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John McCain to condemn Confederate flag
Jake Tapper
Out of the media spotlight and away from the presidential crucible, the Arizona senator will take a stand on a South Carolina controversy.
Three cheers for the brave new activism
Bill McKibben
Let's hope the tactics that have rocked free-traders can also change the hearts and minds of SUV-driving, overconsuming Americans.
Before “The Thin Man”
Dick Lochte
However legendary their romance, Dashiell Hammett did his best work before he met Lillian Hellman.
“Erin Brockovich”: The real story
Kathleen Sharp
In the movie, the victims in the celebrated lawsuit won big. In reality, many are wondering where the money went -- and they're mad at their lawyers.
Little girls on the big prairie
Melanie Rehak
Through these classics of childhood, a kid could suffer the privations of starvation in the flashlight-lit privacy of her own imagination -- and live to cherish the memory.
The song that changed New Jersey
Jake Tapper
The GOP is divided over a humiliated Republican's attempt at a comeback.
The Ralph Reed-Redmond connection
Scott Rosenberg
Microsoft's attempt to play presidential politics lands it in hot water.
Christo
Charles Taylor
He's the world's greatest wrap star; his grand and beautiful public projects transcend the barriers between life and art.
Flameout
Samantha Gillison
A friend remembers the short, scary, brilliant life of novelist Robert Bingham.
Setting the record straight
Heather World
Holocaust denier David Irving loses his London libel suit.
Congress cools to Bush
Alicia Montgomery
Bush warms to California, Hillary frosts New Yorkers and McCain barnstorms for Rudy.
Swallowing anything
Ann Hodgman
Do you really need a new cookbook to figure out how to make brownies? Are those salmon steaks really better with a packet of Butter Buds?
Spicy Firebites, with a jumbo movie deal on the side
Daniel Kraus
Rob McKittrick was a waiter at T.G.I. Friday's. Then he sold his screenplay. Now he has a six-figure bank account, a classic car and a house in the Hollywood hills.
Letters to the editor
Salon Staff
The Napster wars continue Plus: Can vegetarians and meat eaters get along? Do you really want to live forever?
What Hillary Clinton won't say
David Horowitz
Rudy Giuliani has dramatically reduced the number of shots fired by police at civilians in New York, as well as the number of people killed by anyone there.
Cassandra complex
Brigitte Frase
Sven Birkerts says computers are destroying literature. He couldn't be more wrong.
“Knock”-ing her up
Jack Boulware
Former Osaka Gov. Knock Yokoyama, 68, admits to feeling up a 21-year-old.
All this useful beauty
Sarah Vowell
The hottest art show in America is never better than Tom Cruise in his underwear. Wouldn't a nice Kate Spade handbag be so much more practical?
Poison pen
Lawrence Osborne
The execution of writer Robert Brasillach for "intellectual crimes" during World War II raises questions we still don't know how to answer.
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