers critique Farhad Manjoo's "Dean's Fatal System Error."
“Sesame Street” vs. the Arab street
Christopher Farah
Public television's attempt to bring Big Bird and friends to Arab-Americans has been curbed by reluctant corporate sponsors -- and a wary immigrant community.
Look, Ma — no mechanical shark!
Heather Havrilesky
With its shocking realism, "Open Water" may be the perfect cross between "The Blair Witch Project" and "Jaws."
In the polls
Geraldine Sealey
The no jobs president
James K. Galbraith
Don't believe the Bush administration's hand-wringing over its pathetic record on employment. The president's backers want a stagnant job market -- it keeps the help from getting uppity.
The latest White House script for reporters
Rich Procter
Howard Dean is so angry! He has no credibility on foreign policy! He wants to take away your grenade launcher!
The ground war in Iowa
Josh Benson
Campaign troops are swarming the frosty countryside and attack ads fill the air. With the Iowa caucus just hours away, it's life-and-death time for Democrats.
“A legal black hole”
Salon Staff
In an extraordinary Supreme Court filing, five military lawyers equate Bush's denial of legal rights to the Guantanamo Bay detainees to King George's oppression of the American colonists.
How Satan is propping up Bush’s war on terror
Andrew O'Hehir
An obsession with the devil, born out of personal experience, explains why so many fundamentalist Christians believe that Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden were working together.
MoveOn knocked out of Super Bowl
Michelle Goldberg
The upstart political organization learns that there's no right to free speech on network TV -- even for those who can pay for it.
Pickering makes it to the bench
Michelle Goldberg
U.S. intelligence under Bush is a “mess”
Salon Staff
The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee calls for reform of the system -- and wants answers from the White House about Iraq's missing WMD.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Why did Tom Ridge ask Qantas to stop letting passengers gather in the aisles? And what airline shone above all the rest in 2003?
The Fix
Amy Reiter, Karen Croft
Baldwin to play Halston? The Beatles still rule, and Tom Cruise plays cupid in Spain. Plus: Jacko invites everyone back to his place!
Networks meanest to Dean, light on coverage
Geraldine Sealey
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