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Did 41 disagree on Iraq?
Geraldine SealeyThe Fix
Salon Staff
Rocco DiSpirito on his dispirited mother, Bob Dylan boosts sales at Victoria's Secret, and Rupert Murdoch embraces America.
Letters
Salon Staff
If stem cell research is banned, India can take care of that job sector, too. Readers respond to Farhad Manjoo's "Thou Shalt Not Make Scientific Progress."
What did Hughes know — and when?
Geraldine SealeyThe Catholic factor
Andrew Greeley
Will John Kerry's fellow Catholics turn out for him the way they did for the last JFK?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Prince gets a new label and Sandra Tsing Loh gets a new job. Plus: "The Passion or the Python"?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Carl Bernstein rips "radical" Bush, Ben Affleck puts in good word for gay marriage, and Daryl Hannah confesses to penchant for jogging ... naked.
Burying the lead
Edward W. LempinenThe Fix
Salon Staff
The Donald hawks the T-shirt, thieves lift gold-plated gun from Elvis museum and Kylie Minogue converses with the dead. Plus: Will Janet pull a Courtney on Dave?
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Spain's post-3/11 upheaval: David Frum says the terrorists have won, Andrew Sullivan fears a pre-November "blood bath" inside the U.S., and David Brooks blames Colin Powell.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Call him Dr. Bono, don't call Pamela bimbo, Martha's mag gets nominated and Evita's shroud goes on sale.
Bush deploys new attack ad
Geraldine SealeyLetters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "The New Pentagon Papers," Karen Kwiatkowski's insider account of the Bush administration's secret intelligence unit that promoted the Iraq war. Plus: Are attack ads legit?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Gibson's Jesus meets the pope, Fidel Castro meets prime time, and Liza Minnelli doesn't want to meet any PETA members in a dark alley.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick in "Strangers With Candy: The Movie," Prince on pushing the envelope, and Sean Penn, hair actor. Plus: Magazine to lose Martha's name?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Elvis Costello needles Bush, Mel Gibson contemplates another "Lethal Weapon," and Frank McCourt remembers life as a teacher. Plus: Britney's musical suicide note?
AP gives Bush-Cheney free ink
Salon StaffThe Fix
Salon Staff
The Passion of the Martha and the aging of Prince. Plus: Roy Horn says he's working with Christopher Reeve's physical therapist.
Fair and balanced?
Geraldine SealeyThe Fix
Salon Staff
Janet talks, Martha won't walk -- and her stock rocks. Plus: Jessica Simpson incites a riot and Ethan Hawke comes clean.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Spielberg won't comment on "The Passion." Will Kerry dump McAuliffe? Plus: Larry David on wife's activism: "I've begged her to go back to her maiden name."
Bush’s backfire
Richard J. Rosendall
Twelve years ago, the far right's culture war helped defeat a President Bush -- and it's about to happen again.
Meaningless sex! Rampant drug use! Teen debauchery!
Rebecca Traister
In "Generation S.L.U.T.," 21-year-old Marty Beckerman
blows the whistle on Gen Y, chronicling its sexual
excesses and perversions.
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