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Judging Louis Freeh

Eric Boehlert
The Clinton-era FBI chief was seen as a straight arrow who prepared the bureau for the demands of a new century. Now critics question whether he left the nation vulnerable to attack.

COINTELPRO’s overdue return

David Horowitz
The new FBI will be able to investigate Americans who pose a threat to national security -- and that's a good thing.

She’s super, but …

Cary Tennis
Is it possible to raise a family without frequent blow jobs?

Rabid watchdog

Jennifer Liberto
While attacking what it sees as a vast, right-wing media conspiracy, an anonymous Web site has led to a growing media mystery: Who is behind Media Whores Online?

“Fight the Power”

Laura K. Warrell
Public Enemy's explosive 1989 hit single brought hip-hop to the mainstream -- and brought revolutionary anger back to pop.

Welcome to the occupation

Chris Colin
Maple Razsa, an organizer from last year's living wage sit-in at Harvard, talks about his documentary on the event, snooping administrators and Oprah's take on poverty.

Salon recommends

Salon Staff
Neil Gaiman's creepy new kids book and more of our favorite new titles.

What really happened at No Gun Ri?

Judith Greer
An Army major says the Associated Press' Pulitzer-winning story of American soldiers massacring Korean civilians is grossly exaggerated and dishonest.

Scenes from the class struggle on Long Island

Carina Chocano
Barbara Kopple's "The Hamptons" offers a dishy, surprisingly soft-focus vision of the summer playground for America's elite and those who want to be them.

Sue you, E.U.

Ferry Biedermann
As tensions between Israel and Europe rise, Israeli victims of a Palestinian attack are suing the European Union for giving money to the Palestinian Authority.

Ashcroft eases domestic spy rules

Anthony York
Blaming "bureaucratic red tape" for the FBI's 9/11 failures, the top lawman essentially tells the public, "Trust us." Should we?

Tom Clancy’s bogus big-bang theory

Charles Taylor
"The Sum of All Fears" pretends to be a serious exploration of nuclear terrorism, but it's really nothing more than warmed-over Cold War paranoia.

“Undercover Brother”

Stephanie Zacharek
At long last, Hollywood got the funk! Eddie Griffin is the black man's answer to Austin Powers in this delightful farce.

Get your World Cup scorecard!

Andrew O'Hehir
Everything you need to know about the players and teams.

Hell no, we won’t go

Michelle Goldberg
A young Israeli draft resister isn't challenging just the Israeli occupation, but the very foundation of this warrior nation.

The greatest show on earth

Andrew O'Hehir
It's World Cup time again -- when more than a billion people will be enthralled not just by the joy of victory and agony of defeat, but also by the mystery and despair that is championship soccer.

Been there, smashed that

Douglas Cruickshank
From porcelain machine guns to plates commemorating hideous disasters, artist Charles Krafft's grimly satirical work sheds strange light on an age when terror is rattling our teacups. (With a portfolio of 14 photographs.)

“Willow, Destroyer of Worlds”

Salon Staff
By Stephanie Zacharek

McNamara’s “Moron Corps”

Myra MacPherson
HBO's "Path to War" leaves out some of the most shameful brainstorms of the Vietnam War's masterminds -- including a little-known recruitment program that turned the mentally and physically deficient into cannon fodder.

Did the FBI blow the Moussaoui probe?

Michelle Goldberg
A Minneapolis whistleblower says she should have been given a warrant to wiretap the French terror suspect, but experts say she hasn't proved her case yet.

Totally awesome software?

Sam Williams
"Extreme programming" sounds like no more than a marketing-driven fad, but fans are convinced that its rules hold the key to better code.

Policing gangsta fashion

Amy Benfer
Are "anti-gang" dress codes in malls a way to deter crime, or just another way to prosecute patrons for shopping while black?

A settler’s story

Marcy Spiegel Oster
My husband, children and I moved from Cleveland to the West Bank just before the latest intifada. We're told that we're the obstacle to peace -- but we don't see it that way.

Start me up

King Kaufman
At the Indy 500, the thrills come at the beginning, the end -- and whenever the green flag comes back out.
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