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Must-see hearings!
Art Levine
Stung by low ratings and general lack of interest,
Sen. Fred Thompson has a secret plan to get
America watching his investigation of the campaign
finance scandal.
Let's Get This Straight: July 1997 archives
Scott Rosenberg
Ratings today, censorship tomorrow
Joseph D. Lasica
The Net industry is rushing to embrace ratings systems for the Web. The technology will help parents keep their kids away from porn. It can also help anyone censor anything.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Michael Blanding, Travis Lea
How mild-mannered bicyclists were turned into "wolves."
The Awful Truth
Cintra Wilson
Cintra Wilson endures the agonizing company of her fellow artists at a weekend retreat at Vassar.
Hercules
Charles Taylor
Disney's Hercules is a show-tune-spouting, buff demigod bent on self-improvement (and world domination).
privacy is the problem, not the solution
Jeffrey Obser
Americans fear that their personal information is at risk when they
go online. But maybe the trouble is that we're all too isolated offline.
Media Circus: Thin-skinned journalists
Catherine Seipp
When it's their turn to be written about, media honchos believe that turnabout is NOT fair play.
show me the pictures
Andrea Gollin
Part one of the Mothers Who Think guide to summer reading for kids.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Lori Leibovich
A new documentary explores conflict and cooperation between blacks and Jews.
Media Circus
Julia Barton
Quirky, intelligent and unpredictable, "This American Life" is the best thing on the air waves
The woman who turned America against divorce
Joan Walsh
How did psychologist Judith Wallerstein become America's divorce czar? A profile by Joan Walsh.
Gazongas slathered in unctuous prose
James Poniewozik
A furtive read of Esquire's 10th "Women We Love" issue begs the question: Who's this "we"?
EV3
Laura Jamison
Primus- The Brown Album
Ezra Gale
American apartheid
David Horowitz
The controversy over a multiracial category on
census forms shows that racial and ethnic advocacy groups
aren't worried about fairness
as much as they're worried about spoils.
census forms shows that racial and ethnic advocacy groups
aren't worried about fairness
as much as they're worried about spoils.
Acting Big
Laura Miller
The controversial reaction to the French film "Ponette" reveals our complicated feelings about child actors: Are they capable of great artistry or are they just playing themselves?
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Jonathan Broder
Forget car phones and sports utility vehicles, the real menace on the roads is drivers who will literally kill to get a parking space.
Is New York stealing California's testosterone?
Courtney Weaver
Salon Magazine's Unzipped by Courtney Weaver -- Courtney Weaver argues with an East Coast friend who thinks that West Coast men are congenitally passive.
readin', ritin' and ritalin
Arthur Allen
Do psychoactive drugs really help children -- or just make them fit in?
Pardon My French
Sam Hurwitt
Media Circus
James M. Surowiecki
The travails of reeling HarperCollins reflect big trouble in the book publishing business
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