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Gambling on Harry Reid
Michael Green
Have the Democrats hit the jackpot with the new minority leader from Nevada -- or crapped out?
Bush’s night of the long knives
Sidney Blumenthal
The fall of Powell and the rise of Rice reveal the true face of this strange, Soviet administration, where bureaucratic fear and blind loyalty reign supreme.
Letters
Salon Staff
"Retire!" "Make porn!" "Download gangsta rap!" Blue state readers add to Rebecca Traister's list of perverse pleasures.
Ode to an Ol’ Dirty Bastard
Pete L'Official
He left behind a violent legacy and possibly a dozen children. But the Wu-Tang Clan rapper also helped forge an irresistible pan-Asian-ghetto-gangsta style.
Building religious tolerance
Salon Staff
A reader and Ed Yoder, the author of "False Prophets," discuss the origins of the separation of church and state, and say we're lucky that deists were involved.
Welcome to Canada!
David Beers
We've got same-sex marriage, medical marijuana -- and, hey, 80 percent of us think Bush runs a rogue nation! But I'd better warn you -- we're not as blue as you think.
“Kinsey”
Stephanie Zacharek
Respectful and bland, this biopic about revolutionary sex researcher Alfred Kinsey is about as exciting as a date with grandma.
Four poor years?
Ted Widmer
Bush backers boast that his victory gives him a chance to join the greats. But most reelected presidents have been far less effective in their second term than in their first.
Memo to sore losermen
Dan Carol
You've had more than a week to mourn the election results. Now it's time to emerge from your pathetic fetal position.
After Arafat
Mark Follman
The death of their leader brings a moment of truth for the Palestinians -- the great challenge of averting deeper chaos, and a chance to step toward lasting peace.
A red-blue divide of historic proportions
Jeff Horwitz
Seeing red? Check out these maps
Corrie Pikul
Turnout is still key
Paul Harris
Record numbers of voters help both sides, but Karl Rove's skillful strategy of mobilizing religious voters and "closet Republicans" proves hard to beat.
“Very complex” situation
Chris McGreal, Nicholas Watt
Palestinian leaders visit Paris amid confusion over Arafat's condition and talk about the renewal of Mideast peace negotiations.
Did this man cost the Democrats the election?
Joan Walsh
Whether or not the gay-marriage backlash helped put Bush in the White House, now is the time to remind ourselves what the Democratic Party really stands for.
Tragedy and opportunity
Jonathan Steele
With or without Arafat, Sharon and Bush now have a window in which to change their policies and resume negotiating with the Palestinians.
The shape of a second term
S. Goldenberg, D. Teather, D. Glaister, E. MacAskil, J. Steele
Guardian writers look at what Bush's reenergized agenda will mean for America and the rest of the world.
The win that wasn’t
Tim Grieve
For a few golden hours on Tuesday night, John Kerry smelled victory. But as he watched the map get redder and Ohio slip out of reach, he was forced to accept the inevitable.
One of the most depressing parties in history
Rebecca Traister
Harvey Weinstein's Election Night event in New York wasn't quite the bash he'd hoped it would be. But some of his guests had a good time.
News that’s not fake enough
Corrie Pikul, Priya Jain
At "The Daily Show" election party, the comedy that helped us through the last four years can't quite mask the sadness.
Electoral limbo
Michelle Goldberg
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