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Gore proposes soft-money ban
Compiled by Max Garrone
The GOP on why it likes Bush the boomer and early picks in the veepstakes.
A “poison” divides us
Alicia Montgomery
The man who has made it a personal mission to destroy affirmative action one state at a time explains why the policy is so damaging.
Cybersleuth
Mark Compton
Posing as a thief or informing the FBI about hacker behavior -- it's all in a day's work for AntiOnline founder John Vranesevich.
Keep a Web journal, get fired … or worse
Jami Attenberg
Sure, you can pour your heart out online, but it may come back to haunt you.
At Copacabana
Mark Jolly
Rio de Janeiro boasts the most famous beach in the world. From dangerous muggers to skimpy ball hangers, the title was hard won.
Letters to the editor
Salon Staff
The meaning of Jar Jar. Plus: Finally, a paper conservatives can call their own; is the Iditarod animal cruelty?
The Mr. Peanut chronicles
Ruth Shalit
Burned by past disasters, icon managers have learned the hard way that the suave mascot must never wear a wetsuit and that Ronald McDonald cannot hang out in bars.
A Black Sea affair
Jeffrey Tayler
On a Soviet cruise ship in 1985, we evaded the KGB agent trying to foil our international interlude. But in the end, we lost, and on a sad Moscow night years later, the truth came out.
Google: We're down with ODP
Mark Durham
Will the streamlined search engine's decision to mix in the 20,000 editors of the Open Directory Project mess with its mojo?
Artists to Napster: Drop dead!
Eric Boehlert
To many musicians, the MP3 trading software isn't a revolution -- it's a rip-off.
Hunger strike in Jericho
Rob Mank, Abigail Beshkin
Fighting Yasser Arafat and a rival branch of the Russian Orthodox Church, Sister Maria Stephanopoulos hopes the pope will help in one of the many religious turf wars in the holy lands.
A chat with Mr. Oscar
Bill Wyman
Damien Bona talks about "American Beauty" and Warren Beatty, "Titanic" and Roberto Benigni and more than 70 years of the academy's hits and misses.
McCain's whirlwind week
Jake Tapper
The vanquished GOP contender talks to Salon about his return to the Senate, helping his party and forgiving -- if not forgetting -- the tactics of George W. Bush.
Den of thieves
Merrill Goozner
Greedy CEOs like Bank of America's Hugh McColl are squeezing the shareholders for gigantic salaries, no matter how the company is doing.
Physicians, heal thyselves
Elkan Allan
The biblical injunction takes on new meaning as British doctors struggle to regain public confidence.
The disc master
Michael Sragow
A conversation with the Criterion Collection's Peter Becker, the man who created the ultimate DVD versions of "Grand Illusion," "This Is Spinal Tap" -- and "Armageddon."
The inner Doughboy
Ruth Shalit
How an army of admen battle to define and protect the true nature of the Jolly Green Giant, the Pillsbury Doughboy and other advertising spokescharacters.
Geeks to the rescue!
Katharine Mieszkowski
Three programmers try to spark a grass-roots movement on the Net to save global satellite network Iridium from a fiery death in space.
Bush gets tough with Gore
Compiled by Max Garrone
McCain tells Bush to get back on message, while trial lawyers set their sights on Gore.
Much ado about nothing
Bruce Shapiro
Inside the sweetheart deal the White House made for Smith & Wesson.
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