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Antichrist politics
Michelle Goldberg
For many fervent Christians, support for Israel has less to do with Ariel Sharon than preparing for Armageddon.
False accusations, bad boys and stripping Christians
Salon Staff
Readers respond to recent articles on molestation allegations, acceptable sexual behavior and the Christian way to handle exotic dancers.
The gay Babe Ruth
King Kaufman
The first active major leaguer to come out of the closet may ruin his career -- or he could become a cultural hero.
The mysterious bombing of an environmental activist
Stephen Talbot
Though she vehemently denied it in public, the late Earth First leader Judi Bari told me and others in private that she suspected her ex-husband was behind the notorious 1990 car bombing that is finally being examined by a federal jury.
Bushed!
Eric Boehlert
Scare offensive: The White House tries to change the 9/11 subject with a series of chilling, if vague, terror warnings.
Truth and reconciliation
Julia Gracen
Incest accusations of the recovered-memory craze tore families apart. Now one of its leaders wants to let bygones be bygones.
Willow, destroyer of worlds
Stephanie Zacharek
The most disturbing "Buffy" season ever ends with our most beloved character becoming a monster -- without losing our sympathy.
Will Americans go for mLife?
Steve Mollman
AT&T is pushing Japanese-style wireless services in the U.S. But until cellphones are as fun to use in New York as they are in Tokyo, a jaded market is likely to keep yawning.
Oui, so horny!
Stephanie Zacharek
A French art critic confesses her love for the male organ (the more the merrier) in a new, pleasingly pornographic sexual memoir.
“The Last Waltz”
Bill Wyman
A new DVD remembers when Martin Scorsese captured a beautiful moment before the Band -- along with Bob Dylan, Van Morrison and Joni Mitchell -- ceased to matter at all.
Clone free
Katharine Mieszkowski
Francis Fukuyama warns that the combination of runaway biotechnology and individual freedom could lead to a social nightmare.
Can Al Gore go home again?
Anthony York
The former vice president tries to reconnect with the home state that deserted him, amid criticisms he's "still caviar, not catfish."
Hiding behind the veil of executive privilege
Robert Scheer
Once again the White House is invoking the prerogatives of power to shut down legitimate public inquiry into 9/11.
“Hardware Wars”: The movie, the legend, the household appliances
Bob Calhoun
An obscure Bay Area filmmaker launched an empire in 1977. No, not that one. Fluke Starbucker, Oggie Ben Doggie, Ham Salad and Princess Anne-Droid are back in a "special edition" of the original Lucas spoof.
Fevered rhetoric
Max J. Castro
The president keeps his hard line on Cuba as public opinion -- even among exiles -- softens.
Go out and get a piece, son!
Lara Riscol
Right-wing moralizers wink at boys' sexual foibles -- it's unfettered female sexuality that they think is leading us into perdition.
Men who hurt themselves for a living
Cintra Wilson
Whimpering existential wimp-thug David Blaine lays his cojones on the scales against cackling, criminally irreverent feces-diver Johnny Knoxville. Knoxville's have more heft.
Britney and Justin together again?
Amy Reiter
Spears learns lesson from "living nightmare"; Mets' Valentine: We're ready for gay ball; Richard Hatch tries for second million; Tom Green booed off stage in Iowa.
Smoke a joint and your future is McDonald’s
Janelle Brown
A federal law passed in a burst of drug war fervor denies financial aid to the country's neediest students.
“About a Boy”
Stephanie Zacharek
Rascally Hugh Grant, a beyond-awkward little boy and the makers of "American Pie" team up for a near-perfect comic delight.
Why Bush is innocent and the Democrats are guilty
David Horowitz
President Bush was given only vague warnings before 9/11. But the Clinton White House knew of specific terrorism threats for years while Democrats continually sabotaged security efforts.
Can the Palestinian Authority clean up its act?
Ferry Biedermann
Arafat calls for elections and promises to reform his corrupt regime -- but dispirited Palestinians have no faith things will change.
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