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Dirty war
Laura Miller
In "The Lessons of Terror," Caleb Carr argues that terrorism never succeeds. If only we could believe him.
Tourism apartheid in Cuba
Damien Cave
Many of the island nation's most beautiful areas are off limits to its citizens. Will Fidel's tourist policy be his undoing?
Cheryl Lucanegro Named New Senior Vice President Of Ad Sales
Salon Staff
Advertising Veteran Brings 25 Years of Online, Print and Event Experience To Boost Salon's Revenues
One film to rule them all
Scott Rosenberg
Peter Jackson's "Fellowship of the Ring" pleases both Tolkien nuts and "Lord of the Rings" virgins. How did he pull off such an unlikely feat?
Energy battle heats up in Congress
Anthony York
Thanks to the Enron scandal, Democrats smell blood in the fight over Bush's energy plan. But could they end up scuffling with one another?
Risky business
Damien Cave
How did Enron break into the elite Wall Street world of bankruptcy insurance?
I spy
Cary Tennis
I found out that my boyfriend is meeting his ex for lunch. Should I "accidentally" show up at the restaurant?
Salon recommends
Salon Staff
Daily afflictions for the existentially inclined and more of our favorite new books
The deadly children of Ghazni
Phillip Robertson
On the treacherous Kabul-Kandahar road, our correspondent falls into the hands of a gang of feral kids with Kalashnikovs.
Concorde
Patrick Smith
Not even a hideous crash -- and the worst single event in the history of the airline business -- could permanently ground the most sensual and timelessly attractive of airplanes. And by the way, you don't say "the" Concorde.
Time’s up
Suzy Hansen
Welfare reform enacted in the prosperous '90s is pushing the first wave of families off public assistance amid today's recession. An expert talks about the consequences.
Bill Clinton’s questionable clemencies
Chris Mooney
The former president's decision to release Puerto Rican terrorists in 1999 prompted outrage from Congress and his wife. Now it also bolsters claims that he was "soft on terrorism."
Enron execs blamed
Jake Tapper
Internal investigation faults corporate culture for "pushing the limits" -- and confirms a Salon report of an amazing get-rich-quick scheme.
Hiding Osama
Joshua Micah Marshall
By sitting on a damning interview with the al-Qaida leader, the Arab network Al-Jazeera proved it's a propaganda outlet, not a news organization.
Takin’ it to the suites
Arianna Huffington
Forget the media spectacle on the streets -- the real rabble-rousing at the World Economic Forum is happening inside.
Holier than thou
Cyril Manning
A bitter battle between organizers and beneficiaries tears the California AIDS Ride apart.
Houston, we have a problem
Katharine Mieszkowski
The city where deregulation is king is in Enron denial -- and won't let go of its wildcatting ways.
“Birthday Girl”
Charles Taylor
Nicole Kidman isn't bad as a Russian bride in this noirish sex comedy, but her feeble costar could use a good tug.
“We were wrong”
Wagner James Au
Now when will Nader, Moore, Steinem, Chomsky -- and the other leftists who were monumentally mistaken about the war in Afghanistan -- join me in admitting it?
When should we fight?
King Kaufman
With the war on terrorism expanding, Salon talks to a group of average Americans about the U.S. military's role in the world today.
Andrew Sullivan’s selective Enron outrage
Eric Boehlert
The failed energy trader didn't just spend money on politicians. It gave handily to journalists, too. But why is Sullivan most angry about the one liberal who cashed in?
Keeping the peace in Kabul
Phillip Robertson
As sporadic fighting breaks out around the country, our reporter tags along with a British-led peacekeeping force trying to maintain order in the Afghan capital.
General Motors gets tub-thumped
Iain Aitch
British pop rockers Chumbawamba take the car company's money and run straight to the anti-globalization movement.
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