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Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
American personnel are more devoted to linking Osama to Saddam than to finding and "neutralizing" him.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
The blacked-out sections of the congressional 9/11 report say a lot. So does the way the White House conceals key memos through its "executive privilege."
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
New ESPN hire Rush Limbaugh will bring the same level of insight to football that he brings to politics. In other words, the real fans get screwed again.
The Democrats’ brewing civil war
Michelle Goldberg
Deans, Greens and liberals say the party needs to scream the anti-Bush truth at the American people. New-Democratic centrists say Americans just aren't that left-leaning. The schism is wide, and it's going to get wider.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Michael Jackson, Jesus? Johnny Depp, father of the year? Harry Truman, anti-Semite? Plus: Ashton says London paper made up quotes -- and so does the reporter who "wrote" the story.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Ari Fleischer a gangsta rapper? David Duchovny the next Big? Amy the next Britney? Plus: First baseman fined for slapping sausage!
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Does Donald Rumsfeld really believe no one remembers what he was saying about Iraqi weapons before the war?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Married people aren't having sex! Dictators aren't apologizing! Bangs are back! Plus: The real question raised by "Sex and the City."
The skeletons and suits in Sharpton’s closet
Jake Tapper
The controversial political leader and Democratic presidential candidate delivers a pointed warning: If you attack me, you risk being sued.
“The Hulk”
Charles Taylor
Are comic books art? Maybe, but this leaden, pretentious flick about Marvel Comics' big green id, from the overrated Ang Lee, is just schlock art for the NPR set.
How the left lost teen spirit
Andrew O'Hehir
Bill Clinton won the youth vote. Al Gore split it with George Bush. Will Democrats realize they must embrace pop culture, not demonize it, to win
back the White House?
Letters
Salon Staff
"The sky is falling! The sky is falling!" Readers respond to Jack Brown's "Mexico's Music Business Meltdown."
G-strings and Ph.D.s
Virginia Vitzthum
Katherine Frank stripped, interviewed her customers and then wrote a thesis about male desire.
The gentleman general
Allen Barra
Humorist Roy Blount Jr.'s slim biography of Robert E. Lee is touching and comprehensive, but he misses the boat on the Southern warrior's military genius. Most historians do.
Weapons of mass deception
Jake Tapper
The Bush administration goes into full spin mode and Tony Blair battles to save his political life, as charges mount that they lied their way into war.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Barry Manilow breaks his beak, Geraldo breaks the rules, and Princess Stephanie bonks the gardener. Plus: David Beckham takes off his pants!
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "Don't Ask -- He Won't Tell," by Jake Tapper, and "Vigilante Injustice," by Max Blumenthal.
Baghdad chronicles
Michelle Goldberg
In a city where porn, drunkenness and radical Islam are on the rise, savvy students who despise both Bush and Saddam are putting out Iraq's only independent newspaper.
Fool me once
Richard Blow
I was one of the magazine editors deceived by journalist Stephen Glass during his reign of error and lies. His fictionalized memoir, "The Fabulist," is supposed to be an apology. I don't buy it.
The forbidden truth about Jayson Blair
Eric Boehlert
It's the issue nobody at the New York Times wants to discuss: Were a reporter's flagrant abuses overlooked because he's black?
Teenage wasteland
Salon Staff
We talked for a minimum of 10 hours a day, every day, for years. He was still a virgin when we finally met.
“Man on the Train”
Charles Taylor
In this elegant French mystery, two strangers -- the long, lean Jean Rochefort and Johnny Hallyday, the "French Elvis" -- change each other's lives.
Mr. Virtue craps out
Joan Walsh
If William Bennett wants to gamble, fine. But he and his fellow clay-footed morality scolds should let the rest of us enjoy our harmless vices.
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