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Power and the people
Damien Cave
The electricity industry and the GOP blame NIMBY neighbors for the crisis. Critics say they're trying to turn out the lights on democracy.
“Friends.” “Survivor.” “Thunderdome.”
Christopher Painter
How the NBC-CBS Thursday-night rivalry spun out of control.
Ashcroft passes first test
Salon Staff
Feingold breaks ranks, vote goes to the full Senate; some Republican Party unfaithful see too much government in "faith-based" charities; Plus: Tuesday morning's briefing.
Gimme a V-I-C-T-I-M!
Jennifer Block
A new ad campaign against domestic violence uses a yearbook motif to put battered women in their place. First of two parts.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Christina Valhouli
The big guy is happiest when he's helping poor kids, saying weird things about race and saving America from single-parent hell.
Bang-bang girl
Janet Reitman
An ex-photojournalist who brags about screwing half the foreign press corps is no feminist hero -- she's just an opportunist.
The return of “Survivor”
Joyce Millman
Back to the outback! Toned bodies, icky bugs and a landscape littered with kangaroos. Can the sequel measure up to the original?
Has choice lost support?
Alicia Montgomery
Abortion rights groups say that the pro-life president is in the minority, but polls suggest that could be changing.
The Htoo twins come in from the cold
Lawrence Weschler
Myanmar's legendary child rebel leaders are like toxic cherubim, confusing our moral senses.
Tampa’s time
Jamie Allen
The former backwater town on Florida's West Coast has overcome public growing pains to host its third Super Bowl -- and the Summer Olympics could be next. How can this be?
Gov. Davis and the failure of power
Arianna Huffington
California's energy crisis is another lesson in the need for campaign finance reform.
Searching for speed in Silicon Valley
Janelle Brown
The glory days of geek drag racing may be over, but hotshot hackers are still revving their engines.
A game called suicide
Amy Benfer
Teacher and author Jane Katch talks about the value -- and necessity -- of violent play.
“Blood, breasts and beasts”
Andrew O'Hehir
Lloyd Kaufman's splatter movies cost less than Sandra Bullock's hair budget, but his real legacy is Troma -- still fighting "devil-worshiping international conglomerates" after 27 years.
“Before Night Falls”
Charles Taylor
Julian Schnabel's tale of a gay Cuban poet smolders with vivid sensuality. Plus: Johnny Depp in drag.
Down and out in Redmond
Scott Rosenberg
When Microsoft fell off the grid, its first reaction was to cover its butt.
They survived after all
Amy Reiter
"Survivor" veterans out of the woodwork to comment on new show; Puffy and Lopez deny breakup. Plus: Cops called to O.J.'s house, and Buffy bites her tongue!
Overwhelming evidence of global warming
Dawn MacKeen
Experts hope a startling new report will be enough to persuade President Bush to take action.
A gold star for tedium
E.J. Graff
Do the Newbery Medal-winning children's books really have to be so dreary?
How the ax falls
Salon Technology, Business staff
Layoffs are never easy, but doing it the dot-com way is just plain dumb.
I take it back
Carina Chocano
After threatening to expatriate themselves if Bush won the election, most would-be celebrity defectors put the back pedal to the metal.
“Elephant on the dais” and “Thousands protest Bush’s Inauguration”
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Salon's coverage of the Inaugural protests in Washington.
“Temptation Island” — What’s next?
Kevin Shay
"Substance Abuse Island," "Atheism Island" and other proposals from the Fox reality TV working group.
The perfect high
Meredith Maran
An Illinois public school has achieved stunning success by admitting only gifted students and lavishing them with resources. But is this fair?
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