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The man who would be king
Scott Thill
In an exclusive interview, Viggo Mortensen, who plays Aragorn in "The Lord of the Rings," talks about his photography, his indie publishing house, and why Bush will go down in history as the Sauron of American presidents.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
There's no crying in the cockpit! The life of a baseball player and a pilot are closer than you think.
In Israel, the doves awaken
Aluf Benn
Since Camp David failed, most Israelis have accepted the slogan "We have no one to talk to." A bold peace initiative has changed that -- and given rise to that rarest of commodities, hope.
The left’s answer to the Osbournes
Donna Minkowitz
A new book dishes the dirt on recently paroled Brinks robber Kathy Boudin and her high-powered -- and completely dysfunctional -- family.
The general and his ground troops
Michelle Goldberg
Howard Dean is not the only Democratic candidate who has inspired an army
of followers. Wes Clark's ranks are growing, and they include Bush deserters.
Hydrogen, ahoy!
Katharine Mieszkowski
Diesel-powered boats are big-time polluters, pumping out more noxious fumes per passenger than cars or buses. Is it time to clear the decks for fuel-cell-powered watercraft?
The suffering buzzocracy
Tina Brown
For movie execs used to sending beribboned boxes of the latest Christmas movies to 500 of their closest Botox artists, dog walkers and Kabbalah gurus, the pre-Oscar "screener ban" is torture.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
The global spread of nukes keeps conservatives awake at night. Plus: Religion for Kobe, and Howard Dean's "pro-homosexual" agenda.
Big whoppers
Michael Moore
President Bush sold the Iraq war with lies -- and Americans are paying with their lives. An excerpt from "Dude, Where's My Country?"
One vote for the new eugenics
John Sundman
Yes, genetics research can alleviate suffering. But in our consumerist, narcissistic society, it's ultimately about producing perfect people. Part 2 of "How I Decoded the Human Genome."
“Men can’t speak in our names”
Christopher Farah
The founder of one of the only shelters for battered women in the Arab world talks about her battle to make female voices heard in the Middle East.
The state of your unions
Salon Staff
Salon readers share tales of romance and grit from the front lines of the institution of marriage.
Who really killed Danny Pearl?
Asra Q. Nomani
U.S officials now say the killer is the mastermind behind 9/11. But, says the reporter Pearl was staying with, certain American allies need to be investigated as well.
Death and glory
Shannon Zimmerman
Punk legend Joe Strummer bows out with "Streetcore," a hit-and-miss farewell studded with a handful of gems.
How I decoded the human genome
John Sundman
We are becoming the masters of our own DNA. But does that give us the right to decide that my children should never have been born?
The betrayal of the whistle-blowers
Eric Boehlert
Thanks to a glaring legal loophole and a hostile Justice Department, a federal employee who revealed that U.S. nuclear facilities were unsafe found his career and life ruined.
And many other whistle-blowers share his fate.
Navel-gazing their way through parenthood
Katie Allison Granju
Why do Gen X moms and dads have an insatiable appetite for reading and writing about the experience of raising kids?
The Fix
Karen Croft
Joan Didion talks politics with Dave Eggers, Esquire loses fashion editor to Times, and Russell Crowe says he doesn't trust online journalists. Plus: George Clooney has had sex with more than one person!
Same-sex family values
Laura McClure
Toby and Jean Adams moved to Auburn, Calif., to raise their daughter in a close-knit community with good schools. The reaction of their neighbors and fellow churchgoers -- from anger to acceptance to confusion -- mirrors Middle America's evolving attitudes toward gays and gay marriage.
Did the Saudis know about 9/11?
Mark Follman
A new book claims that Saudi princes and a Pakistani official knew Osama bin
Laden would strike America that day. But some critics say the whole story
could be a neoconservative fabrication.
The great left hope?
David Moberg
Many progressives are praising Dennis Kucinich for saying all the right things -- and then they're backing other Democrats. But the Cleveland populist says he's running to win.
The Army be thuggin’ it
Whitney Joiner
The military is teaming up with hip-hop bible the Source to recruit black urban kids with pimped-out Hummers and off-da-hook merchandise.
Letters
Salon Staff
Responding to "Mrs. Feminist," women and men weigh in on the merits of wives taking their husbands' last names.
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