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The quiet fall of an American terrorist
Frederick Clarkson
In late 2001, antiabortion fanatic Clayton Waagner used packets of bogus anthrax to shut down scores of clinics nationwide. When he was convicted last week, the press was notably absent.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Fox News' Oliver North claims liberal media inspires terrorists; U.S. Army says Iraqis need "a heavy dose of fear and violence." Plus: Why Reagan was too busy to fight AIDS.
Letters
Salon Staff
Movie fans protest: Stephanie Zacharek is wrong about "The Last Samurai"! Beatles fans protest: Thomas Bartlett is wrong about "Let It Be ... Naked"!
A shot in the dark
Eric Boehlert
The U.S. military requires troops to take controversial anthrax shots and court-martials them if they refuse. But critics say the vaccine is too dangerous -- and with Saddam's bioweapons nowhere to be found, needless.
What’s in your body’s chemical cocktail?
Salon Staff
Insecticide? Flame retardant? PCBs? Dioxin? If you're curious, maybe it's time to get biomonitored.
Now playing in 2,600 home theaters: Bush’s lies about Iraq
Michelle Goldberg
Director Robert Greenwald's "Uncovered" reveals the deceptions and distortions used to sell the invasion. And from the limousine liberals at Moby's bash in NYC to the regular folks in Billings, Mont., antiwar and anti-Bush audiences are eating it up.
Bioterror hysteria: The new “Star Wars”
Alan Goldstein
The federal rush to find antidotes for biological weapons is diverting essential funding from the fight against truly scary enemies -- like cancer.
Gore goes with Dean
Josh Benson
The other campaigns -- including that of Gore's former running mate, Sen. Joe Lieberman -- are caught off-guard.
San Francisco’s Greens vs. Democrats grudge-match
Joan Walsh
Bill Clinton stumps for mayoral hopeful Gavin Newsom, who Matt Gonzalez backers call a "racist liar." Will the real left win this race?
Jesus of the tenements
Dave Eggers
Dave Eggers introduces Edward Lewis Wallant's "The Tenants of Moonbloom," a lovely allegory of 1950s urban life that might be the greatest New York novel you've never read.
Vegans vs. Atkins
Katharine Mieszkowski
Animal-rights activists claim that low-carb, meat-heavy diets are killing people. Are they raising legitimate health concerns -- or are they just rabid anti-carnivores?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Any way you look at it, USC belongs in the national championship game. Unless "you" are the BCS.
Letter from an Army vet
Salon Staff
A disabled Vietnam-era vet visits a Minneapolis V.A. hospital and discovers that many fellow vets oppose the Bush administration's war in Iraq.
“The Last Samurai”
Stephanie Zacharek
Tom Cruise learns about honor, twirls those pointy sticks with the poise of a drum majorette, and seeks spiritual enlightenment in this deadly boring would-be epic.
Advent 2003
Anne Lamott
On Thanksgiving, my quirky, tender family got over our discomfort and came together so that Sam could meet his half-brother, and therefore come to know a bit more about who he is.
Drudge does the Democrats a favor
Tim Grieve
A misrepresentation by the right-wing gossipmonger draws hundreds of high-powered Hollywood liberals to a beat-Bush meeting Tuesday night.
The Fix
Karen Croft
Hip-hop rules the Grammys, Alice Cooper lies down next to Hugh Hefner, and even the Boss can't save the Bottom Line.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
The Weekly Standard insists Saddam helped al-Qaida; Den Beste says U.S. now more likely to use nukes. Plus: Conservatives beat down Abercrombie's "porn for kids."
The real fellowship of the ring
Steven Hart
How J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis' all-night argument about God paved the way
for both "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Chronicles of Narnia."
Burning down the house
David Bowman
A definitive new box set will proclaim the eclectic greatness of Talking Heads when the ugliness between David Byrne and Tina Weymouth has long been forgotten.
Letters
Salon Staff
Free trade and protest: Salon's readers flock to both sides of the barricades and respond to Marisa Handler's "Notes of an Activist" series.
Ads: Bush No! Democratas Si!
Josh Benson
Another Democratic group launches TV ads against the president, aimed squarely at Hispanic voters.
The Fix
Karen Croft
Marilyn Manson offends the Swiss, Judi Dench disses Harvey Weinstein, and will "M*A*S*H" be revisited? Plus: The hottest online hit -- "The Meatrix"!
MoveOn moves up
Michelle Goldberg
O'Reilly, DeLay and the GOP have declared war
on it. But the online citizen movement grows
richer and stronger by the day.
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