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The Salon interview: Stanley Crouch
Laura McClure
The career provocateur says an Iraq attack could provoke Saddam to use nuclear weapons and trigger more terror -- but won't say whether he's for or against the war.
The Salon Interview: Dennis Kucinich
Jake Tapper
The lefty long-shot presidential candidate has found new fans because of his antiwar stance. He explains his "holistic candidacy" -- and past pro-life votes -- to Salon.
Sharon’s world
Aluf Benn
Bush is on his side, a longed-for Iraq war is coming, and the Palestinians seem to be under control, but the economy is in ruins and his right-wing coalition could be shaky. For Israel's ultimate survivor, it's business as usual.
Big Oil fears war, too
Dan Baum
While "No blood for oil!" echoes in the streets, analysts say oil companies actually dread war in Iraq.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Terminal One: At JFK International Airport, in an enormous swath of asphalt, glass, and aluminum flying machines, the pilot stalks old ghosts.
So long, Saddam?
Ferry Biedermann
As war looms, Iraqis have started doing the unthinkable: Criticizing Saddam Hussein.
The Salon Interview: Molly Ivins
Laura McClure
The Op-Ed populist says her fellow Texan, the man from Midland, is in over his head as he rushes to war with Iraq.
The Salon Interview: Chris Matthews
Joan Walsh
He made his name bashing Clinton. But the "Hardball" host has broken from the cable TV pack over war with Iraq. And he has even warmed up to Clinton -- Hillary, that is.
“A moral failure”
Salon Staff
Containment can't work and "only regime change will make Iraq a state that does not threaten us," Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said in a speech on Thursday.
A haunting silence
Salon Staff
While the White House risks the horrors of war, the Senate is paralyzed, Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., said in a speech on the floor of the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Waiting for the bombs
Ferry Biedermann
On the streets of Baghdad, Iraqis fear that neither Osama bin Laden nor the pope will be able to help them now.
Saddam stands alone
Ferry Biedermann
The Arab street that once rallied for Iraq is strangely quiet, although anger and frustration sometimes boil up.
Colin Powell: “Nexus of poisons and terror”
Salon Staff
In a dramatic appeal to the United Nations Security Council, the U.S. secretary of state unveils new evidence in the case for war.
How convincing was Powell?
Michelle Goldberg, Suzy Hansen, Edward W. Lempinen
Sandra Mackey, Peter Bergen, Khidir Hamza, Todd Gitlin and other experts on Iraq, al-Qaida and weapons inspections evaluate the secretary of state's U.N. presentation.
Shock troops for Bush
Michelle Goldberg
Partisans of the extreme right gathered outside of Washington this
weekend to cheer on Cheney and Coulter -- and vent their rage at the liberals who rule America.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "The Great Debate," by Gary Kamiya, and "State of the Union: Frightened," by Jake Tapper.
The State of the Union: Frightened
Jake Tapper
President Bush did his best to scare the bejesus out of his audience Tuesday to make his case for war. And afterward, he was probably the only person to get a good night's sleep.
Total Information Awareness: Down, but not out
Farhad Manjoo
Congress may have put the brakes on the most ambitious government surveillance program ever. But for citizens worried about their privacy, TIA still means trouble.
Bush’s “days of reckoning”
Salon Staff
In Tuesday's State of the Union address, President Bush outlines his plan to spur the economy and shackle Saddam.
The INS runaround
Laura McClure
The immigration service's new registration plan is supposed to help fight terrorism. It's also locking people up without explanation.
Iraq
Eric Boehlert
Chemical weapons, civil war and Arab rage could turn an invasion into a disaster.
The Middle East
Gary Kamiya
The White House's reckless, one-sided policies could lead to a global catastrophe.
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