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“Gangs of New York”
Stephanie Zacharek
"Gunsmoke" meets "Planet of the Apes" in Martin Scorsese's overlarge, overcooked epic of 19th century Manhattan. You should see it anyway.
Social cravings
Cary Tennis
I love my girlfriend, but she's from an unambitious family. What's an immigrant with a legacy wish supposed to do?
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Karl Rove leaves his fingerprints on the Bill Frist leadership campaign. Plus: As Trent Lott walks away from his post, a few defenders write in.
In praise of making a stink
Arianna Huffington
Last week was enough to make you believe that the voice of the people can make a difference.
“Antwone Fisher”
Charles Taylor
Denzel Washington's directing debut is a sodden if competent Oprah-cized weeper about an abused kid's triumph and the shrink who learns lessons from him.
Bush’s drive for global abstinence
Laura McClure
At a United Nations conference in Bangkok, the U.S. shocks more than 30 Asian countries with a condemnation of premarital sex, contraception and abortion.
Lott’s long affair with racism
Robert Scheer
It's time for the Republican Party to deal with the racist history represented by its Senate leader.
Troubled Times
Eric Boehlert
Missteps by Howell Raines, the New York Times' imperious top editor, have left the nation's best newspaper vulnerable to attacks by the right.
Reel lives
Laura Miller
Film critic David Thomson talks about his masterly survey of movie people -- who's in, who's out and just what makes a star different from the rest of us.
Bush to California: Choke on this
Katharine Mieszkowski
The White House has joined with the oil and auto industries to undermine the state's rigorous environmental regulations.
The ugly truth about Republican racial politics
Joan Walsh
The GOP needs to do a lot more than rebuke Trent Lott to make up for its legacy of pandering to white bigots and suppressing the black vote.
Rock-ribbed Republican — and anti-Bush
Michelle Goldberg
The newest, most outspoken critics of the war on terrorism and Iraq are conservatives.
A whole Lott of trouble
Anthony York
Sen. Trent Lott apologized again for his racially insensitive remarks, but even some conservatives called for him to step aside as the next majority leader.
The antiwar movement goes mainstream
Michelle Goldberg
Groups like NOW, the Sierra Club and the National Council of Churches -- plus a raft of celebrities -- reach out to Middle America as they denounce a preemptive, unilateral war with Iraq.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "It's OK -- She's a Public Figure" by Keith Olbermann, the appointment of Elliott Abrams and the Republican reaction to Trent Lott.
Parenting, not pills
Salon Staff
A new study casts serious doubt on our all-too-common practice of dosing hyperactive kids with Ritalin. Dr. Lawrence Diller welcomes the news.
Queen of hearts
Amy Reiter
Latifah loves to forgive herself; Jermaine on Jacko: He ain't
heavy, he's my bro; Pam and Tommy Lee cash in on sex-video court battle.
White House economic policy: Confusion
Anthony York
Stephen Friedman was set to be the next chair of Bush's National Economic Council. Then he wasn't. Then he was again. Clearly, the man has enemies.
The Salon Interview: Bill Maher
Jake Tapper
The political satirist talks about the 9/11 quote that got him fired from ABC, his new HBO show and why Bush is losing the war on terror.
“Emma’s War” by Deborah Scroggins
Michelle Goldberg
When a beautiful, idealistic Western aid worker fell in love with a Sudanese warlord, a terrible tragedy of hunger and violence was set in motion.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "Caught Whistling Dixie" by Anthony York, and "Joe Conason's Journal."
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