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Hollywood goes green
Amanda Griscom Little
Earth Day is in danger of choking to death under Bush's energy policy. Can the likes of Cameron Diaz make conservation cool enough to save it?
Must-repent TV
Heather Havrilesky
Aimed at the Bible Belt and piggybacking on Schiavo and the pope, NBC's creepy, pandering "Revelations" miniseries paints nuns as heroes and rationalists as the bad guys.
Will Democrats give up on guns?
Tim Grieve
If the South is a lost cause, the road to the White House must run through the West. Will going easy on gun control make it easier to travel?
The quiet before the next storm
Mark Follman
Is the biggest threat to the peace process, and to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, now from his own people?
Celebrate Tom DeLay’s birthday!
Joan Walsh
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Warrior for the word
Kerry Lauerman
Camille Paglia slams bloggers and trendy academics for degrading language -- and calls for a passionate revival of the great artistic tradition of the West.
Mistaken identity
Salon Staff
Who's kidding themselves? TTers sound off on Michael Jackson, Terri Schiavo and the illusions their cases create.
The small state of big politics
Mark Follman
Vermont has an idea or three about how to deal with life in the time of George W. Bush.
After Arafat
Jennifer Miller
Fighting corruption, rebuilding institutions and trying to bring militants into the political system, Palestinians have moved on after the death of their leader. But how long will their new hopes last?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NCAA Tournament preview: Upsets are sure to abound as this column gets conservative in filling out its bracket.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The Great Circle Mapper hypnotizes the pilot. Also, how far can a plane go after losing an engine?
Recycled rhetoric
Sidney Blumenthal
Bush's huge gamble on dismantling the cornerstone of the New Deal will fail. And if the Democrats remain disciplined, his defeat will be profound.
“The sense of expectation is palpable”
Ewen MacAskill
Palestinian leader Abbas warns at a meeting in London that without direct talks with Israel the fragile peace could be broken.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Chris Webber and Randy Moss get traded. Addition by subtraction should work in one of those cases. Plus: When the Harlem Globetrotters were serious business.
Mommy madness
Katy Read
The latest buzzy book about motherhood claims that in an effort to orchestrate an ideal upbringing for their children, women are messing up their marriages, spoiling their kids, and losing their minds.
Transatlantic trip
Nicholas Watts
On his first day in Europe, Bush offers soothing words but no substantive policy changes.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The Southland's Doppler 7000 chases raindrops, "The
Bachelorette" chases ambivalent pretty boys, and "Jonny Zero" fights crime with more crime. Plus: What's more fun than a barrel of super-rich, whiny teenagers?
“Downfall”
Andrew O'Hehir
This German film about Hitler's last days is so powerful and compelling, you may actually find yourself feeling sorry for Der Fuhrer.
Cautious optimism in the Middle East
Aluf Benn
We've heard all the promises before. But this time, maybe peace really will break out.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Direct flights between Taiwan and China raise, once again, the specter of the airline that never was.
Peace in the Middle East: Now it’s up to Bush
Gary Kamiya
A solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is possible -- but only if the president is willing to confront Ariel Sharon. If history is a guide, he won't.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
From the farthest north to the deepest south, no degree of latitude is left unexplored. Also, the pilot seeks a showdown with one of the world's most fearless journalists.
The Kurds take Kirkuk
Quil Lawrence
Election Day was jubilant for Kurds returning to the oil-rich city. But if rivals question the vote, they might call in reinforcements.
Long live secession!
Christopher Ketcham
It will never work, but that doesn't stop blue-state radicals from insisting they have the right to break up Bush's -- and Lincoln's -- "imperial" union. A revolutionary guide to American history.
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