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Cheney’s energy crisis
Amanda Griscom
The Supreme Court may give the veep an out from his Energy Task Force mess.
Watch out for “Old Europe”: She can bite
Barry Lando
If the decision to cut France and Germany out of Iraq reconstruction money leads Europe to retaliate, hundreds of thousands of U.S. jobs will be at risk.
In desperation, John Kerry goes too far
Joan Walsh
After a year of wavering and waffling on the Iraq war, the Massachusetts Democrat is taking cheap shots at front-runner Howard Dean. It isn't a pretty sight.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Getting giddy over Saddam: Taranto says bring on the millions of angry Arabs; Frum declares God wants Bush reelected. Plus: Why Saddam is the next Che Guevara.
Celebrated authors demand that the CIA come clean on JFK assassination
Jefferson Morley
Gerald Posner, Norman Mailer and Don DeLillo back lawsuit to open secret files on CIA mystery man tied to Lee Harvey Oswald.
“Moving to India is not a luxury. It is a necessity”
Katharine Mieszkowski
American workers won't like what venture capitalist Ravi Chiruvolu says about why his tech start-ups are built using Indian workers. But they'd better listen.
Wanting more
Tracy Quan
I've given myself pleasure, but orgasms during intercourse with a man I love are elusive to me, even after 13 years of marriage and a lover.
The Fix
Karen Croft
Smoking Gun celebrates the year in scandals, the pope gives thumbs up to Mel Gibson, and Madonna gives thumbs up to Wesley Clark. Plus: Why did Julia Roberts stop smiling?
“This is not America”
Michelle Goldberg
In Miami, police unleashed unprecedented fury on demonstrators -- most of them seniors and union members. Is this how Bush's war on terror will be fought at home?
Little people
Lisa A. Hedley
In a new book, author Dan Kennedy explores dwarfism -- and the emotional and practical consequences of having a child who is different.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
As U.S. investigators turn up the heat on Saddam for proof he had WMD, it's Tony Blair who's really sweating. When will American politicians borrow some guts from their Brit counterparts and demand real answers about why we went to war?
Letters
Salon Staff
Boycott male-fantasy movies! Women, drop the double standard! Hey, who'd choose Jack over Keanu anyway? Readers take issue -- several issues -- with Charles Taylor's review of "Something's Gotta Give."
When books kill
Aidan Doyle
Movies and video games get blamed for acts of senseless violence all the time. But some famous murderers got their ideas from literature.
Cockney rebel
Amy Reiter
Michael Caine talks about playing an aging Nazi in "The Statement," why he hates nude scenes, what he learned from Laurence Olivier, and whether he'll ever win that best-actor Oscar he wants.
BushCo issues latest orders to media lickspittles
Rich Procter
Memo to U.S. press corps: Your coverage of "President Gives American Troops the Bird" was adequately fawning and obsequious. But failure to continue to grovel will be severely punished.
Babe against Bush
Rebecca Traister
Eleanor Vast-Binder talks about taking it off in order to turn voters on -- against the president.
The queen of Jerusalem
Christopher Farah
In the wake of the Six-Day War, a young Palestinian woman won an Israeli-sponsored beauty pageant. Organizers promised her glamour, international fame and modeling contracts. Instead, she wound up in Flint, Mich. -- bitter and cynical.
Raking muck in “The Sims Online”
Farhad Manjoo
What happens when a virtual newspaper covering virtual events runs afoul of a real corporation?
Black, white and pink all over
Christopher Farah
More than a year after the New York Times printed its first same-sex wedding announcement, gay couples debate the need to declare their love in the most public way possible.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to recent articles on anthrax vaccinations, President Bush's lies about Iraq, veterans against the Iraq war, and Greens vs. Dems.
Splitting airs
Amanda Griscom
Bush's latest clean-air proposals are better than nothing, but not by much.
Shafted
Phillip Babich
J. Steven Griles, the No. 2 man in Bush's Interior Department, has spent a lifetime undermining the federal government on behalf of Energy Inc.
Out of the shadows
Jen Banbury
Armed only with ancient film, scraps of paper, broken buildings and an irrepressible passion to create, Baghdad's artists are emerging from the long darkness of Saddam.
A rising sense of injustice
Sidney Blumenthal
Al Gore's endorsement of Howard Dean gives voice to Democratic voters' outrage over the 2000 election -- and the spineless conduct of their party since then.
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