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The bitter end
Jack Hitt
The mistrial in the Steele case marks Kenneth Starr's induction into the American hall of shame.
Israel's Russian muscle
David Tuller
No longer second-class citizens, the recent immigrants are emerging as vital swing voters.
Rematch at the NT vs. Linux corral
Andrew Leonard
Testing lab invites another round of performance testing -- but Linux gurus charge the shootout is still rigged.
At home in Greece
Donald D. Groff
Our expert offers advice on renting villas, European rail passes, currency exchanging and time shares.
“I'm a uniter, not a divider”
David Horowitz
George W. Bush talks with David Horowitz about going from patrician to populist -- and from party boy to presidential front-runner.
The shooters and the shrinks
Mark Boal
After Littleton, the media declared that studies show computer games lead to violence. What studies?
Declaring war on undeclared war
Jake Tapper
A lawsuit could force President Clinton to get Congress' OK on Kosovo.
Bungling in Buffalo
Jeff Stein
Fugitive James Kopp is finally charged in the killing of an abortion doctor after the FBI harasses the wrong men.
Sassy singing Serbs won't bare all
Amy Reiter
Group refuses Playboy assignment unless bombs stop; eau de wrestler coming your way; custom boots for the royal pooches.
Our scalpels, ourselves
Paige Arthur
Sander Gilman slices to the heart of the boob job and finds the ideals of the liberal enlightenment in his "Making the Body Beautiful: A Cultural History of Aesthetic Surgery."
Survival of the cutest
Cintra Wilson
Hot young magician David Blaine gets all the love while the best tricksters get hardly any.
She's all chat
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Oprah Winfrey spent 20 years becoming the most powerful woman in
broadcasting. Then she told her viewers to turn off their televisions and
pick up a book.
The Beats order lunch
Craig Offman
A documentary captures the last meeting of Bowles, Burroughs and Ginsberg.
Hitler youth?
Joe Conason
What little we know of the Columbine killers' motives points to the dangers lurking in dark, Nazi-worshiping corners of alienated youth culture.
Up in smoke
James Poniewozik
The billboard-liberation movement gathers to celebrate 20 years of
ad "improvement" and smoke on the Marlboro Man's grave.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Credit cards as financial crack; does race determine intelligence?
The disturbing case of “Ben H.,” the messianic marksman
Justin Frank
Never himself, even in childhood, and armed with a high power delusional system, acting was a perfect profession for this patient.
The battle over Reform Judaism
Samuel G. Freedman
The new head of the movement advocates a return to Jewish laws and traditions, and touches off a battle for American Jewish identity.
Good news from teen America
Joan Walsh
While we're wringing our hands over Littleton, evidence of a sharp decline in teen birthrates, especially among blacks, shows that adults can make a difference
The millennium bug bill battle
Jake Tapper
The tech industry's Washington lobby tries to play both sides of the aisle. Is it being pragmatic -- or just naive?
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