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The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
The International Federation of Journalists has accused U.S. military commanders of targeting non-embedded journalists -- particularly al-Jazeera.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
Haaretz links U.S. pro-Israeli lobbyists to Iraqi opposition leaders. Plus more news from the international press.
“All kinds of metal was flying through the air”
Phillip Robertson
Under withering Iraqi fire, I hunker down on a hilltop with a handful of U.S. and Kurdish soldiers -- and cheer the cluster bombs.
The world press on the war
Compiled by Laura McClure
In Bush's postwar Iraq, a former CIA director with Israeli connections may head the Information Ministry.
This week on DVD
Salon Staff
A smoldering tale of forbidden love. Plus: WB actors when they were young enough to play teenagers, and rare Beatles footage.
Are we doomed yet?
Sheldon Pacotti
The computer-networked, digital world poses enormous threats to humanity that no government, no matter how totalitarian, can stop. A fully open society is our best chance for survival.
Bush’s colonialist agenda
Robert Scheer
If the United States fails to unearth weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, imperial designs will stand exposed as the true cause of war.
“What will this nation be in years to come?”
Andrew O'Hehir
A historian foresees a United States that crushes opposition around the world and tolerates little dissent at home.
“A-Day” (that will live in infamy)
Heather Havrilesky
Baghdad's in flames and the "embedded" media troops invade Iraq, anxious to share the thrill of war with couch-bound civilians back home. Meanwhile, one Illinois family gets that awful knock on the door.
War of words
Compiled by Laura McClure
Sydney Herald reporter on U.S.-Iraq battle: "More like a massacre than a fight." Plus other news from the international press.
The mother of all gambles
Christopher Ketcham
Looking to figure out whether Saddam is alive or dead? Go online and check the betting line.
War of words
Compiled by Laura McClure
What the international press and other voices are saying about the attack against Iraq.
Bush moves an inch on the Mideast
Aluf Benn
Under heavy pressure from British Prime Minister Tony Blair, the president finally raises the Israeli-Palestinian issue. But does he really intend to solve it?
How I invaded Iraq, alone
Phillip Robertson
On a moonlit night in March, the author slips out of Syria on a rubber raft and crosses the Tigris, headed toward war.
Naked on the set! Part 3
Paul Festa
Scud Stud lobs a missile at Bush
Louise Witt
During the Gulf War, NBC reporter Arthur Kent was famed for his boyish good looks. Today, liberated from the network, he's free to say that Bush is out of control.
“Mismatch” by Andrew Hacker
Laura Miller
Political scientist Andrew Hacker crunches the numbers to prove that -- newsflash! -- men and women want different things.
“Bend It Like Beckham”
Stephanie Zacharek
A smash hit from England jokes about love, soccer, ethnic food and immigrant assimilation. Wait, haven't we seen this movie before?
“24” hour party people
Heather Havrilesky
Fox's innovative hit "24" has recently veered from gripping realism into addictive high camp. What's more, its creators are flying blind.
Sleepwalking toward Baghdad
Gary Kamiya
As the sand runs out on peace, America drifts alone toward a strange and unjustified war.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Why stop in Anchorage on the way from Tahiti to Paris? Plus, the mysteries of the Muslim qibla.
Little Osama
Claudia Kolker
How the murder of a Muslim boy in Houston fanned the flames of anti-Americanism in Pakistan.
Sharon’s world
Aluf Benn
Bush is on his side, a longed-for Iraq war is coming, and the Palestinians seem to be under control, but the economy is in ruins and his right-wing coalition could be shaky. For Israel's ultimate survivor, it's business as usual.
The Salon Interview: Chris Matthews
Joan Walsh
He made his name bashing Clinton. But the "Hardball" host has broken from the cable TV pack over war with Iraq. And he has even warmed up to Clinton -- Hillary, that is.
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