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“So Close”
Charles Taylor
Luscious superstar Shu Qi and action expert Corey Yuen prove that Hong Kong movies can still deliver the goods Hollywood can't.
Copying isn’t cool
Scott Matthews
File sharing isn't just a problem for the music industry. It's a threat to anyone who depends upon intellectual property for a living.
What to read
Salon Staff
From Pulitzer-winner Jhumpa Lahiri's first novel to the thrilling psychic odyssey of an American militant, our critics pick September's best books.
Ground zero, 2004
Eric Boehlert
Next year's Republican Convention will convene blocks from the WTC site, just days before the anniversary of 9/11. The reception from New Yorkers, though, might not be what the White House has in mind.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Leaked Republican poll: Voters think America's on the wrong track, worried about jobs.
Look away, Dildo Land
Suzi Parker
The author of "Sex in the South" whoops it up at a sex-toy sales meeting in Arkansas.
From G.I. Joe to Tora Bora Ted
Petra Bartosiewicz
Since 9/11, a new generation of war toys has emerged -- action figures and accessories pegged to U.S. wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Are they harmless patriotic playthings, or a shameless attempt to market combat to kids?
“I know God will hate me for this, but God is unfair”
Stephanie Booth
On May 18, 21-year-old Rasheed Sahib, a U.S. G.I. and a Muslim, was fatally shot in the chest by a member of his unit in Iraq. The army says it was an accident. His family isn't so sure.
PATRIOT missile
Michelle Goldberg
Attorney General John Ashcroft takes his weird "we must save the USA PATRIOT Act" roadshow to New York. He's finding it a much tougher sell now than it was six weeks after 9/11.
Not just another “nerdy white guy”
Katharine Mieszkowski
At the memorial service for Anita Borg, her colleagues and friends vow to continue her life's work, carving out room for women in the world of computer science.
We don’t need your stinkin’ amnesty!
Farhad Manjoo
File sharers scoff at the recording industry's offer of forgiveness for repentant downloaders.
Dean’s army goes offline
Farhad Manjoo
Aware that the computer-geek vote will not be enough to elect Howard Dean, the front-runner's supporters are fanning out to organize minorities, blue-collar workers and retirees.
Black copters over Oregon
Bill Donahue
When President Bush visited rural Oregon to tout his Healthy Forest Initiative, huge fires suddenly broke out -- and a lot of people in the small town of Sisters think he dropped the match.
Canada’s safe haven for junkies
Mark Follman
Vancouver hopes to save hundreds of lives by opening street clinics where heroin addicts can shoot up safely. But the White House is accusing Canada of going AWOL from its war on drugs.
One earth, one owner: Help keep the environment open for business
Joyce McGreevy
Don't let the federal government torture poor, innocent energy company weasels!
Borderline medicine
Daniel Costello
A California company is convincing hospitalized illegal immigrants to move to Mexico for cheaper healthcare. Their plan is saving U.S. hospitals millions -- but critics say it's immoral.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers weigh in on David Talbot's "Why Dean and Franken Are So Hot Right Now" and Gary Kamiya's "Would You Like Some Freedom Fries With Your Crow, Mr. President?"
Clark’s Web warriors
Garance Franke-Ruta
The Draft Clark movement started on the Internet, and could challenge Dean's machine for online dominance -- if its rival factions can stop fighting.
“Melodramatic representations of teenagers always bother me”
Whitney Joiner
Three girls talk about the riveting, angsty movie "Thirteen" -- how they related to it, what seemed realistic, and what made them mad.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Charlize Theron tells the truth about her feet, J.Lo gets angry at her wedding planners, and Antonio Banderas plays a bandit. Plus: George Clooney hires James Carville!
Brave new skies
Farhad Manjoo
Soon, the government and the travel industry may be able to find out everything naughty and nice about you before you board your flight.
Bark if you love Howard Dean!
Michael Kessler
They can't vote, debate or even read. But that isn't stopping political Fidos from endorsing The Doctor for president.
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