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The roots of a hostage crisis
Robert Bryce, Lisa Tozzi
The angry Cuban detainees in Louisiana are just some of the illegal immigrants trapped in the INS's permanent limbo.
A GOP rebel in Dixie
Jake Tapper
If passionate presidential candidate John McCain hopes to topple George W. Bush, he may have to dare to be boring.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Would Jimmy Swaggart's God forbid sex? Plus: Merger rumors behind hot VA Linux IPO; reducing Russia to vodka-swilling stereotype.
Sharps & Flats
Michelle Goldberg
On the "The New Latinaires 2," transnational artists fusing Latin, house and electronic music suggest that the Ricky Martin explosion was not a fluke.
Foreskin and several years from now
Kim Lane
My husband has dedicated himself to the proposition that he can form a more perfect penis.
“Magnolia”
Charles Taylor
Even with a stellar cast, director Paul Thomas Anderson's "Boogie Nights" follow-up flounders without a punchline.
“Three Kings,” one “Witch” and a “Princess”
Salon Staff
Salon Arts & Entertainment's critics pick their favorite movies of 1999.
I kissed him! Janelle Brown meets Mahir
Janelle Brown
Across a crowded room (filled to bursting with dot-commers and nude models), our intrepid reporter spots the Turkish stud.
Will big business gobble up Ben and Jerry's?
Kenneth Rapoza
A protest movement tries to make sure that Cherry Garcia is never owned by Nestli.
As long as he doesn’t sound gay
Paul Festa
The mayoral candidate who articulated a growing angst in San Francisco may have been hurt at the polls because of the voice he said it in.
Legends in their own minds
Thomas Scoville
Two new books try to lionize warrior-entrepreneurs battling in Microsoft's shadow, but leave us wondering where high tech's heroes are.
The micropenis and the giant clitoris
Hank Hyena
Hermaphrodites hiss, "Don't cut up our unique organs!"
Geographic discrimination?
David Brauer
Supporters of a new lawsuit against the federal government want to know why Minnesota seniors receive less money for their health care.
“Sidewalk” by Mitchell Duneier
Andrew O'Hehir
An eloquent study of Greenwich Village street vendors that's sure to become a contemporary classic of urban sociology.
Sharps & Flats
Carlene Bauer
Mogwai's migrainous wankery has absolutely no potential for popular appeal.
Orphans of managed care
Arthur Allen
Sickle cell patients are in the middle of a dilemma over the cost of effective drugs.
A swine in Harvard Yard
Alexandra Jacobs
David Mamet's children's book puts Ivy League angst in the heads of babes.
Online panel to rate debate on SpeakOut.com
Speakout.com
The 700 GOP primary voters watching the Des Moines debate on MSNBC will closely mirror Republican voters nationwide.
MP3: Here, there, everywhere
Janelle Brown
The latest digital music players let you play MP3s on your home stereo, in your car or on the run -- but are they any good?
Sound off
Salon Staff
Salon's Arts & Entertainment critics pick their favorite records and musical moments of 1999.
Goodbye, cruel world
Dave Cullen
Video footage made by Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold leaves unanswered questions about whether their parents could have stopped the massacre at Columbine.
Murder in Colombia
Ana Arana
American Indians seek to avenge the murder of one of their leaders by leftist rebels.
Diamonds are a lech's best friend
Janelle Brown
Jewelry.com yanks one sexy ad after a group of angry fathers protests -- but its "toned down" replacement is pretty saucy.
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