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Camille for Kerry!
Kerry Lauerman
Paglia says "this entire administration needs to be replaced" -- but finds time to unload on Edwards, O'Reilly and Franken, and many others.
Iraq explosives story detonates under Bush campaign
Eric Boehlert
How team Bush has bungled the al-Qaqaa controversy -- with a new "60 Minutes" blockbuster coming on Sunday.
About that al Qaqaa satellite imagery
Geraldine Sealey
Republicans’ bash-Bush bash in Denver
Mark Follman
Come home, Bill Clinton
Gary Younge
Aside from Florida, Arkansas is the last Southern state Democrats may still be able to win. But many blacks there remain ambivalent toward Kerry.
Villain or visionary?
Chris McGreal
Sharon's strategy of limited removal of Jewish settlements shakes up his party, possibly irrevocably.
Comeback
Tim Grieve
Bill Clinton's dramatic return to the campaign trail powers Kerry toward the finish line.
“Wolf! Wolf!”
Salon Staff
Our readers are not suckered in by the empty cries of the big bad Bush-Cheney wolf TV ad -- and so write their own smart, savvy and much better scripts.
“Catastrophic success”
Mark Follman
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The pain of a Red Sox fan as he flies over Shea Stadium; more drunken Finns; and a whole 747-load of airplane geeks.
Joschka Fischer’s new world order
Simon Tisdall
With an eye to repairing the damage caused by disagreements over Iraq, Germany's foreign minister offers a rosy view of future U.S.-European relations.
Poll crazy
Tim Grieve
If your mood swings are tied to the daily fluctuations of Electoral-Vote.com -- and you know who you are -- then you need Salon's guide to opinion polling sanity.
Letters
Salon Staff
"Who did our ancestors sue if there was a rock on the ground?" Readers respond to Linda Baker's "Walk to School, Yes, but Don't Forget Your Lawyer."
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Is there anything worse than mile-high Finnish renditions of the Violent Femmes? And, flying on thin ice in Antarctica.
Ignoring the big C
Greg Barrett
Cancer will kill more than half a million Americans this year. Scientists are desperate to find cures, but weak federal funding and high research costs driven by private-company greed are crippling their efforts.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
USA Today invades the pilot's turf. Outraged readers rise up in unholy wrath. Mongolia and Finland are somehow involved.
Missouri is back in play
Jeff Horwitz
The State Department’s extreme makeover
Anonymous
A veteran Foreign Service officer warns that when Colin Powell departs in a second Bush term, America will lose its last bulwark against the radical ideologues who are planning more Iraqs.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Caracas: Where DC-9s go to die. Also, why Venezuela's majestic Angel Falls was named after an American pilot.
Man bites lap dogs!
Kerry Lauerman
Vanity Fair critic and new blogger James Wolcott sinks his fangs into the plush hindquarters of Fox, CNN and the media elite.
How the Internet turned everyone into James Carville
Farhad Manjoo
Thanks to the Net, we've all got access to poll numbers, fundraising figures and endless political gossip -- and we all know exactly what the candidates need to do to win.
No talk of peace
Jeevan Vasagar
Rage mixes with hope for a new Sudan among the well-equipped rebels in Darfur.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Surprise! The Amish ditch the overalls for hair gel and sushi, Mark Cuban makes a delightful game of his narcissism, and "Big Brother 5" teaches life lessons. Plus: Chip and Kim take the bucks and "The Amazing Race" takes the Emmy.
The last great American rivalry
Steve Kettmann
The Red Sox may finally be on the verge of ending The Curse and beating the Yankees. But even if they don't, their fans have been blessed with that rarest of gifts -- passion. An exclusive excerpt from Steve Kettmann's "One Day at Fenway."
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