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Java's a year old. Can it walk and talk yet?
Scott Rosenberg
Scott Rosenberg reviews the java program for it's one year anniversary.
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Jonathan Broder
Netanyahu victory plunges Clinton administration into deep funk
“Real patriots don't hide behind children”
Andrew Ross
Colorado legislator Charles Duke entered the heavily armed Freemen compound as a militia sympathizer. After his efforts to negotiate a peaceful settlement were sabotaged by the Freemen's three leaders, he left with very different feelings.
Two roads diverge in Mideast
Jonathan Broder
Either way it goes, Israel's election nailbiter will have dramatic impact
Special late report: Whitewater guilt
Andrew Ross
Convictions keep issue alive, darken clouds for the Clintons
Sexual meltdown
Richard Rodriguez
Author Richard Rodriguez says Justice Scalia is blaming gays for the big changes in sexual mores underway in America.
Java's a year old. Can it walk and talk yet?
Scott Rosenberg
Java's a year old. Can it walk and talk yet?
Rebel yelp
Andrew Ross
Atlanta is proudly decking itself out for the Olympics. But even in the capital of the New South, you can still hear
echoes of old Dixie, says civil rights historian Melissa Fay Greene.
A scruffy fighting place
Richard Covington
Poetry is not some grand institution, insists Nobel Prize-winner Seamus Heaney. It's "born out of the quarrel with ourselves."
The Awful Truth
Cintra Wilson
If you haven't been to a New York Niteclub lately, don't worry, I just did it for you.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Andrew Ross
Ms. says take your daughters to work, but keep your sons with the nanny
Backfire
Ed Kashi
Phoning from Beirut, photojournalist Ed Kashi tells how Israel's "surgical strike" against Hezbollah is playing into
the hands of the enemy it vowed to destroy
Is Uncle Sam Coddling the Kooks?
Jonathan Broder
Mindful of the fatalities and public
relations disasters resulting from the Waco and Ruby
Ridge sieges, federal authorities have adopted a
low-key approach to the standoff with the so-called
"Freemen".
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