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Will rocking the boat rock her world?
Lucie Chevalier
Today's lesson: The intoxication of a new affair inevitably melts away. This is the transformation, not the tragedy, of love.
“The (Non-)confessions of St. Ralph” and “The Hidden Hitler”
Letters to the Editor
By Joan Walsh and Lothar Machtan
Stuck outside of Kabul … with the nuclear blues again
Phillip Robertson
Musharraf is afraid of losing a war, while Vajpayee is afraid of losing an election. It's hideous politics that makes rational people like me want to drink too many gin and tonics.
America’s homegrown terrorists
Suzy Hansen
An expert on right-wing hate groups talks about the tortured emotional roots of their rage, their response to Sept. 11 and their role in the Oklahoma City bombing.
Are the Grammys heading for a fall?
Eric Boehlert
A lackluster lineup of stars threatens the appeal of this year's prime-time show. Paging -- gulp! -- Michael Jackson!
Love and marriage
Cary Tennis
How do you choose when friends are getting a divorce, how do you reconcile the need to marry within one's culture and how do you live in a marriage without sex?
Bush to Lay: What was your name again?
Robert Scheer
President Bush wants you to believe he's really not that close to Enron's CEO, but Ken Lay was a staunch family supporter from way back.
I was a cowboy for the CIA
Laura Miller
A tough-guy field agent blasts wimpy pencil pushers and "politics" for keeping him from lassoing terrorist evildoers. He's right -- but you wouldn't want his kind in charge, either.
The men behind the curtain
Ian Rothkerch
Three actors from "Oz" talk about surviving the slammer, prison politics and the brutish force of the most overlooked show on television.
Conflict of interest for Christine Todd Whitman?
Mark Hertsgaard
The EPA's ombudsman says Whitman muzzled him for criticizing a sweetheart Superfund settlement with a big investor in her husband's firm.
“The Hidden Hitler” by Lothar Machtan
Allen Barra
Critics have been far too quick to dismiss this controversial new book alleging that Hitler was gay.
Cold, hard facts
Norah Vincent
The new Cold War will be dirty and covert -- and the Vietnam-era left better get used to it.
Feminism, that old whipping boy
Salon Staff
Readers respond to articles on Erma Bombeck and female fatherhood.
Bush feeds the scandal
Anthony York
The president's claim that Enron's chief supported his Texas opponent -- at best an evasion, at worst a lie -- drags the White House a step deeper into Enrongate.
The ghost of terror past
Jake Tapper
As the Bush administration tries to push through controversial State Department nominee Otto Reich, critics suggest the White House has a troubling double standard when it comes to fighting evil.
Playing with fire signs
Lucie Chevalier
For the Earth Monkey and the Water Rat the good news is compatibility and powerful attraction. The bad news? Booby traps!
And here’s to you, Mrs. Johnson!
Jeff Stark
"Survivor" surprises again! Big Tom blows it; Lex takes a walk; and Brandon snarls one last time for the cameras.
Gamblers Inc.
Kristy Siegfried
In California, betting to win can be a buttoned-down, corporate slog through the salary-man trenches.
Bully for them
Danielle Egan
The first U.S. ship to join Operation Enduring Freedom has a moose named Bully onboard.
“Them: Adventures With Extremists” by Jon Ronson
Damien Cave
A writer takes a full-tilt trip into the world of Muslim fanatics, skinheads, survivalists and paranoid critics of the shadowy Bilderberg Group.
Our favorite books
Laura Miller
From a gripping novel about terrorism to the memoir of a cross-country stripteaser, we pick the best -- that is, the most pleasurable -- reading experiences of 2001.
Hope for the professionally unemployed
Tom Mcnichol
The market is booming for tales of the out-of-work.
Our own terror cells
Frederick Clarkson
If the Bush administration treated homegrown terrorists like their overseas comrades, its dragnet could ensnare the far political right -- and John Ashcroft.
Gen. Rashid Dostum
Asla Aydintasbas
The Uzbek warlord, and Afghanistan's new interim deputy defense minister, sounds enlightened, but can he walk it like he talks it?
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