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Rumble in the Outhouse
Cathy Young
The battle over "Larry Flynt" gets smellier and smellier.The opponents in the debate over Milos Forman's film deserve each other.
What “truth” does James Earl Ray have to tell?
Andrew Ross
Would retrying the convicted killer of Martin Luther
King Jr. shed new light on the assassination?
Shanker's troubled legacy
Samuel G. Freedman
The late teachers union leader had the courage to
change his mind on merit pay and national testing.
But his powerful union is still more interested in
providing lifetime job security for its members than
making sure they know how to teach.
Sex and the single post-feminist
Laura Miller
Bad girl Katie Roiphe used to be disgusted. Now she's just confused.
The kidnap business
Tim Wall
With 200 foreign nationals kidnapped a year, ransoming executives is a boom industry.
Indecent Exposures
Etelka Lehoczky
No one in the media seems to understand the source of Howard Stern's dark allure. Sigmund Freud might have.
Brat Pack
Rob Spillman
Today's bright young novelists shun the media-chasing antics of '80s hot shots. Or maybe they've just refined the game.
Money For Nothing
David Futrelle
A courageous plan to rid our country of a dire threat to our health and well-being: surplus celebrities.
Chairman Rubert's little red bucks
Andrew Leonard
Murdoch and the People's Daily try to make
the Web safe for China's Communists.
Out of Africa — Thank God
Jonathan Broder
American blacks should stop romanticizing Africa. It's a nightmare of violence and corruption, says the Washington Post's former Africa bureau chief.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Andrew Ross
Why should the special prosecutor keep bashing his head against a wall in Little Rock when he could be enjoying the sun in Malibu?
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Lori Leibovich
One historian says America's "divorce culture" makes us "nasty, hateful, miserable and mean."
To Burt with love
Joyce Millman
A valentine to Burt Bacharach, the greatest love-song writer of the pop era.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Lori Leibovich
The thin blue line as seen through the eyes of a cop who has walked it -- from Rodney King to O.J. Simpson.
Beach Boy
Dwight Garner
26-year-old Alex Garland, author of the harrowing novel "The Beach," talks about the quest for mystery in a world that's too well known.
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Keith Besonen
With tutu lace, a pacifier and a winning personality, you too could be Baby Miss of the year.
Bubblegum Thatcherism
Stephanie Zacharek
The Spice Girls want you to think they're Tiger Beatish riot grrrls. Actually, they're inane Young Tories.
Media Circus: Sect Appeal
Scott McLemee
An ugly family feud cleaves a Trotskyist publishing empire in twain.
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Kate Rix
Well, maybe not that big. But they did have daggers, swords and amulets of war.
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