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Barak’s fate depends on peace
Flore de Preneuf
By calling for early elections, the embattled Israeli prime minister buys a little time, but also places his fate in the hands of Yasser Arafat.
What to read: Winter novels
Salon's critics
Run away to the circus, to a haunted Indian village, to a secret-filled Scottish island and more with the season's best fiction.
Dream a little dream
Gregg Wirth
Battered and broken pro wrestler Tommy Dreamer helped found the roughest wrestling league around. Now he's taking a beating.
A brief affair
Kelly Jones
I found the goddess of lingerie in Venice and she made me feel like Marilyn Monroe.
Sick on the beach
David Vernon
When you have no vacation days left, it's time to kill off beloved members of your virtual family.
Interface bug tips electoral college!
Scott Rosenberg
Design flaws in the Palm Beach ballot put a well-deserved spotlight on the "usability" wonks.
The gleeful contrarian
Ray Sawhill
Not content with pushing buttons at Arts & Letters Daily, Denis Dutton now plans to shake up the publishing industry.
“L.A. Confidential”
Max Garrone
The extras present Los Angeles in all its glittering, sometimes-shady glory, a mythical land of movies, sun and sand.
Gore basks in the Sunshine State
Alicia Montgomery
But Bush raids Dems' turf in the North, and Nader keeps the pressure on. Lazio gets caught going after "blood money."
Gore is bombed by shadow ad
Alicia Montgomery
Nader steps into the Middle East mess, and more states join the list of swingers.
What the hell’s going on in the music biz?
Eric Boehlert
Kids say: Limp Bizkit rock! Wallflowers suck! And why is Best Buy selling CDs $2 below cost?
“Disobedience” by Jane Hamilton
Jennifer Howard
A teenage boy snoops in his mom's adulterous e-mail in the latest novel from the author of "A Map of the World."
Why the Internet sucks
Don George
The Web was going to replace travel agencies and empower consumers. At least, that was the theory.
“The Beast God Forgot to Invent” by Jim Harrison
Jonathan Miles
Imbued with all the gravelly melancholy of a Tom Waits ballad, the new book by the author of "Legends of the Fall" presents a cast of prickly, coarse and utterly lovable antiheroes.
We need another hero
Sridhar Pappu
Fourteen years after brilliantly deconstructing comic books half to death, "Watchmen" creator Alan Moore wants to rebuild.
“The Bulldozer”
Flore de Prineuf
How Ariel Sharon plowed his way back onto the bloody stage of Mideast politics.
She’s got mail
Read by Robert Sean Leonard
In Jane Hamilton's new novel, "Disobedience," a teenager reads his mother's e-mail and discovers she's having an affair.
The book of Jane
David Bowman
Jane Hamilton, author of "The Book of Ruth," talks about her new novel, Civil War reenactors and how e-mail has facilitated Midwestern adultery.
The Mojo solution
Damien Cave
Forget Napster and Gnutella. Jim McCoy's Mojo Nation is the coolest file-trading service on the Net.
The first presidential debate: Who won?
Salon Staff
"And the winner is ..." by Jake Tapper; "Who won the debate?" compiled by Salon News Staff
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