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Newsreal: Shooting yourself in the foot
David Corn
The fund-raising scandal surrounding the re-election campaign of Teamster leader Ron Carey provides a huge boost to Republicans and anti-union causes everywhere.
Bosnia close-up and personal
Debbie DeVoe
An American election supervisor learns some complicated lessons -- and ends up being evacuated -- during a
week with Bosnian Serbs
Mondo Weirdo: The strangest place I’ve ever slept
Wanderlust Readers
Thai whiskey and Burmese soccer
A Smack of Weimar
A. Clay Thompson
A low-intensity war is taking place in parts of
Europe, with terrorist activities and open battles on the streets between neo-Nazis and their increasingly militant opponents.
21st: Spam bombers
Andrew Leonard
Remove, filter or delete -- whatever you do with junk e-mail, there's more on the way.
21st: Spam bombers
Andrew Leonard
Tired of receiving dozens of get-rich-quick offers and promos for "bulk mailers" in your e-mail? Meet the software designers who have made it all possible.
The Salon Interview, Caleb Carr
Dwight Garner
Dwight Garner interviews Caleb Carr, the author of 'The Alienist' and 'The Angel of Darkness.'
Janeane Garofalo
Andrew O'Hehir
Janeane Garofalo talks about dating, dog people and how she reclaimed her virginity.
How Zurich invented the modern world
Carlos Fuentes
A distinguished Mexican novelist reflects on Thomas Mann, Zurich and the imagination of Europe.
Travels Along the Edge
David Noland
In this excerpt from "Travels Along the Edge," David Noland describes a memorable odyssey among the animals and other wild wonders of Antarctica
Your money's no good here
Tim Cahill
Visiting a cashless culture provides new perspectives on our sense of money and self.
The Education Divide
Samuel G. Freedman
School vouchers were supposed to be a straight liberal vs. conservative issue. Why, then, are black urban Democrats jumping on the same bandwagon as the Christian Coalition?
Media moguls destroy civilization — more at 10!
James Poniewozik
Turner's $1 billion pledge
to the U.N. leads Murdoch to retaliate -- nuclear winter settles over Earth -- stocks up sharply.
Bombing on a Book Tour
Melissa Fay Greene
The author of an award-winning book on the early civil rights movement thought that the lessons it taught about fighting the lunacy of racism had sunk in. She was wrong.
Classics Book Group
Joyce Carol Oates
An essay by Joyce Carol Oates on Charlotte Bronte's 'Jane Eyre.
Old and in the nude
Susie Bright
21st: Apple apostates
Jenn Shreve
Veteran Mac software developers are working for Microsoft. Do they feel they've "gone over to the dark side"? No way.
Ain't gonna work on Bill G's farm no more
Jennifer New
Dodging plastic air-gun projectiles in Microsoft's cubicles, a contractor decides she's had enough.
No harm, no foul
Jonathan Broder
A law professor says Clinton and Gore will walk away from the campaign finance fiasco unscathed.
Media Circus
Joyce Millman
Steven Bochco's hard-hitting "Brooklyn South" is still one step ahead of the headlines. But is he fanning the flames of American prejudice?
Can He Really Spare The Rod?
Jonathan Broder
A group of Harvard Doctors casts doubts on Dr. Patrick Walsh's claim that he can remove cancerous prostates and leave his patients potent.
brain clock
David Bowman
An amateur Dylanologist takes on the bard's long-awaited "Time Out of Mind."
star chamber
David Futrelle
How to save the Russian space program and MTV's "The Real World" -- at the same time!
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