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The code ahead
Margaret Wertheim
Simon Singh, author of "Fermat's Enigma" and "The Code Book," talks about once and future cryptography.
San Francisco's “Blair Witch” mayor's race
Anthony York
Gay supervisor Tom Ammiano's insurgent write-in campaign will likely force incumbent Willie Brown into a runoff.
Rudy loses big — but does it matter?
Andrea Bernstein
New Yorkers overwhelmingly reject the charter reform their mayor sold as a referendum on his tenure, and Hillary Clinton backers see as Round 1 in the New York Senate race
Salon.com and GAVELNET.COM to Introduce Custom Auctions
Salon Staff
Inaugural event to feature "Millennium Poster Auction" from Jack Rennert
Escape Hatch?
Jake Tapper
Could the Utah senator's quixotic run for president cost him his Senate seat?
McKinney guilty in Shepard murder
Dave Cullen
But legal experts say the jury's refusal to convict him on premeditation charges may save the 22-year-old from the death penalty.
Get Uncle Sam off my back! and other misguided impulses
Gary Kamiya
American government-bashers like to wrap themselves in a constitutional flag. But Garry Wills argues that the Founders wanted a strong government, not a weak one.
Sharps & Flats
Andy Battaglia
Why the High Llamas are more than just another workingman's Beach Boys.
You call this a free election?
Christopher Hitchens
The international community sends watchdogs to monitor foreign elections --
that's just what America needs in 2000.
Captured and hypnotized by aliens!
Joel Achenbach
You've got your Pleiadians, your reptilians, dolphinoids, serpent people, the Starseeds and a bunch coming back in silicon bodies. And every darn one has a different agenda.
Tripping on iboga
Daniel Pinchbeck
In Gabon, a disenchanted journalist embarks on a hallucinogenic tribal rite.
The Silicon Dominion skews right
Alicia Montgomery
Virginia's booming high-tech industry helps the GOP wrest control of the state government away from the Democrats for the first time in history.
Did the Internet really ruin San Francisco?
Salon Staff
When a Salon article suggested that the dot-commers had killed everything wacky and wonderful about San Francisco, our mailbox was flooded with reader replies. The debate continues here.
Rarin' to go
Garrison Keillor
Even after I lost 79 pounds, my husband isn't interested in sex. What if someone else makes a pass at me?
Seventeen brothels of Asian sex slaves exposed in Atlanta
Hank Hyena
Is sexual slavery a barbaric Old World myth or a common contemporary crime?
Is the Net in your locker room?
Maura Kelly
Privacy abuses abound on the Internet -- but so far, the government doesn't appear to care.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
If Pete Rose won't fess up, he shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame; why we're chicken-pox party parents.
“American Movie”-maker
Martin Knelman
Chris Smith wins the indie-film lottery with his documentary about another struggling independent filmmaker.
Garry Trudeau
David Rubien
The most powerful voice for truth and justice in American journalism is the junkyard dog of editorial cartooning -- and the creator of "Doonesbury."
The luau wars
Robert Ito
Dartmouth Greeks tried to improve their reputation with a non-offensive Hawaiian luau. The leis never even made it off the rack.
The dearth of cool
Frank Houston
Are white hipsters an endangered species? Is sellout just another word for nothing left to lose?
… but I play one on TV
Joyce Millman
President Martin Sheen takes the Oval Office on "The West Wing"; Dr. Alan Alda operates again on "ER."
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