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“Freedom is the Almighty’s gift”
Salon Staff
In an interview with the BBC's David Frost, President Bush expounds upon democracy, Palestine -- and the future of the Iraq war.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Where have all the Swiss Army Knives gone? The pilot pursues the mystery of the confiscated "sharps."
Gone in the blink of an eye
Katharine Mieszkowski
Berkeley researchers declare 14 million U.S. jobs are at risk of being outsourced.
The world press on the downing of a U.S. Chinook
Compiled by Laura McClure
Newspapers across the world ask: Who's leading the attacks in Iraq?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Readers keep their eyes on the cliche prize as they cowboy up and invade the House That Jeanne Built for the first Write Like Zelasko Contest.
“A Season in Bethlehem” by Joshua Hammer
Christopher Farah
April 2002, the Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem. Palestinians inside, Israelis outside. It was a gripping 39-day standoff that seemed to symbolize the entire Middle East conflict.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
The global spread of nukes keeps conservatives awake at night. Plus: Religion for Kobe, and Howard Dean's "pro-homosexual" agenda.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Does lavatory refuse ever fall from the sky? And there can't really be an airline called Aerobanana, can there?
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Did Dems conspire to take down both Arnold and Rush? The right gropes for the moral high ground on the recall, bemoans Limbaugh's worst week, and dissects Bush's woes.
North Korea says it is making nuclear bombs
Sang-Hun Choe
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Are there nations without airlines? What happened to Nigeria Airways? How safe is Syrianair? The pilot knows all.
The world press on the U.N. in Iraq
Compiled by Laura McClure
Should the U.N. bail out the U.S. in Iraq? A Guardian writer says not if it helps Bush win reelection.
Iraq is not Vietnam
Edward W. Lempinen
The antiwar left shows a troubling indifference to the plight of Iraqis -- and flirts with irrelevance -- by demanding that President Bush bring the troops home now.
Night flight to Tashkent
Tom Bissell
I'm smuggling $6,300 into Uzbekistan -- and I have no experience with this sort of thing. The first chapter from a Salon contributor's travel memoir, "Chasing the Sea."
“So Close”
Charles Taylor
Luscious superstar Shu Qi and action expert Corey Yuen prove that Hong Kong movies can still deliver the goods Hollywood can't.
“Blood, guts, death, mayhem and nudity”
Daniel Kraus
Eli Roth on the atrocious state of horror movies, actresses who won't get naked, his pal David Lynch, and the flesh-eating inspiration of his new film, "Cabin Fever."
Bush’s big lies, continued
Robert Scheer
In claiming that Iraq is now the central front in the war on terror, Bush is heralding a self-fulfilling prophecy: He claimed Iraq was a hotbed of terrorism, and he turned it into one.
The world press on the legacy of 9/11
Compiled by Laura McClure
The Guardian: Did U.S. authorities purposely fail to avert the attacks in 2001?
Would you like some freedom fries with your crow, Mr. President?
Gary Kamiya
Six months after spitting in the face of the world, the Bush administration is crawling on its belly before the U.N. If the world doesn't rush to help it, the White House has only itself to blame.
Crime and punishment, Putin-style
Kim Iskyan
A government attack on Russia's premier businessman threatens to derail years of economic progress.
He had me at “allo”
Salon Staff
My Ukrainian composer spoke no English, had carpetlike back hair, and smelled vaguely of cooked cabbage. What's not to love?
Meet the spam Nazi
Brian McWilliams
What does a former white-power activist do after being drummed out of the movement? He turns to peddling penis-enlargement pills.
What’s wrong with American men and women?
Ann Marlowe
My skillful Turkish bed mate told me, in vivid detail.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "Casualties of Victory," by Stephanie Booth. Plus: Thoughts on nanny cams and comic books.
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