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Why the Greens are also celebrating Election ’02
Michelle Goldberg
Buoyed by a handful of grass-roots victories, the Green Party claims the midterms showed the hollowness of its Democratic rival.
Bring back the new economy!
Suneel Ratan
Neither Bush nor the Democrats have grasped how to get the country moving again: Spurring innovation back to boom-time heights.
Donkey in distress
Joan Walsh
Defeated Democrats are bickering over whether victory lies in embracing the center or the left. But a majority party needs to do both.
Meet “The Moth”
Carina Chocano
Manhattan's hit nightclub storytelling series comes to TV, minus the cocktails but with its intimate front-porch spirit intact.
Oriana Fallaci declares war on radical Islam
Charles Taylor
Yes, the Italian journalist's new book is peppered with prejudice. But the self-hating left needs to hear her message.
AbiWord up
Andrew Leonard
Booms come and busts go, but open-source developers keep improving the alternatives to Microsoft's "standards."
Grounded
Dave Lindorff
A federal agency confirms that it maintains an air-travel blacklist
of 1,000 people. Peace activists and civil libertarians fear they're
on it.
My “Sex and the City” bus tour from hell
Ashley Nelson
It was supposed to be feminist, fun and empowering. Then my fellow fans started hooting at strange men.
The Salon Interview: Steve Earle
Andrew O'Hehir
The radical country rocker and composer of "John Walker's Blues" blasts the war on Iraq, denounces the death penalty and explains why ex-druggies believe in God.
Silicon hogs
Katharine Mieszkowski
A new study tars microchip manufacturing as wasteful and inefficient. Whatever happened to high tech's squeaky-clean image?
How the Confederate flag flap helped the GOP
Sean Wilentz
Democratic governors in South Carolina and Georgia lost at least partly because of their courageous stands against a divisive symbol of racism.
The moral case for war
Michelle Goldberg
Bob Kerrey, ex-senator, Vietnam vet and Bush critic, tells Salon why liberals should support ousting Saddam.
From Laramie to California
Dr. Lynn Ponton
The father of a cross-dressing teenage boy is terrified for the boy's safety. He's right to be worried, says Dr. Ponton. It's a scary world for these courageous teens.
Did blacks stay home?
Eric Boehlert
The Democrats' devastating losses Tuesday may be linked to disenchantment among African-American voters.
Harold Ford crusades to save the Democrats
Anthony York
The conservative young congressman is challenging Nancy Pelosi for House minority leader, but his attack on the popular liberal could backfire.
Deconstructing “Buffy”
Stephanie Zacharek
Scholarly Buffy-philes gather at an English university to discuss the "morphic resonance" and "perlocutionary acts" of TV's favorite ghoul-killin' gal.
The Marshall Mathers movie
Stephanie Zacharek
Can Eminem act? Who knows? But his star turn in "8 Mile," as an aspiring rapper growing up poor and white in Motown, is memorable -- even if we've seen it all before.
The fall of the house of Ariel
Aluf Benn
Despite the collapse of Sharon's coalition, there's a good chance he and his policies will be back.
Bush’s reefer madness
Louise Witt
Terrified that an increasingly pot-tolerant America will spell the end of their moral crusade, the president's anti-drug warriors are making a last stand over marijuana.
The unexamined thug life
Janelle Brown
Makers of an ill-fated indie film about L.A. gangbangers claim that a fear of unruly black audiences has prompted theater owners to shun their work.
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