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How neoconservatives conquered Washington — and launched a war
Michael Lind
First they converted an ignorant, inexperienced president to their pro-Israel, hawkish worldview. Then 9/11 allowed them to claim Iraq threatened the U.S. The rest is on CNN tonight.
“Not every question has an answer”
Ken Foster
Rosanne Cash talks about her ailing dad, the Dixie Chicks and the war, losing her voice and the new album that helped her find it again.
Syria: Hoping the U.S. fails
Ferry Biedermann
While the regime hopes the U.S. stumbles into a quagmire, Iraqi exiles argue about whether Bush or Saddam is the bigger enemy.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
While Baghdad celebrates, elsewhere in Iraq a U.S.-backed Iraqi militia is terrorizing residents.
Letters
Salon Staff
"You've pushed my love over the borderline": Readers respond to Heather Havrilesky's essay about Madonna's new antiwar video.
TV’s boldest news show
Laura Miller
OK, it's fictitious -- but so is our presidency. Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" pulls the pants down on the fakes and fanatics who are leading us into the future.
“The Cutting Room” by Louise Welsh
Charles Taylor
A Glasgow antiques dealer finds horrible pictures in a dead man's house, in this captivating thriller from a new Scottish writer.
The Comcast shakedown
Chishen Wei
Flush with its purchase of AT&T Broadband, the biggest cable company on the block intends to make size matter.
Is CRACK wack?
Daniel Costello
An organization that pays drug-addicted women to get sterilized is increasingly getting referrals from publicly funded agencies. Its supporters say it's saving babies from being born into hellish lives. Its critics say it's practicing "Hitleresque eugenics."
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
The International Federation of Journalists has accused U.S. military commanders of targeting non-embedded journalists -- particularly al-Jazeera.
Home Front: Life during wartime
Andrew Nelson
In the Republican ranch lands of West Texas, the peace movement keeps a silent vigil.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Laura Miller on "The New Iraq," an interview with author Helen Knode, and a review of Hunter S. Thompson's latest book.
How do you say “regime change” in Arabic?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Don't look for your tattered dictionary -- just pull out the Phraselator!
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
Haaretz links U.S. pro-Israeli lobbyists to Iraqi opposition leaders. Plus more news from the international press.
Give ’em hell, Kerry
Joan Walsh
The presidential candidate -- and decorated war veteran -- fires back at his GOP critics. Will the rest of the Democratic Party take his lead and fight fire with fire?
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
In Bush's postwar Iraq, a former CIA director with Israeli connections may head the Information Ministry.
“Cowboy Bebop: The Movie”
Stephanie Zacharek
This switched-on futuristic anime noir is visually stunning -- and it makes a lot more sense than "Spirited Away"!
Mat Maneri Quartet: “Sustain”
Ehren Gresehover
Avant-garde violinist Maneri's latest release is an ambitious work of thoughtfully constructed free jazz.
Naked on the set! Finale
Paul Festa
Wherein my life becomes a surreal blend of "Hedwig" and "All About Eve."
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Rumsfeld wants to turn Iraq over to Ahmad Chalabi and former CIA director James Woolsey. Maybe peace and democracy aren't the defense secretary's top priorities.
Hot, sweaty and scandalous
Nora Isaacs
Bikram Choudhury, founder of the fastest-growing style of yoga in America, has copyrighted his poses and is threatening to sue anyone who teaches his "hot" style without permission. Is this enlightenment?
Death trap
Louise Witt
Iraqis tell their American relatives of the daily horror of being caught between Saddam's death squads and the ferocious firepower of the U.S. military.
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