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“Exterminate all the brutes”
Charles R. Larson
With our highly idealistic war in Iraq turning monstrous, Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" is frighteningly relevant -- again.
In lockstep with the White House
Robert Scheer
Were the U.S. soldiers who "made it hell" for Iraqi prisoners simply following orders?
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Bill Clinton turns in 900-page memoir, Washington Times reporter bemoans people who "misunderestimate" Bush, and Cannes will go on. Plus: Noel Gallagher disses Paul McCartney.
Letters
Salon Staff
Who's responsible for torture in Iraq? Is the Kerry campaign doomed? Readers respond to a War Room special report, and "Premature Panic," by Tim Grieve. Plus: Holland and Galbraith square off over JFK.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Michael Moore's film blocked by Disney. . . which may soon be headed by Mel Gibson? Cheney and Powell bad blood exposed. Plus: Gore TV's a go, but won't be "partisan channel."
I accuse
Joe Conason
Joseph Wilson, author of "The Politics of Truth," talks about his prime suspect in the White House smear campaign against him and his wife.
The Fix
Salon Staff
What does Jackson mean when he says "rubbers"? Mr. Big turns chicken. Plus: Actor playing gay goodfella on "The Sopranos": "I'm a little worried."
The pop star who hated sex
Mark Simpson
Was he gay? Bisexual? Or really just celibate, as he claimed? "I'm just simply inches away from a monastery," Morrissey once quipped.
The passion of the Bush
Charles Taylor
"The Jesus Factor" showed how the president has failed to serve either the Gospel or the Constitution.
The Fix
Salon Staff
A CNN reporter gets engaged to a prince, and an artist films David Beckham sleeping. Plus: Kurt Andersen's response to people who think he's crazy.
The Fix
Salon Staff
"The Passion" to play Tel Aviv, Blair defends Beckham's right to privacy, and Paul Newman unhappy about Princeton beer-guzzling contest. Plus: Super Bowl streaker on defense.
The Salon Interview: Neal Stephenson
Laura Miller
The author of "Cryptonomicon" and the "Baroque Cycle" talks about the brighter side of Puritanism, the feud between Newton and Leibniz, and the literary world's grudge against science fiction.
John Kerry’s first Purple Heart
Douglas Brinkley
With questions lingering over President Bush's service in the Guard, conservatives hope to diminish Kerry's Vietnam heroics -- but they can't erase his real battle record.
The neocon conundrum
James P. Pinkerton
With the situation in Iraq darkening, hawks are saying we can't leave without unleashing a catastrophe. The problem is, that'll happen if we stay, too.
White man’s burden
Geraldine Sealey
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Gay cable channel goes 24/7, Air America fights to get back on the air, and Jesse Ventura has presidential intentions.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Flipping the playoff switch: The Avalanche are the latest team trying to prove that the regular season doesn't mean much. Plus: When is a triple double something to be ashamed of?
The culture of responsibility
Geraldine Sealey
Indicting the FBI
Salon Staff
In a critical report, the staff of the 9/11 commission says the FBI failed to respond to the growing threat of terrorism.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Richard Clarke's book to hit the big screen, The Donald doubles his salary, and the Onion hits its mark.
Phantom editors
Siva Vaidhyanathan
Frodo and Jar Jar are now fair game for hackers. An excerpt from "The Anarchist in the Library."
Mission accomplished
Martin Sieff
Bush's brain trust had a grand plan for the Middle East. The results are coming home every day in body bags.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Diana Taurasi leads UConn to an encore championship. Her best legacy would be dynasties like that fading away. Plus: Notre Dame and race -- the readers write.
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