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Patients’ rights double cross
Jake Tapper
As Bush heralds a new "deal" on patients' rights, a key Republican coauthor in the House says he was never consulted.
George the Good
Anthony York
Will his vague "Communities of Character" initiative pull his presidency back to the center?
Campaign reformer’s “soft” spot
Jake Tapper
A New York congressman and avowed opponent of unregulated political cash is using plenty of it to try to preserve his House seat.
Let my children go!
Miven Booth Trageser
Stricter car seat laws may bring incremental safety gains, but at the cost of a family's liberty.
Chapter 15: Thursday, Nov. 2
Alfred Alcorn
In which there's a managerial inspection of the erotic Ms. Tangent, and Norman suspects he's seen Dr. Penrood's back on video.
Bad lieutenants
Jake Tapper
Moderate Republicans like Rep. Christopher Shays have proven to be an unexpected stone in Bush's shoe. But do they have the stomach to stand up to the GOP's bully boys?
Gray Davis’ Edison problem
The governor struggles to orchestrate a multimillion-dollar bailout of the utility that has spent big bucks on his campaign.
Poison Valley, Part 2
Jim Fisher
What new cocktails of toxic chemicals are brewing in the high-tech industry's "clean rooms" -- and will we ever know what harm they're causing?
License and registration, please
Chris Colin
An artificial penis and a ruined kisser speak volumes about traffic safety.
Shane MacGowan
Stephen Lemons
The life-embracing, death-defying founder of the Pogues is a king hell drinker, a writer and one of the last of a vanishing breed.
“Bully”
Andrew O'Hehir
Larry Clark loves to show us teenagers having sex and getting wasted, but does he have a point?
Battle for the bloc
Anthony York
Bush's agonizing over stem cell research points up the administration's effort to woo the Catholic vote -- at a time when many say it no longer exists.
Poison Valley
Jim Fisher
Is workers' health the price we pay for high-tech progress? First of two parts.
Real Life Rock Top 10
Greil Marcus
Shopper’s little helper
Carina Chocano
If compulsive shoppers get help in the form of a pill thanks to a university study, and the study was funded by the company that manufactures the pill, everybody wins, right?
The war against nurses
Diana Reiss-Koncar
Assaults on R.N.s are at an all-time high, but many who complain or seek help lose their jobs as hospitals blame the victims.
“The winner dies” and “Coming out of the closet”
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Janelle Brown's report on anorexia and Melissa Levine's story about being straight.
The mind of a killer
Suzy Hansen
A neurologist who studies murderers' brains talks about factors that make someone kill, the difficulty of predicting violence and why most murderers can never be rehabilitated.
Anxiousness over patients’ rights
Jake Tapper
The bill could get bumped to the fall, Hastert warns in a closed-door meeting.
The loneliness of a longtime working girl
Tracy Quan
How could I explain myself to my boyfriend, or to naive Allie -- who had never really paid her dues? Sixth in a series.
Too much monkey business
John Dooley
The original "Planet of the Apes" and its four sequels helped Americans feel good about feeling bad.
Porn virgins
Emily Jenkins
I remember the first time I saw a dirty movie with my girlfriends, when we still burst into hysterical laughter at the word "penis."
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