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A question for the millennium
David Horowitz
The principal lesson of the past century is that the free markets are good for humanity, whereas the socialist utopian vision creates nothing but misery. But guess who hasn't learned this yet?
Frequently asked questions to end the millennium
Scott Kirsner
Uncertainty surrounds a bug that could cause computers to confuse the year 2000 with 1900. This FAQ will do nothing to change that.
I Kiss You!!!!!
Janelle Brown
A friendly Turkish accordion player becomes the Net's latest collective craze.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Shoddy journalism in George W. Bush case? Plus: Blaming Apple for geological events; "Law & Order" spin-off's salacious camerawork.
“He's going to have to hit a sitting jump shot”
Jake Tapper
Bob Kerrey talks about why -- against the odds -- he endorsed Bill Bradley for president.
Who will save Albania?
David Rieff
The poorest country in Europe may be hardest hit by the Balkans war.
Milosz: Peaceful coexistence is still possible in the Balkans
Tamara Straus
The Nobel Prize-winning poet, whose own country was devoured by its powerful neighbors, supports the NATO attacks -- and holds out hope for the future.
New York serenade
Pico Iyer
Pico Iyer returns to the Big Apple for five days -- and finds that attitude has its charms.
Red square
Janis Cooke Newman
As Russia gradually disassembles itself, one adoptive mother wonders what memories she might put away to share years from now with her Russian baby son.
Mrs. Cosby's racial paranoia
David Horowitz
What right does a grieving mother have to blame American racism for the murder of her son by a Ukrainian immigrant?
Esther Dyson
Don George
Introducing Road Warrior, a new weekly feature. This week: travel tips and tales from digital visionary Esther Dyson.
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