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Letters
Salon Staff
Readers weigh in Gary Kamiya's "A Tale of Two Miseries," Catholics' view of the presidential election, and Sen. Zell Miller's recent attack on Bush's critics.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The films you probably missed -- but shouldn't! This month: The Jarmusch-Lynch problem, Iceland's "Noi," Russia's "The Return," "Osama" director Siddiq Barmak on his unlikely hit, and zombie flicks go back to basics.
Richard Clarke terrorizes the White House
Joe Conason
In a provocative Salon interview, the former terrorism czar fires back at the Bush administration, blasting its "big lie" strategy and "attack dog" Dick Cheney.
Richard Clarke terrorizes the White House
Joe Conason
In a provocative Salon interview, the former terrorism czar fires back at the Bush administration, blasting its "big lie" strategy and "attack dog" Dick Cheney.
Debunking the Economist — again
James K. Galbraith
Is this the "new golden age of global capitalism"? The Economist thinks so -- and ignores the facts.
“The Towers of Trebizond” by Rose Macaulay
Charles Taylor
Dotty English eccentrics take a tour of Turkey in this delightful and long-forgotten 1956 satire -- which then takes an unexpected and sobering turn toward a crisis of faith.
Hong Kong TV launches naked news
The Associated Press
Letters
Salon Staff
How dare Salon criticize Wes Clark?! Readers respond to Farhad Manjoo's "Acxiom Is Watching You."
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Everything you ever wanted to know about really, really long plane rides, including the do's and don'ts of deep vein thrombosis.
The Bush dynasty’s dark magic
Joan Walsh
One-time Republican hero Kevin Phillips dares to speak up against the Walker-Bush oligarchy that rules the American state through oil, intelligence, big money and the power of the Christian right.
The Fix
Amy Reiter, Karen Croft
"Lord of the Rings" wins in the Windy City, Sean Connery likes scotch, and AOL lets you watch movies now! Plus: Ben Affleck talks about his big head.
“A great country is being propelled by the wrong forces”
Laura Miller
John le Carre talks about his new war-on-terror novel, the "medieval stupidity" of the Bush administration's misuse of intelligence, and why he wound up marching against the war in Iraq.
Letters
Salon Staff
Who will be left to buy your products, Mr. Outsourcing Man, when all the good jobs are gone? Readers respond in droves to Katharine Mieszkowski's "Moving to India Is Not a Luxury. It Is a Necessity."
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "'This Is Not America,'" by Michelle Goldberg, and "Fill 'er Up -- With Taxpayer Dollars," by Mark Follman.
“This is not America”
Michelle Goldberg
In Miami, police unleashed unprecedented fury on demonstrators -- most of them seniors and union members. Is this how Bush's war on terror will be fought at home?
Oh, Wholly Blight (with apologies to St. Luke)
Joyce McGreevy
And it came to pass, that The Recovery would come upon the land, but still Joe and Marie did not have jobs.
Fill ‘er up — with taxpayer dollars
Mark Follman
Congressional watchdog Henry Waxman attacks Dick Cheney's former employer Halliburton for pumping up the price of gas in Iraq.
Splitting airs
Amanda Griscom
Bush's latest clean-air proposals are better than nothing, but not by much.
Joe Conason’s Journal
Salon Staff
Bush has accused Dean of "shooting from the hip" -- a phrase that aptly describes what the Pentagon did today.
Global trade = global warming
Kumar Venkat
Free trade may help struggling economies -- but the trucks and planes needed to move goods around the world will flood the atmosphere with carbon dioxide.
High drama in Milan
Amanda Griscom
Negotiators at the U.N. Kyoto Protocol conference have been treated to rumors of deliberate sabotage and shady backroom deals, all in the first two days.
The world press on American politics
Compiled by Laura McClure
Outlook India recalls the queen's first appalled impression of George W. Bush; plus, Al-Jazeera wonders why there aren't any Muslims in Congress.
The world press on the Istanbul Jews
Compiled by Laura McClure
Guardian: "Theirs is one of the great anomalies of Jewish history -- a happy story."
“Welcome to Vietnam, Mr. President”
Jessica Kowal
As White House denials grow insistent, some of the sharpest thinkers of the Vietnam generation see stark parallels with the war in Iraq.
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