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Mauling MoveOn.org
Mark Follman
Is the war on file sharing over?
Farhad Manjoo
The music biz is declaring success, citing lawsuits and Apple's iTunes. But to music fans who recall the glory days of Napster, the fight goes on.
Punk-rocking the Iowa vote
Mark Follman
The Fix
Amy Reiter, Karen Croft
Howard Dean likes dirty jokes, Robert Redford doesn't care about fashion, and Salman Rushdie likes 'em young. Plus: J.Lo goon grabs wrong camera!
The Axis of War: Cheney, Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz
Salon Staff
Sen. Ted Kennedy: "We cannot simply walk away from the wreckage of a war we never should have fought so that President Bush can wage a political campaign based on dubious boasts of success."
Meet the Donald
Heather Havrilesky
Like ripped sweat shirts and leg warmers, Donald Trump has never really left us. On "The Apprentice," fawning hopefuls happily enslave themselves to this icon of cheesy excess.
The race that nobody’s talking about — yet
Josh Benson
Does Sunday's sharp exchange between the Rev. Al Sharpton and Democratic front-runner Howard Dean hold a deeper message about the mood of black voters?
The media vs. Howard Dean
Eric Boehlert
Democrats haven't voted yet, but reporters have got the story: The former Vermont governor is angry, gaffe-prone and unelectable. How do they know? Republicans, and anonymous Democrats, told them so.
The world press on Islamophobia
Compiled by Laura McClure
Al-Ahram: "Arabs and Muslims vehemently claim in Europe the very civil and democratic rights they firmly believe should be trampled at home."
Toni, queen of the desert
Amy Reiter
Actress Toni Collette talks about her "intense" desert-romance flick "Japanese Story" -- and why she likes weddings almost as much as Muriel Helsop.
Can I love my Berkeley alterna-boy and my frat boy too?
Cary Tennis
Just what kind of multitudes can one girl contain?
Best fiction of 2003
Laura Miller
Salon's picks for the year's finest novels include off-center tales of the '70s, the slavery era and the Lewis and Clark expedition, a battle with troublesome software code, and the purgatory of boarding school.
Winning the battle against terror, losing the war of ideas
Ferry Biedermann
The Bush administration is good at bombing terrorists back to the Stone Age, but terrible at bringing Arabs and Muslims into the modern age.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Poor neo-comedian David Brooks. So few people understood that when he suggested all neocon critics are anti-Semitic crazies, he was only kidding!
Why Dean needs to win big now
Josh Benson
If the former Vermont governor doesn't overwhelm his opponents in Iowa and New Hampshire, some analysts say, he may face a long, draining campaign fight.
Colin Powell’s “Fog of War”
Sidney Blumenthal
Colin Powell is more isolated than ever in the Bush administration -- and almost certainly preparing for his retirement.
Letters
Salon Staff
Yes, detective novels are lousy -- if you're too lazy to search out the good ones! Mystery readers (and quite a few mystery writers) strike back at Ben Yagoda.
“In the Name of Science” by Andrew Goliszek
Farhad Manjoo
From the Tuskegee study to Josef Mengele, from soldiers forced to march into A-bomb clouds to the CIA's secret LSD trials, a biologist provides a frightening tour of the 20th century's most evil experiments.
Art as turn-on
Glen Helfand
A new book, coauthored by John Waters, is like looking behind the scenes at a perverted gallery opening.
The phones don’t stop
Gilbert Neal
Trapped in a dead-end job at a customer-service call center, a man in his mid-30s hears the ringing and just doesn't care.
Ad blusters
Joan Walsh
Two online entries out of hundreds in MoveOn's TV-spot contest compared Bush to Hitler, and Republicans cry "hate speech." But they're the ones who are twisting the truth.
Ads that scare Karl Rove
Charles Taylor
MoveOn's contest to come up with the best Beat Bush ad campaign produces some fire-breathing doozies -- and the Democrats should pay attention.
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