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Flesh, robots and God
John Glassie
Are they becoming us or are we becoming them? One of the world's leading roboticists discusses the machines in our future -- their ability to think, feel, reproduce and achieve personhood.
Colombia’s growing nightmare
Ana Arana
Guerrilla commander Fabian Ramirez's kidnapping of a prominent Colombian senator seems motivated more by passion than politics. And it has set off a new round in the country's long, bloody narco-war.
Burn down the shopping malls!
Wagner James Au
A new game for Sony's Playstation 2 invites you to run amok as an anti-globalization anarchist. Is State of Emergency a new low in cynical corporate exploitation -- or consciousness-raising in a box?
Strange sex
Max Garrone
Documentarians Joe and Harry Gantz, creators of HBO's "Taxicab Confessions," talk about their new film: A stark, disturbing portrait of three couples who swing.
“The Chill Is Gone” and “Why Blacks Love Bill Clinton”
Letters to the Editor
Readers respond to a call for Stephen King's retirement and an interview about blacks' overwhelming support for Bill Clinton.
Bushed!
Joan Walsh
The president has done nothing right since winning the war in Afghanistan -- and it's time for the timorous media to start saying it.
A “Friends”-shaped hole
Carina Chocano
Sure, they're back for one more year, but -- I never thought I'd say this -- I'll miss them when they're gone.
Sleeping with the enemy
Flore de Preneuf
Two men -- an Israeli Jew and a Palestinian Muslim -- risk harassment, jail and death for their love.
Making money, the Bush family way
Robert Scheer
Friends of the first President Bush are profiting handsomely off the current president's pumped-up defense budget.
Investing in abstinence?
Tracy Quan
Some may listen to the secretary of state about condom use, but a call girl offers her condom cues instead.
Too Bizzaro for words
Amy Standen
Richard Bizzaro could serve 20 years for disrupting a recent Delta flight. Was he actually acting out the heroic impulses we're supposed to be cultivating?
Salon recommends
Salon Staff
Elliot Hester's hair-raising tales from 30,000 feet and more of our favorite new books.
Brand new war for the Army of God?
Frederick Clarkson
Under government scrutiny for their ties to antiabortion anthrax hoax letters, the Army's leaders are spouting new, violent rhetoric against gays.
Normal and not so
Cary Tennis
Is it strange to be engaged to a man who doesn't want to have sex? And what about a girlfriend who's gone Republican?
Islam, democracy and Rosie
Salon Staff
Readers respond to an interview with Tariq Ramadan, and O'Donnell's coming out.
Games on ice: Day 8
King Kaufman
The figure skating people were amusing for a while with their little controversy. Why won't they go away?
Fixing figure skating would kill it
King Kaufman
Without the diva judges, the bad costumes and the chance for scandal, it's just a chili cookoff on ice.
Axis of snobbery
David Horowitz
Liberal intellectuals who praise Bush for prosecuting the war but still insist he's stupid are the real dummies.
Private hell
Janelle Brown
Who is to blame in the death of a California toddler and the alleged neglect of 12 siblings?
The struggle of the refuseniks
Ferry Biedermann
A small but growing number of Israeli soldiers are refusing to serve in the occupied territories -- awakening the nation's dormant left, but also dividing it.
“Last Orders”
Charles Taylor
Michael Caine heads a dream cast of veteran English actors in Fred Schepisi's unassuming masterpiece about life, love and the cruel joke of old age.
Tariq Ramadan: The Muslim Martin Luther?
Paul Donnelly
The author of "To Be a European Muslim" discusses terrorism, the problem of Saudi Arabia and whether Islam can peacefully coexist with the West.
“Hart’s War”
Charles Taylor
Put Bruce Willis and this bewildering World War II movie in front of the firing line.
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