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The Fix
Amy Reiter
Britney still can't stop talking about Justin, Carrie Fisher prepares Hollywood tell-all, and Ashton brushes up on John Edwards.
Clueless in Manhattan
Joan Walsh
The New York Times magazine finds a few rich white women to "prove" that working moms are starting their own "Opt-Out Revolution." Oy, not again.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Has Ben Affleck become box-office poison? P.Diddy disses Democrats. Plus: Do visits to "men only" adult bookstores automatically make David Gest gay?
The left’s answer to the Osbournes
Donna Minkowitz
A new book dishes the dirt on recently paroled Brinks robber Kathy Boudin and her high-powered -- and completely dysfunctional -- family.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Mellencamp goes ape! Does Matt Lauer have a Limbaugh problem? Did Adrien and Orlando battle over Charlize? Plus: Does anyone really care if Carrot Top is gay?
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
If Karl Rove's 2004 media strategy is anything like the Pentagon's was earlier this year, you may want to get used to the term "President Dean."
The Fix
Karen Croft
Molly Ivins says Arnold is like a jackrabbit with antlers, Bush says he and the gov both married well and talk bad. Plus: Who is Top Gun in Hollywood?
How Bush could save his presidency — and why he won’t
Mark Hertsgaard
The president needs to apologize for Iraq -- but he's constitutionally incapable of admitting he was wrong.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Is Jay Leno Arnold's secret campaign manager? Russell Crowe threatens to stay home, and Britney Spears gets a death threat. Plus: Will Woody tell all for the right price?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Michael Moore tells Jon Stewart about being recalled, Gray Davis' wife says he's dull, and Bono gets away with using the F-word! Plus: Rob Lowe says he didn't get enough love
Suspicion centers on Lewis Libby
Eric Boehlert
Dick Cheney's chief of staff helped hype the Iraq threat and discredit Joe Wilson. But while the White House has denied Karl Rove is the leaker, so far it's left Libby twisting slowly in the wind.
Dean and Clark’s civil union
Michelle Goldberg
For now, at least, supporters of the two Democratic rivals are surprisingly cuddly.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Bush and Brit play footsie, Heather McCartney likes Vladimir Putin, and Scorsese films Van, Mick and Eric. Plus: Naomi Campbell wants you to hire her to plan your party!
Patriotic gore
Charles Taylor
In Paul Fussell's newest World War II chronicle, the GIs who defeated the Nazis fought an ugly, dirty, bloody war that brutalized them all and ennobled no one. That doesn't mean it was pointless.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
You're not going to believe this: The NCAA is all about money. And you're really not going to believe this: Someone has admitted it!
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "G.I. George, Action President!" by David Hyde, and "The Not-So-Great Debate" by Joan Walsh.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Political prediction: The Bush White House will succeed in leading Americans in uniform away from the Republican Party.
Letters
Salon Staff
Arnold for governor: Readers respond to "Would You Let Your Sister Vote for This Man?" by Tim Grieve.
Letters
Salon Staff
Don't blame users for Microsoft's sins: Readers respond to Farhad Manjoo's "Dumb Software for Dumb People."
The Fix
Salon Staff
Arnold brushes off his past, Mort Zuckerman remembers meeting Brando and Spike Lee goes cable. Plus: Straight guys like to watch gay guys!
The moralist
Allen Barra
The exciting new translation of "The Red and the Black" blasts Stendhal into the 21st century.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
The lights go out in the Northeast, Russell Crowe gets misunderstood, Al Franken gets high visibility, and Justin Timberlake and Cameron Diaz frolic.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Report: Pete Rose reinstated. A talk with one of the writers who broke the story. Plus: Jeremy Shockey's latest homophobic episode.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
The federal government is warning us about possible new attacks on airliners. Is it safe to fly? The pilot also shares his own opinion on the question of flight simulators and terrorism.
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