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Newsreal: Clinton, Saddam and the hot zone
Jonathan Broder
A biological warfare expert examines allegations that Iraq possesses a new class of genetically engineered "bioweaponry" that could kill hundreds of thousands of people and terrorize American cities.
“The Peacemaker”
Charles Taylor
The Peacemaker is one of those dunderheaded blockbusters that makes you hate Hollywood.
Media Circus
Eric Alterman
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh has taken a beating in the press after it was revealed that documents he used in writing a new book on the Kennedys were fake.
No harm, no foul
Jonathan Broder
A law professor says Clinton and Gore will walk away from the campaign finance fiasco unscathed.
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.
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.
Why Israel shouldn't trust Yasir Arafat
David Horowitz
The Nobel Laureate is a sadistic dictator and shameless liar who has just one wish for the Jewish state: That it cease to exist.
Newsreal: When the best defense isn't a good offense
Matthew Dallek
Clinton's lawyer finds that his take-no-prisoners approach may be the wrong strategy to use against Paula Jones.
Media Circus – Microsoft bites the Big Apple
Sean Elder
Redmond's new Sidewalk New York is off to a decent start. But do New Yorkers really need Bill Gates to tell them where to get Chinese food?
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Jonathan Broder
Beneath the smiles and the mutual assurances, the U.S. and China are locked in an implacable struggle for power. And China, rapidly becoming a world-class military force, doesn't intend to lose.
Newsreal: Stop Demonizing Mexico
Sam Quinones
The U.S. Congress is shocked -- shocked! -- to find (gasp!) corruption in Mexico. Maybe it ought to remember that the U.S. is largely responsible for it.
Scientology's “Holocaust”
David Hudson
Is Hollywood on the wrong side in Germany's "Church" vs. state furor?
THE O.J. TRIAL, PART 2:
BRING BACK INSTANT REPLAY
Gary Kamiya
For those outraged by this century's most notorious perversion of justice, media condemnation has become the court of last appeal
Innocents Abroad
Jeff Stein
The CIA consorts with criminals? If it didn't, it wouldn't be able to function.
Winner take some
Rob Richie, Steven Hill
A new kind of electoral affirmative action could mean more power for minorities
Right hand, left hand
Dennis Bernstein, Robert Knight
One drug agent's decade-long battle to expose the Contra-cocaine connection -- and how the government got in the way
Today Afghanistan, tomorrow the world?
Franz Schurmann
Afghanistan's Taliban rebels blend a little Maoism into their Islamic fundamentalism
BURDEN OF PROOF
Marc Herman
Does the press have different standards of skepticism for different stories? The coverage of the CIA-crack story, compared to that of the various Clinton scandals, seems to indicate that it does.
Paul Theroux
Dwight Garner
More dangerous than Saddam?
Franz Schurmann
A latter-day Saladin, spouting a mixture of Mao and Islam, is fanning an insurgency that could destabilize the entire region.
Into the Kurdish Quagmire
Jonathan Broder
Clinton's attack on Iraq may help him with voters, but could make his second term miserable.
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