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Letters
Salon Staff
Chuck Palahniuk responds to Laura Miller's review of his latest book. Plus: Salon readers on Palahniuk fans.
John Walker Lindh’s long, dark journey
Mark Kukis
How an earnest American student of Islam became a fighter for the Taliban: An exclusive excerpt from the first biography of Lindh.
Of math and makeup tips
Amy Reiter
Men are more logical, women more empathetic? So says Simon Baron-Cohen in his new book, "The Essential Difference: The Truth About the Male and Female Brain."
Franken bests Fox
Michelle Goldberg
Judge calls conservative network case against comedian "wholly without merit" -- and says it could lose "fair and balanced" trademark.
Top Dogg
Baz Dreisinger
Inside Snoop Dogg's growing empire, where
the hip-hop mogul enjoys his wine, women and
bong. But can he outrun his gangsta
past?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Oregon has no money for schools, but plenty for an Expos ballpark. Plus: Jets tell fans, "Don't just stand there, pay up!"
Two directors in search of a character
Heather Havrilesky
"Project Greenlight" makes for sometimes thrilling TV. But it -- and its resulting film, "The Battle of Shaker Heights" -- shows why some aspiring auteurs really don't deserve the support of a major movie studio.
Divided over “The Passion”
Eric Boehlert
The furor over Mel Gibson's film is threatening the fledgling pro-Israel alliance between evangelical Christians and key Jewish groups.
What we’re listening to
Salon's Staff
The best songs of the summer -- including steamy offerings from Beyonce and Justin, an ode to infidelity and an unlikely antiwar anthem.
The “unconscionable” death of Mazen Dana
Laura McClure
Are journalists being targeted in Middle East war zones? To a colleague of the slain Reuters cameraman, it sure seems that way.
Male cheerleaders and chicken hawks
Joe Conason
While Republicans smear Democrats as unpatriotic, a look at the war record of many GOP leaders -- including President Bush -- shows a remarkable aversion to the front lines. Part 3 of "Big Lies."
Bush’s stealth attack on the atmosphere
Glenn Scherer
The same administration that denies global warming now wants to dramatically increase the use of an ozone-eating chemical. Agribusiness is very happy.
Return of rock’s Angry Old Man
Shannon Zimmerman
Neil Young knocks the mass media and consumer culture in his brilliant -- if sometimes incoherent -- new "musical novel."
He had me at “allo”
Salon Staff
My Ukrainian composer spoke no English, had carpetlike back hair, and smelled vaguely of cooked cabbage. What's not to love?
Terrorist threat or political hype?
Paul J. Caffera
Top Bush administration officials called the bust of arms dealer Hemant Lakhani last week a major blow against terrorism. Security experts are skeptical.
Limousine liberals and corporate-jet conservatives
Joe Conason
George W. Bush, Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter bash elitist lefties, but their faux populism masks a slavish devotion to the interests and indulgences of the wealthy. Part 2 of "Big Lies."
The war over the National Guard
Eric Boehlert
More Guard members are fighting and dying in Iraq than in any war since Korea. But Rumsfeld's plan to keep the Guard out of combat is drawing fire.
Down on the pharm
Michelle Nijhuis
Genetically modified crops that produce drugs are the latest rage. But American farmers are lighting a prairie fire of revolt.
Fear, uncertainty and Linux
Farhad Manjoo
SCO claims IBM and Linux have ripped off its old program code. Linux advocates say that's bunk. Nothing will become clear until SCO shows its hand in court.
Contender, or spoiler?
Tim Grieve
Democrats insist Arianna Huffington can't be the next governor. She says she can beat Schwarzenegger -- and Gray Davis, too. If she gets close, watch things get ugly.
Portrait of an Iraqi rebel
Ferry Biedermann
He is a handball player. He hated life under Saddam. But now, as a foot soldier in an enigmatic resistance movement, he wants the U.S. out of Iraq.
The sweetest thing
Hilary Liftin
An excerpt from the book "Candy and Me: A Love Story," a romance with all things sugary.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
2002: A year to forget. The pilot surveys the wreckage of one of the worst years ever for the airline industry.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to recent articles about hip-hop trio Northern State. Plus: Why women love to pick their men's zits.
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