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Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Why is commercial piloting the third most dangerous profession? Plus, visions of icebergs in the North Atlantic and the aurora borealis in full bloom.
Lord of the bling-bling
Heather Havrilesky
Hobbitses and half-naked starlets dominate the proceedings at Hollywoods classiest affair, the Golden Globes. A color commentary.
“The Arabs are after our blood”
Christopher Farah
Israeli historian and onetime peacenik Benny Morris now says Palestinians don't want peace -- and that all the Arabs should have been driven out of Israel in 1948.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The view from the window seat: Readers share their own flight stories, and the pilot explains why the aisle is anathema.
The green elephant in the room
Amanda Griscom
A growing chasm divides moderate and right-wing Republicans over a broad range of issues -- environmental policy chief among them.
“In the Name of Science” by Andrew Goliszek
Farhad Manjoo
From the Tuskegee study to Josef Mengele, from soldiers forced to march into A-bomb clouds to the CIA's secret LSD trials, a biologist provides a frightening tour of the 20th century's most evil experiments.
A year without hope
Aluf Benn
With Israeli and Palestinian leaders hobbled and Bush fearful of intervening in an election year, there will be no progress toward Middle East peace until at least 2005.
Music 2003: Rock is dead (once more with feeling)
Thomas Bartlett
Forget those boring white boys with guitars. Thanks to Missy, OutKast and Timbaland, for the first time since the Beatles, the most vital forms of pop are found at the top of the charts.
Gameboys
Tom Bissell, Jeff Alexander
Sublime fairways, menacing Orcs and a convicted murderer who may well steal your soul. A guided tour through the best -- and most appalling -- holiday video games.
“The Fog of War”
Charles Taylor
Errol Morris tries to pin down Vietnam War chess-master Robert McNamara, and the results are fascinating -- also troubling, deeply confusing and way too artistically precious.
Wesley Clark: Restore unity with Europe
Salon Staff
The Democratic candidate says Bush's token alliances with Tonga and the Marshall Islands are no substitute for key European allies in the global fight against terror.
Dean talks tough on terror
Salon Staff
The Democratic front-runner pledges that "addressing the threats of terrorism and weapons of mass destruction will be America's highest priority in my administration."
That 1994 feeling
Scott Rosenberg
RSS delivers a long-promised Internet dream -- getting you the information you want from the people you want without hassle or bother.
Notes from an activist: Welcome to Miami
Marisa Handler
On my first day in South Florida, here to conduct direct action protests against the Free Trade Area of the Americas conference, obstacles loom, but the spirit surges.
“Freedom is the Almighty’s gift”
Salon Staff
In an interview with the BBC's David Frost, President Bush expounds upon democracy, Palestine -- and the future of the Iraq war.
How Bush betrayed Blair
Sidney Blumenthal
The British P.M. thought he had a deal: He'd support the war and Bush would stand up to Ariel Sharon. But administration neoconservatives, led by Elliott Abrams, killed the deal.
The seductress
David Bowman
The author of a new book says if women want to seduce powerful men, their best weapon is brains, not boobs.
Camille speaks!
Kerry Lauerman
Paglia returns to cast a withering eye on Clark ("what a phony!"), Kerry ("the hair!"), Madonna ("a monster"), bloggers -- and the "delusional narcissists" in the White House who led an out-of-his-depth president into a disastrous war.
Rhymes with “bitch”
Heather Havrilesky
The economy's tanking, so Hollywood responds with three shows that test our feelings about the privileged world of Prada, ponies and prenups.
In Israel, the doves awaken
Aluf Benn
Since Camp David failed, most Israelis have accepted the slogan "We have no one to talk to." A bold peace initiative has changed that -- and given rise to that rarest of commodities, hope.
How I decoded the human genome
John Sundman
We are becoming the masters of our own DNA. But does that give us the right to decide that my children should never have been born?
Golden State of hypocrisy: An interview with Joan Didion
Andrew O'Hehir
Joan Didion talks about Arnold and Reagan, the triumph of Wal-Mart ugliness, dot-com insanity, and the betrayal at the heart of the California dream.
The soccer mom’s sex symbol
Laura Sinagra
It's encouraging that Sting seems to have chugged a Red Bull-Viagra smoothie on some tracks of his new "Sacred Love" LP, but his didactic, smugly penitent music still seems designed to be played by an adulterer returning to Westchester in his Jag.
Betraying the Kurds again?
Michelle Goldberg
The U.S. plan to send 10,000 Turkish troops to Iraq has Kurdish leaders outraged -- and analysts of all stripes incredulous at its folly.
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