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Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "Reagan Blasts Bush," by David Talbot, and "Swinging Left" by Andrew Sullivan.
“A Mighty Wind”
Stephanie Zacharek
Christopher Guest and his "Best in Show" cohorts are back, mocking the survivors of '60s folk music in this work of sideways comic genius.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
Iraqi witnesses say the rescue of Pvt. Jessica Lynch was staged.
The copyright cops strike again
Farhad Manjoo
Two researchers at a computer security conference are served cease-and-desist orders moments before they're scheduled to speak.
Onward Christian soldiers
Max Blumenthal
Conservative fundamentalists with close ties to President Bush are planning a new missionary push in Iraq -- and they might already be converting U.S. troops to their cause.
“Messy and slow, like eating soup with a knife”
Joel Turnipseed
Lawrence of Arabia's brilliant memoir reminds us that the hard part is not defeating Iraq, but occupying it.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
The White House agitates -- falsely -- against Syria. Our allies keep cooler heads. But who will prevail?
Reagan blasts Bush
David Talbot
"My father crapped bigger ones than George Bush," says the former president's son, in a flame-throwing conversation about the war and the Bush administration's efforts to lay claim to the Reagan legacy.
Snatching “Victor” from the jaws of defeat
Jacob Kornbluth
My film opened on Sept. 11. My friend's movie, "Raising Victor Vargas," opened during the war with Iraq. We talk about timing -- and how to put politics in movies without becoming Michael Moore.
Who killed Miss Norway?
Tracy Spaight
Five years ago, the news that a beauty pageant participant had died in a car crash stunned her virtual world friends. But was it really an accident?
The war over the peace
Michelle Goldberg
The Pentagon, the State Department and the U.N. are fighting over who controls postwar Iraq. It's a battle that could be more critical than the military campaign.
Cry, the despoiled city
Phillip Robertson
Abandoned by the Iraqi army and unprotected by Kurds or Americans, Mosul burns, as looters dismember its ancient splendors and its archaeological heritage is smashed to bits.
Conservative constitutional catfight!
Jake Tapper
Right-wing activists team up with the left-wing ACLU to bash the PATRIOT Act. The Justice Department is not amused.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
Haaretz: "What was born this week in Baghdad was a new Middle East."
The last place we liberated
Jake Tapper
The White House calls Afghanistan a success story. But the failure to commit needed resources has left it a chaotic, increasingly dangerous country where violent warlords run amok. Are we going to repeat our mistake in Iraq?
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
The libertarian Cato Institute claims that Human Rights Watch has never criticized Iraq. It's lying.
Saddam’s horrors brought home
Tina Brown
The images out of Iraq are shaming. Why did it take so long for us to care?
Why does everybody love “Raymond”?
Heather Havrilesky
Because its stories and cast make it one of the best, and funniest, sitcoms on TV. Creator Phil Rosenthal talks about the success of his show as it nears its final season.
“Please step to the side, sir”
Farhad Manjoo
The airlines' "no-fly" list is riddled with cases of mistaken identity. But the government's solution may be even more invasive.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
There was rich symbolism in the way Iraqis celebrated the fall of Baghdad. Here's how to decode it.
The Fix
Karen Croft
Alec Baldwin rants, Sean Penn smokes, Nicole Kidman holds hands, and Rush Limbaugh makes things up! Plus: Could Meg Ryan be in love?
The ‘stache is back
Shana Ting Lipton
It's fuzzy! It's scuzzy! And it's adorning upper lips all over L.A.
“Am-ri-ka! Am-ri-ka! Am-ri-ka!”
Phillip Robertson
After suffering years of Saddam's ethnic cleansing and a night of U.S. bombing, the residents of Mahad greet Americans with chants and stories and shouts of joy.
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