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Thursday, Dec. 11, 2003
- The $3.77 Million Wedding
Trista and Ryan tie the knot on ABC. - Teresa Heinz
Why John Kerry needs some of his wife's sauce. - A Browser's Guide to Campaign 2004, Cont'd.
Slate reads John Edwards' book so you don't have to. - You Have the Power
Why Al Gore was wrong to endorse Howard Dean. - The Living Room of a Perfectionist
A weeklong journal of a photographer. 
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Slate stories on NPR's Day to Day.- Dispatches From Ivory Coast
Inside the U.N. "transit center" that's home to 3,500 Liberians. - Iraqing Their Brains
How can the Democratic candidates escape the trap they set for themselves? - Murder by Media
Why the Rwandan genocide tribunal went too far. - The "Cover-Up," Part 5: Bacanovic testifies at the SEC
An insider's view of the Martha trial. - Relative Agony
In-laws that deserve the cold shoulder. - Today's Doonesbury Strip
Work with me, soldier. - Soft Money Shuffle
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers. - The Latest Dean Flip-Flop Flaps
At least he has a centrist side to hide ... - Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoon Index
Editorial cartoons from around the world.
Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2003
- Bush's Mr. Cellophane
Goodbye to Mel Martinez. - What's New, Pussycat?
New York Times Magazine's "Ideas" issue. - Are Dean and Gore Related?
No Relation No. 18: Gore, Dean, and Gore Dean - Antiques Gone Wild
The Keno brothers paw through other people's things on PBS. - Dollar Doldrums
Where have all the European investors gone? - Dispatches From Ivory Coast
Dancing with the rebels. - Shape Up and Ship Out
The best way to pack and ship your holiday packages. - Brand name recognition
Political affiliation as product endorsement ... and is Mobio really a gangsta? - Richard Hennessy's Colorful Habitat
A weeklong journal of a photographer. - The "Cover-Up," Part 4: Attorney-Client Miscues?
An insider's view of the Martha trial. - Meet the Greedy Grandparents
Why America's elderly are so spoiled. - The New Hampshire Debate
The Democrats split between Clinton and Gore. - Contract Shun
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2003
- Blood Money?
The Los Angeles Times' flawed masterpiece about corruption at NIH. - No Immunity
Why this year's flu outbreak is a looming public health crisis. - Inside Nell Campbell's Apartment
A weeklong journal of a photographer. - Dispatches From Ivory Coast
The human consequences of war. - Dick Scaife, Crypto-Liberal
An unlikely Kerry donor. - Cream of the Book Shop
Who's on the year-end best-books lists? - The Case of the Misunderstood Memo
The Feith "annex" highlights the Bush administration's misuse of intelligence material. - The "Cover-Up," Part 3: Martha Stewart Visits the U.S. Attorney
An insider's view of the Martha trial. - Stop This Train
Who decides this election—you or Al Gore? - Partial Victory
The power of an unenforced abortion ban. - The Artful Dodger
Philip Guston was misunderstood—but why? - How To Write
Read Mimesis. - Minnesota
A weekly poem, read by the author. - Gore Score
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Monday, Dec. 8, 2003
- Putin's Party Takes Control
Does United Russia's victory presage the death of democracy? - Best College System?
Previously published Slate articles made new. - A Drug-Company Bribe?
The Medicare vote scandal, continued. - Beating the Bushes
The Democrats recount the recount in Florida. - Building a Better Occupation
The U.S. Army has made some smart moves in Iraq—and some blockheaded ones, too. - Dispatches From Ivory Coast
Among the charming rebels of Les Forces Nouvelles. - Saturday Night Fever
Al Sharpton shimmies to James Brown on SNL. - Inside Edmund White's Living Room
A weeklong journal of a photographer. - How Do You Fix a Wild Bear?
First, do no harm. Then, use pig membranes. - Abercrombie & Fitch's Blue Christmas
The dirty little secret behind the racy catalog: lousy sales. - Logophilia
Readers get wordy in the Fray. - Corrections
Slate's mistakes. - U R Trouble
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Sunday, Dec. 7, 2003
- MicroStasi
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Saturday, Dec. 6, 2003
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