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Open warfare
Salon Staff
Pentagon ally Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, calls Colin Powell's State Department "a clear disaster."
A nation of fashion sheep
Stephanie Zacharek
A new book says clothes-addicted Americans still dress like zombies, whether it's Old Navy or Prada that's stealing our souls.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "The Sound Bite and the Fury," by Louis Bayard, and "Making Passes at Passover," by Sheerly Avni.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Now Rumsfeld has Newt Gingrich railing against the State Department. It's time for Powell to resign.
The Napster backlash
Joseph Menn
When Savenapster.com founder Chad Paulson decided that the file-trading pioneer cared more about money than artists, he stunned the company by changing sides. An excerpt from "All the Rave."
A file-trading ship of fools
Farhad Manjoo
Don't scapegoat greedy record execs for Napster's failure, says Joseph Menn in "All the Rave: The Rise and Fall of Shawn Fanning's Napster." The inept bunglers who ran the company have only themselves to blame.
The dangers of democracy
Michelle Goldberg
This season's intellectual pinup, Fareed Zakaria, author of "The Future of Freedom," explains why the romantic myth of freedom could harm Iraq -- and why power elites aren't so bad.
The Fix
Karen Croft
Traci Lords tells all, Monica is the hostess with the mostest, and Steve Buscemi is mad about firefighters! Plus: Mike Piazza confesses every time he has sex.
Saddam’s shadow
Ferry Biedermann
In Tikrit, the fallen dictator's home, Americans are seen as occupiers, not liberators -- and some residents say they'll drive them out.
The secret society
Tim Grieve
Under Attorney General John Ashcroft, America is becoming an Orwellian state where people are locked up and no one can find out why -- least of all a compliant Congress.
Making passes at Passover
Sheerly Avni
What do you do when six single women descend on your community seder? Duck.
10 great moments in jingoism
Ben Fritz
You can't say TV news didn't do its part for the war effort. A highlight reel, starring Matt, Joe, Sean and Paula.
“Love & Diane”
Laura Miller
This epic documentary about a family struggling with poverty and welfare has the density of Balzac -- but the "system" it portrays works surprisingly well.
Sexual turbulence in Colorado Springs
Dave Cullen
The Air Force Academy's new hard-line policies will curb rape and harassment -- but they don't do enough to protect the victims.
“Winged Migration”
Stephanie Zacharek
Jacques Perrin's fierce and marvelous bird documentary makes us feel like we're flying -- and reminds us that nature can be cruel.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
The editor of a Saudi Arabian newspaper asks, "What have the Arabs done to help themselves over the last 40 years?"
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
What does the first lady -- a former librarian -- think of her husband's failure to protect Iraq's cultural sites?
The end of civilization
Louise Witt
The sacking of Iraq's museums is like a "lobotomy" of an entire culture, say art experts. And they warned the Pentagon repeatedly of this potential catastrophe months before the war.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
An angry American peace activist has become a legend among U.S. troops stationed in Iraq.
“The Real World,” with beer bongs
Heather Havrilesky
MTV's "Fraternity Life" brings back all the boneheaded bluster and enforced insularity of campus Greeks and their semi-anarchic pack mentality.
Terrorism or hate crime?
Eric Boehlert
U.S. authorities apply different labels to crimes committed by two extremists -- one Muslim, the other Jewish.
“Not America, not Saddam, just Islam!”
Ferry Biedermann
In the Baghdad slum formerly known as Saddam City, gunfire and bloody mayhem break out in a packed meeting hall, as Shiite sheiks move in to Iraq's power vacuum.
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