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The damage at home
Daryl Lindsey
Middle East policy experts assess the lasting impact of the Ramallah and Gaza Strip skirmishes on the peace process and U.S. foreign relations.
Gov. Bush’s office ignored murder confession
Alan Berlow
Two and a half years later, the two men convicted of the crime still sit in prison.
“Final Destination”
David Lazarus
Audiences wanted to see more death: How a horror flick was turned from a potential failure into "the perfect souffli."
Big night for Bush
Compiled by Salon staff
Christopher Buckley, Norman Lear, Al Franken, Joe Eszterhas and other critics review Debate 2.
Art for politics’ sake
Ray Sawhill
A critic of the NEA and Harvard talks about the narrow-minded, shock-obsessed contemporary art scene.
Drug war politics
Arthur Allen
The presidential candidates have not widely touted their plans to deal with drug abuse. Is it because of their own suspect histories?
The new, improved Steve Jobs
Janelle Brown
Even if he did try to stop publication of a biography about him, there's a lot to admire about the Apple CEO, says author Alan Deutschman.
Am I hot or not?
Janelle Brown
Appalling, horrible and addictive -- a new Web site lets the world rate your attractiveness.
The once and future Steve Jobs
Alan Deutschman
How the comeback kid remade Apple -- from the "Think Different" campaign to a "loose lips sink ships" reign of terror.
Dead man singing
Paul Festa
"Dead Man Walking," the opera version, opens in San Francisco. Is it a misguided abuse of the genre -- or a radical reworking of operatic stagecraft?
Kissing the ring
Rachel Louise Snyder
From his strangely tasteful Beverly Hills mansion, Kiss frontman Paul Stanley reflects on fear, fatness and fame.
Microsoft’s funny money
Janelle Brown
A spunky shareholder resolution demands that the company account for its political campaign contributions.
Kryptonite investor
Larry Getlen
Chris Henderson's band, 3 Doors Down, has a No. 1 single -- and a 401K plan.
Purloined porn
Katharine Mieszkowski
Writers of erotica love giving away their steamy stories online, but watch in horror as their work is then stolen by rogue Web sites and fans.
Almost perfect
Garrison Keillor
It turns out our race and age differences are nothing compared to this hurdle we must get over: He's jealous.
The drug war’s Tweedledee
Arthur Allen
Does National Institute on Drug Abuse chief Alan Leshner push propaganda over science in his close coordination with drug czar Barry McCaffrey?
Pro-life groups’ blind ambition
Alicia Montgomery
Bush may ignore them while he campaigns, but anti-abortion activists are convinced he'll come around once he's in office. They're just sure of it.
Star dreams
Steve Burgess
While we're awake, the famous are everywhere. Naturally, they reappear during our nightly regurgitation of mental effluvia.
Covering up the breast
Denise Dowling
The National Cancer Institute decides not to publicize the results of a publicly funded implant study. What's the deal?
Gross-out girls
Suzy Hansen
Young female novelists now take us, literally, into the bowels of their heroines, but does all this bodily frankness carve out a bold new honesty or dredge up the same old insecurities?
We will, we will save you!
Carina Chocano
Matchmakers hook up Hollywood luminaries with the cause of their choice -- saving the world one star at a time.
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