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Sharon tests Bush
Aluf Benn
By pushing the limits of what the president will accept, Sharon is buying time to complete his military strategy. But is he digging his own political grave?
Evicting Grandma
Janelle Brown
Elderly residents of public housing must police their children and grandchildren or lose their apartments. But the Supreme Court ruling apparently doesn't apply to the Bush family.
Hezbollah: Lebanon’s paper tiger
Paul Wachter
Despite recent attacks, the militant group that drove Israel out of Lebanon is not likely to launch a full-scale attack from the north.
Hobbling history
Christopher Dreher
Scholars, authors and publishers go to court to fight the Bush administration's efforts to keep key presidential papers under lock and key.
Bloody Bethlehem
Ferry Biedermann
As wounded Palestinians hide in corpse-filled ambulances and militants bray defiance, Israel begins to withdraw from two Palestinian cities. But with hatred on both sides deeper than ever, does Powell's mission even have a chance?
In the crossfire: “Crossfire”
Eric Boehlert
CNN thrilled lefties by hiring Carville and Begala, but the show is too long and too incoherent.
Colorado’s Rocky road
King Kaufman
How do you solve a problem like Coors Field? The Rockies are still trying to figure it out.
“The Outer Limits”
Mark Holcomb
"We control the vertical. We control the horizontal." The creepiest series in TV history combined existential inquiry with a memorable monster menagerie.
Music preview: Cornershop
Ewald Christians
Five years removed from their last album, London group Cornershop are back, Indian style, with "Handcream for a Generation."
“My son was killed because of the occupation”
Flore de Prineuf
Israel's Women in Black say the blood of their children is on Sharon's hands.
The monster in Egypt’s box
Issandr El Amrani
Egyptian authorities are masters at containing protests -- but street rage at Israel and the U.S. may surge out of control.
Free speech and the Internet: A fish story
Katharine Mieszkowski
A legal dispute between online aquatic plant enthusiasts and a pet supply store illustrates the perils of casual opining on the Web.
No relief
Damien Cave
The war on drugs is preventing many Americans from getting desperately needed pain medicine.
“No Such Thing”
Stephanie Zacharek
Hal Hartley updates "Beauty and the Beast" in an idiosyncratic, sometimes clumsy but not altogether awful movie.
“The Voice of the Poet: Adrienne Rich”
Salon Staff
Hear Rich read a group of poems called "What Kind of Times Are These," available on the latest release of the Voice of the Poet series edited by J.D. McClatchy.
Exiling peace
Ferry Biedermann
Ariel Sharon is smashing the Palestinian Authority and hopes to expel Yasser Arafat. But he may be opening the door to leaderless zealots whose fury will make today's atrocities look mild.
One Moore stupid white man
Ben Fritz
In his No. 1 bestseller, left-wing provocateur Michael Moore bashes Bush, Clinton and the corporate elite. Too bad he gets his facts wrong -- again.
No business like Shoah business
Michelle Goldberg
New York's controversial "Nazi art" show has exposed deep divisions among Jews over the entrenched "Holocaust industry" and its pieties.
The battle over Web radio continues
Salon Staff
Who benefits from the new rules? Point-counterpoint between the Recording Industry Association of America and an Internet radio pioneer.
“They view world politics as a billiard-ball table”
Damien Cave
Experts struggle to explain the Bush administration's off-and-on Mideast policy.
Just brilliant
Amy Reiter
Mensa calls Sharon Stone's bluff; Robin Williams goes berserk over sappy-haters. Plus: Crosby disses Britney, 'N Sync; Lyle Lovett's a hero, and that's no bull.
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