Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, March 7, 2001

I'm not a veteran. I'd never been to Vietnam before this year. But now I understand how much it shaped my life

Democrats added to their majorities in the House and Senate on Tuesday, but didn't quite meet some observers' expectations.

A once-great show embraces self-parody in a mostly embarrassing season premiere

The saga of Jason Bourne, traumatized hero as emblem of unapologetic white-male violence, turns 14 with a new film

Protecting every member of Congress might cost more than was saved by trimming office expenses

David Sal Silva was reportedly seen and recorded being beaten to death by California police

It's fine if she doesn't want to call herself a feminist—but studios shouldn't take her misguided views to heart

Margaret Sixel won an Oscar for editing George Miller's movie into its groundbreaking final product

Twitter just can't resist a good Trump-themed meme

Republicans are trying to push forward their Obamacare repeal bill as everyone is focused on James Comey

Ashley Judd plays a revenge machine in a size 2 dress -- what's not to love?

Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1999

Remember him? Matt Damon is back as everyone's favorite amnesiac former CIA assassin in one of the summer's best films.

"Telephone" isn't just a wild music video -- it's one long commercial