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It’s OK — she’s a public figure
Keith Olbermann
From Mike Piazza to Winona Ryder, celebs have replaced minorities as the people it's OK for America to make fun of.
Off to see the Izzard
Ian Rothkerch
Cross-dressing comedian Eddie Izzard on big breaks, serious roles and talking crap.
Caught whistling Dixie
Anthony York
Four days later, Lott's controversial comment gets some attention. But not from top congressional Democrats.
Sex, lies and revolution
Suzy Hansen
Gioconda Belli talks about leaving her marriage for Nicaragua's Sandinistas and a tumultuous life of love affairs, espionage and power struggles.
Bush’s frightening Middle East appointment
Gary Kamiya
By naming Iran-contra rogue Elliott Abrams its top policy advisor on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the White House is signaling a hard
pro-Sharon line that could prove disastrous.
R is for rabid
Sheri Zollinger
Liberals are poopie-heads! and other lessons for the children of far-right-thinking adults in Ann Coulter's new kids book, "I Know You Are but What Am I."
Last chance to avert catastrophe?
Paul J. Caffera
The U.S. government and airlines have failed to address the terrifying portable missile threat until now. Will al-Qaida's Kenya attack finally spur them into action?
Replay it again, Sam
Farhad Manjoo
Personal video recorders already have Hollywood running scared. Now Microsoft is pushing a new computer that will make trading TV shows as easy as using ... Napster.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
The Senate majority leader is nostalgic for segregation and no one seems to care -- including the New York Times, NPR and the Democratic Party.
Clinton: Democrats “were missing in action”
Bill Clinton
In a major political address this week, former President Bill Clinton bluntly dissected the Democrats' recent electoral losses. Moving to the left, he said, is not a solution -- but fighting back is.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to recent articles on Bush and families, women in Islam, and Indian-crazy Germans.
Plus: Young people talk back to Dr. Lynn Ponton.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "Why Do Books Cost So Much?" and "The Decline and Fall of the American Empire."
Funny flesh
Karen Croft
A conversation with legendary pop artist Mel Ramos, who never saw a big-breasted woman he didn't want to paint sitting on a howling hippo.
Falling arches
Michelle Goldberg
McDonald's is under fire all over the world -- with Thursday's bombing only the most recent. Can the fast-food conglomerate withstand the heat of global anti-Americanism?
Washington’s hottest whodunit
Arianna Huffington
Who turned the Homeland Security bill into the Eli Lilly Protection Act?
“A Whistling Woman” by A.S. Byatt
Laura Miller
From the author of "Possession," a novel of intellectual life in the 1960s and the dangerous allure of utopian and revolutionary dreams.
Day of the dead
Max Blumenthal
More than 325 women have been murdered in the free-trade boomtown of Ciudad Juarez in the past decade. Faced with government incompetence and corruption, people are rebelling.
What would Mohammed do?
Laura McClure
Geraldine Brooks, an expert on the role of women in Islam, says the "haters of beauty" behind the Miss World riots misrepresent what is a "pro-sexuality" religion.
A taste of the whip for Saddam
Kerry Lauerman
U.N. weapons inspector Jack McGeorge's leadership role in the Washington S/M scene isn't a liability, says a friend -- it'll help him distinguish between fantasy and reality.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Regarding Henry: Will he explain his job for Unocal when the oil giant was cozying up to the Taliban?
Future shock
Dr. Lynn Ponton
Dr. Lynn Ponton responds to a 17-year-old boy who despairs of a world threatened by war and run by adult hypocrites.
The decline and fall of the American empire
Suzy Hansen
An expert on geopolitics says forget Islamic terrorism -- the real future threat to America's supremacy will come from Europe.
GayBombay
Sandip Roy
Online gathering places provide safe harbor for India's gays. But they may prevent some people from coming out.
America’s parks: Open for business
Katharine Mieszkowski
Padre Island National Seashore isn't the only wildlife refuge where new drilling rigs are becoming part of the scenery.
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