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Panic at the Bangi Bridge
Phillip Robertson
A trip to the front in Afghanistan turns into a nightmare after a Taliban ambush sets off a panic.
The education of Little Fraud
Allen Barra
How did a racist speechwriter for George Wallace turn into a "Cherokee" sage and author of a revered multicultural text? The weird tale of Asa ("Forrest") Carter.
The midnight ride of James Woolsey
Asla Aydintasbas
The former CIA director presents himself as the Paul Revere of the terrorism age, trying to waken America to its greatest threat -- Saddam Hussein. Should we be listening?
The ticking Palestinian bomb that Israel can’t defuse
Flore de Preneuf
An exploding birthrate means that Arabs will outnumber Jews in Greater Israel next year. How long can Israel continue to rule a "minority" population larger than its Jewish one?
Playing games with Apple
Daniel Drew Turner
Mac gamers have long suffered from PC envy. But this year their holiday spirits are unexpectedly up.
Music industry in the pits!
Eric Boehlert
Record sales are down, no one's seeing concerts, no one's advertising on radio and the stars are revolting!
“The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring”
Stephanie Zacharek
The heroic and epic film version of "The Lord of the Rings" brings beauty, awe and excitement back to the big screen.
The boy who cried divorce
Amy Reiter
Is the Green-Barrymore split to be believed? Schreiber: Liev him alone! Plus: Cruz crazy about Crowe's magic; Destiny's Child denies breakup.
Al-Qaida’s last stand
Mark Kukis
After I dodged a mortar shell on the front lines and met with mujahedin fighters who weren't so lucky, the Eastern Alliance declared victory -- again.
Land of the rising Xbox
Steve Mollman
Nintendo, Sony and Sega have made Japan king of the game console. Can Microsoft make a dent in Nippon?
Trauma culture
Charles Taylor
From Oklahoma City to New York, we've turned violent human loss into epic narratives of suffering and patriotism. Does this help people heal or hurt them?
World’s Scariest Home Video
Joan Walsh
"Osama: The Movie" was weird and chilling -- but not in the way the administration said.
Bud Selig’s forked tongue
Allen Barra
Grilled by congressmen asking embarrassing questions about Major League Baseball's supposed business crisis, the commissioner switched sports and put on a Gale Sayers-like display of evasion.
Expo! Expo!
King Kaufman
As a man's fancy turns to signage, where better to indulge it than the all-star game of trade shows?
“Vanilla Sky”
Stephanie Zacharek
Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz and -- gasp! -- Cameron Crowe dump the first massive lump of Christmas coal.
Come back, little bartender!
Salon Staff
Tom's got a cute little new friend -- and he's growing. Plus: Lex keeps on tweaking!
Out of the blue
King Kaufman
It jolted America out of its complacency and showed us our enemies were smarter than we thought. The author of "Sputnik" compares the days of that shocking satellite to our own.
An Afghan aristocrat fights for equality
Janelle Brown
Leila Enayat-Seraj rolls up her couture sleeves to rescue Afghan art and restore civil rights for women.
After Arafat?
Flore de Preneuf
As Israel cuts off contact with the Palestinian leader after another bloody attack, the question of who might succeed him gains urgency.
Israel’s House foes
Jake Tapper
In a meaningless resolution, a small group of House critics tee off on U.S. foreign policy -- and Israel -- lamenting the "root causes of terrorism."
Hopeless in Jerusalem
Janelle Brown
"Promises," a documentary about children growing up in the middle of the Arab-Israeli conflict, reveals early lessons in hatred and a grim absence of optimism.
Ready for her close-up
Janelle Brown
A doctor, educator, human rights activist and mother, Habiba Sarabi longs for a chance to work -- legally -- back home in Afghanistan.
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