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The world press on the Haifa bombing
Compiled by Laura McClure
From the BBC, the biography of a female suicide bomber.
Nancy News and the Mystery of the Old Crock
Joyce McGreevy
What's a Bush-Cheney campaign manager doing in Iraq? Our favorite adorable teenage detective could not care less.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Cubs win! Marlins win! Yanks? Well, of course. And the A's and Red Sox fight for their right to party.
Erotic by nature
Michael Castleman
David Steinberg talks about the sexually frank photographs he's collected and how he thinks they can change the culture.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
This week's tweaked TV featured metrosexuals, matchmakers, and Jen and Brad decorating tips. Plus: The devastating finale of the mind-melting "Paradise Hotel"!
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The pilot confesses his many sins and explains the strange aviation mystery of Gardner, Mass.
When corrections need correcting
Robert Scheer
The Bush team has a clever ploy: Tell politically useful lies VERY LOUDLY, then whisper a correction.
The world press on Israel
Compiled by Laura McClure
Former speaker of Israel's Knesset Avraham Burg: "There may yet be a Jewish state here, but it will be a different sort, strange and ugly."
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Salon Staff
Subscribe to Salon Premium today and get a free copy of Paul Krugman's "The Great Unraveling."
“Lost in Translation”
Stephanie Zacharek
Sofia Coppola's stealthy romance about two Americans stranded in Tokyo is a work of marvelous delicacy -- and offers the performance of Bill Murray's career.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Remembering the Corridor: Mohammed Atta and I both made the world's greatest flight, through the heart of New York City. But I turned upriver.
The world press on the legacy of 9/11
Compiled by Laura McClure
The Guardian: Did U.S. authorities purposely fail to avert the attacks in 2001?
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
With his Mideast "road map" abruptly reaching a dead end yesterday, last night wasn't the most auspicious time for Bush to promote the long-term benefits of his war.
Israel: “all-out war” against Hamas
Aluf Benn
With the resignation of Palestinian moderate Mahmoud Abbas and the U.S. caught in an Iraqi quagmire, hopes fade for Middle East peace.
Clark’s Web warriors
Garance Franke-Ruta
The Draft Clark movement started on the Internet, and could challenge Dean's machine for online dominance -- if its rival factions can stop fighting.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Why is the CNN News I watch overseas so much better than the watery slobber they show in America?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Football season is finally here, and as Britney Spears lines up for the kickoff, readers and national experts make their predictions.
The Texas stalemate: It’s all about race
Michelle Goldberg
Few are saying it openly, but the DeLay-Rove power grab in Austin is all about keeping white control of an increasingly Hispanic state.
Will Bush save the dying Middle East peace plan?
Aluf Benn
The road map is on life support, and only the U.S. can save it. But as the election looms, a weakened Bush is unlikely to risk confronting Israel and its U.S. supporters.
They can’t go home again
Michelle Goldberg
Hunkered down in a New Mexico Marriott with the 11 Texas Democrats whose heroic stand against Tom DeLay's power grab is going into its second month.
Of math and makeup tips
Amy Reiter
Men are more logical, women more empathetic? So says Simon Baron-Cohen in his new book, "The Essential Difference: The Truth About the Male and Female Brain."
Top Dogg
Baz Dreisinger
Inside Snoop Dogg's growing empire, where
the hip-hop mogul enjoys his wine, women and
bong. But can he outrun his gangsta
past?
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Why not build airports on hilltops, so planes can save fuel by taking off or landing at an incline? The pilot gives the idea all the consideration it deserves.
Divided over “The Passion”
Eric Boehlert
The furor over Mel Gibson's film is threatening the fledgling pro-Israel alliance between evangelical Christians and key Jewish groups.
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