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As NATO meets in Madrid, the Ukraine war is front and center. Will anyone be honest about how this happened?

A selection of Salon Technology articles highlighting unconventional minds.

Mary Elizabeth Williams reviews 'Trumpet' by Jackie Kay.

This week's bestselling books courtesy of Powells.com.

We're at all-time highs, and things are only going to make things worse

As an unincorporated U.S. territory, Puerto Rico has fewer constitutional and political rights than a state

A lawsuit filed in federal court on Monday alleges the oil cartel is attempting to interfere with the November election. If true, OPEC has sadly misjudged the situation.

A lasting thought from renowned historian Eric Hobsbawm, who died Monday at 95

A memo by military chief Mohammed Atef raises new questions about whether failed U.S. efforts to reform Afghanistan's radical regime -- and build the pipeline -- set the stage for Sept. 11.

While the Supreme Court avoids the issue of their rights, Bush and Gore have broached the subject -- but with great caution.

Rebecca Jeanette Rubin faces charges of federal arson and conspiracy for her role in a group called "The Family"

Despite the WB's reputation as the teen-sex network, shows like "Dawson's Creek" and "Roswell" owe their appeal more to the damaged-family yearnings of a Brontk or Dickens novel than to sheer skin.

Did Kenneth Starr, Linda Tripp and Paula Jones' legal team work hand in hand to set a perjury trap for the president?

While teens get lethal injection for their crimes, Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel, 39, could become the oldest murder defendant in juvenile court -- such is justice for the rich.